55,000 people cheering their idols on.
Behind one goal the heaving mass of the Kop will be chanting the magic word,
a slogan safe against defeat -
"Liverpool, Liverpool, Liverpool."
Shankly believes in everything he does.
He's made the team believe, he's made the fans believe.
Between them, they've made a mountain
and Liverpool Football Club stands on the the peak.
- The whole stand shaking here at Anfield.
- The rest of the First Division can only marvel at their consistency.
- The players may have changed, occasionally the manager has changed,
but the character and the confidence of Liverpool FC has never changed.
It's not just any other club.
History is massively important in football.
I think we all love to reminisce and look back.
And I think we're all very proud of the achievements of the club in the past,
even if we weren't born or we can't remember.
I always feel that we do special things because as a club we've done it before,
in moments when people have written us off.
You know - "We're Liverpool, we've done it before and we'll do it again."
Football belongs not just to the team,
It also belongs to the fans and the community.
The city of Liverpool is special to me.
The people of Liverpool are invested in their football club.
It's not about individual moments of glory, it's about the repetition of the success.
It's about the togetherness, the belief and the harmony
and the love that fans have shown their club through different eras.
We all have our heroes growing up.
You want to try and educate yourself on what had happened many, many years ago.
The European Cups, FA Cup, League Cups, league titles.
I think you have to be part of it to know the connection.
The club, the way the fans stick together to navigate through the highs and the lows
and the feelings and the emotional journey that it takes you on.
And Mission Impossible is accomplished.
I don't think I'd be educated enough to put into words exactly what it means to me.
I think it's difficult. It's a way of life.
Throughout the 130 years, it's not just a happy story about success
and what they've won, there was disappointment as well.
Nothing compares to Anfield.
The combination of the Kop and the team.
There's no stronger bond to make the wonderful times happen.
You'll Never Walk Alone holds that wonderful, warm feeling about it.
KENNY: It's got many connotations.
It's something that people can relate to, something that they want to hold onto.
Its not so much what it means, it's how it makes me feel.
You get that shiver right through your body when you hear it.
And it basically speaks to me about life and about football.
And I just think that song, together with the people of this city, it's the perfect match.
I'm proud just to be involved in this team,
to be involved in this football club for so long is incredible.
So to lead the team out is an immense feeling and one I don't take for granted.
It feels so intense in the best way,
how close we got over the years with our supporters.
It's like when you have these moments where you can look in eyes,
you catch only a few,
but if you see these eyes, it's a pure joy and enthusiasm.
That's what it's all about actually,
having a chance to be part of such an emotional journey.
I think it's really important and I'm proud, yes,
but I'm more thankful that I'm allowed to be a part of it.
I've drummed it into our players time and again,
they are privileged to play for you.
And if they didn't believe me... they believe me now.