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Topics: Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, Premier League, Anfield, Manchester City
Josh Lawless
Topics: Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, Premier League, Anfield, Manchester City
Fans are calling Liverpool fans' new song about Jurgen Klopp "the worst chant ever".
The Reds faithful are known as being one of the most passionate fanbases around and always sing loud and proud wherever they go.
'You'll Never Walk Alone' is of course their anthem and the Kop always delivers a passionate rendition, but they've also got a whole load of catchy chants - there's the 'Allez Allez Allez' and many belters involving the likes of Mo Salah, Diogo Jota, Virgil van Dijk and Roberto Firmino.
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Normally you'd say that Liverpool fans just don't miss when it comes to chants from the stands but it seems like the general consensus is that their latest release really isn't up to scratch.
In Sunday's enthralling 2-2 draw with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, the away end debuted a new chant about Klopp delivering his promise of winning the Premier League.
The lyrics, to the tune of the Beatles hit, ‘I Feel Fine’, read: "Jurgen said to me, you know. We'll win the Premier League, you know. He said so! I'm in love with him and I feel fine.
"I'm so glad that Jurgen is a Red! I'm so glad he delivered what he said."
In his very first press conference, Klopps aid the words, "If we sit here in four years I think we win a title, I’m pretty sure."
And he duly delivered, lifting both the Champions League and Premier League in 2018/19 and 2019/20 respectively, as well as the Carabao Cup.
But in regards to the viral song, it's not gone down well at all and brought a lot of brutal, negative reaction:
It remains to be seen whether musician Jamie Webster and thousands of fans will be belting this one out at the Champions League final in Paris next month.
The Reds will play Villarreal in the semi-finals if they get past Benfica, having beaten the Portuguese side 3-1 in the quarter final first leg away from home.