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    Liverpool fans boo ‘God Save the King’ national anthem as reasons explained

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    1. gerbilshoe on

      Just play the match!. No God Save the king, no taking a knee , no armbands.

      Remember Hearts fans being criticised for jeering during a minutes silence for the Pope! wtf why have it?

    2. NagelRawls on

      Liverpool fans boo the national anthem. It’s what they do. They’ve been doing it for years and yet every single time it happens the media makes a big song and dance about it. The best thing is how they shocked they are every time it happens. What would be an actual surprise is Liverpool fans not booing the national anthem.

    3. NGeoTeacher on

      It’s a loathsome anthem. National anthems should be about the country and the people in it, not bootlicking of one singular person who represents a well-outdated establishment built upon blood and theft. Long overdue for a change to any number of other options. Well done Liverpool fans.

    4. Vivid_Performance167 on

      Shocker, Scousers feel inclined to boo the anthem at every possible occasion.

      Here’s the same reason as last time and the time before, but changed slightly so it doesn’t look like my mate’s homework.

    6. Big-Mongoose-9070 on

      Doesn’t happen at Everton.

      A liverpool game in london i would love to see official data of where alot of those fans where actually from.

      The scouse not english thing is a thing largely blown up by Liverpool football fans from outside the city of Liverpool.

    7. WelshBluebird1 on

      Oh no. How could I possibly cope. Newsflash Cardiff fans booed the anthem at the FA Cup final 17 years ago too. Liverpool fans boo it all the time. Wales fans boo it all the time. Go somewhere else with your fake outrage!

    8. CaptainKoreana on

      It’s Liverpool. It happens each and every time and is this really worth being covered as a news whenever this happens?

    10. Butler342 on

      Wait I’m confused, the article obviously mentions Liverpool fans booing the national anthem, but where’s the mention of the scumbag contingent of Palace fans jeering and making noise during a minute silence for Jota and his brother?

      Booing the national anthem > showing utter disrespect to two dead footballers I suppose?

    11. OGSyedIsEverywhere on

      “As reasons explained”? What a repulsively shitty title that doesn’t mean anything. They may as well write “event participated in by some”.

    12. Immorals1 on

      I don’t live in Liverpool but good on them. Fuck the royals and their nonce defending freeloaders.

    13. NefariousnessLast838 on

      why does the rest of the country absolutely lose their minds over anything to do with Liverpool or scousers? Can’t think of any other city that has haters like we do and we couldnt give a fuck 🤣

    14. Ceejayncl on

      In all fairness, and I say this as a Newcastle fan, pretty much most places outside of London, especially northern cities have an absolute right to be pissed off the with the establishment.
      That’s before we even get to the whole beliefs over whether we should have a monarchy or not, and if someone believes in god or not.

    15. darleygy on

      Good. Dirty family that sponge off of the country and highlight that “not everybody is born equal, some people are born superior to others”. Country would be better rid of the paedophile supporting scum.

    16. Smart_Barracuda49 on

      Don’t really see why the national anthem should be played at a football game. I mean for national teams between 2 countries sure, but 2 domestic teams playing in a final or a glorified friendly it just makes no sense to sing a few lines of the national anthem. Nobody is interested

    17. jayjones35 on

      Over 60% of the fans in that ground are not scousers always remember that, it’s the only home ground I know that is filled with away fans

    18. Daftmidge on

      On top of all that, it’s a terrible anthem.

      Where’s the pride in the country, it’s people and their achievements?

      You all stand there asking the almighty to save the one of you who needs saving the least, it’s actually bizarre.

      What confuses me is that there isn’t more of an appetite in England for replacing it.
      You have much better songs you could use.

    20. laflux on

      Liverpool folk boo the anthem because there is a strong iconoclast left wing identity, and a lot of people there have Irish heritage.

      I think it’s uncouth, and I wouldn’t do it (even as a anti royalist), but it’s weird how authoritarian people get when it gets to the royal family. Didn’t everyone hate Charles before Lizzie kicked the bucket?

    22. willium563 on

      I never understand this outrage when half the country seems to hate this country and government at the moment.

    23. SkullDump on

      Having reading a number of these posts I have to say it all sounds very petty and childish to me.

    24. 8deviate on

      Because they wanted to put Liverpool in a “planned decline”. They have every right. Fuck em

    25. _AHUGECAT_ on

      Whether the anthem is booed or not, can we all agree that it’s a little odd that our national anthem is dedicated to one privileged man living in the largest council house in the country? Are there not other things we could celebrate??

    26. TobyField33 on

      I don’t particularly care that much, but Liverpool fans also have the biggest chip on their shoulder.

    27. FTXACCOUNTANT on

      We do it every time. Why do people need to report on it when everyone knows why?

      The “news” in this country are so fucking useless and repetitive.

    28. Underscore_Blues on

      They’ll probably cry that the Jota tribute got spoiled with crowd noise. Can’t have it both ways.

    30. Wooden-Phrase-8258 on

      Love how the media then criticise Palace. Liverpool fans. Perpetual victims just like Israel