The best anthem I have ever heard,
and I love it.
Obviously it's a proper start, isn't it?
It's really, really emotional for the people
from the very first time.
Simple but powerful lyrics,
real message.
Obviously style of clothing is pretty different.
The shirts are different, the kit is different.
Some things changed since then,
but obviously what it means to the people never changed.
I understand that, I understand it 100 per cent.
If I would have been there,
I would have asked the same: "Where's our song?"
Playing the top 10 songs is obviously cool,
but they change.
Having a real understanding
and a real message you want your club to stand for,
that means you have to repeat it.
The writer...must have been a genius.
I'm not sure he was considered as that,
but that's often how it is.
Van Gogh was only really recognised after he died.
It's an idea of life.
If you are part of the community,
then you will be protected by all the others,
so that's a really, really nice thing.
With all the difficulties this club went through
and the people went through,
and all the things that happened,
the song is a little bit like a prayer.
It's clear, the message is clear,
everyone who lives in Liverpool knows it:
through the storm and the rain,
that's our life.
That’s the best thing faith can do to you,
that you exactly feel that...
That all the things that happen around you...
you are never alone with it.
At Mainz, the people sang it in the stadium.
I worked for Dortmund...
and the people sang it in the stadium.
It was not the first thing I thought about
when I decided to join Liverpool,
but it was part of the process.
You never get used to it,
and that's...
extraordinary, absolutely.
It's the start of the whole event,
it's the start of everything,
it's a reminder,
like the 'This is Anfield' sign.
Sharpen the focus.
Make sure that nobody forgets how important it is.
Maybe there are people still in the stadium today,
they must be around 70 or 80 years old,
who were there the first day it was sung at the stadium,
which is a nice story as well.
They walked the whole way.
There are lot of other good clubs out there,
not as good as Liverpool FC, obviously.
But this is the strongest message.
We have different reasons why we love the club,
but you need to know about the song,
then you understand the club.