Derby County v Man.City 74-75 season

better footballers back then

effortless goals in that vid

much more class

yeah MAN CITY!!!!!

totally agree, brilliant commentator

I miss not hearing Barry Davis's commentory for football. He is definintely my favourite with his deep kknowledge of sport and the use of such eloquent heartfelt language. He has also shown great versatility in describing the action of numerous sports. He is definintely superior to football specialists such as John Motson.

awesome commentary though i'm curious which set of fans are singing YNWA and for what reason. didn't think it was either club's song. any info on this would be much appreciated. thanks for posting this video!

Even though traditionally a Liverool song, all supporters sang YNWA in those days, albeit with revised lyrics; Man U fans sang "You'll never walk again", Chelsea fans sang "You'll never get a job" etc. West Ham's song "I'm forever blowing Bubbles", was always sung on the terraces at other grounds "Just like my dreams/West Ham they fade and die" Hope that answers your question, from a Chelsea fan who was there

thanks a lot mate. really appreciate it. i've heard other teams take the piss outta liverpool with YNWA but it's confusing how the fans in this video are singing the song. who's taking the piss outta whom?

It was never a piss taking song. In the 60's the Scouse bands like the Beatles, Searchers, Gerry & the Pacemakers songs hit the charts and were then sung by the Kop. They sung She Loves you by the Beatles too. YNWA, caught on, at other grounds and was sung everywhere. Liverpool, claimed the song as it was a Scouse band that got it to No.1 and the Kop first took it up as a terrace chant. YNWA sung in this game, wasn't a piss tak at all, because it was sung everywhere. Regards

Yep - in the 70s most fans sang it - I even recall it being sang at Roker Park - complete with scarves held aloft! - for the record it was city's fans singing judging by the pronunciation of the word "haarts" - that and no mention of me ducks ;-)

Loads of teams sang it in the 1970s , not just Liverpool.