And "Allez Allez Allez" is?Because its not a Liverpool saying.
Liverpool tried to trade mark “Allez Allez Allez" the chant
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
That's copyright infringement!
Versions of that song are sang by all portuguese clubs fans. hahaha.
Ohhh liverpool. you never stop to amaze us. hahahah
Ohhh liverpool. you never stop to amaze us. hahahah
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Season hasn't even started and they are back 
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.How would such a trademark even work? Would it just be so that other clubs couldn’t make merchandise with “allez allez allez” on it? It’s stupid either way, and whoever came up with the idea should be forced to do live commentary on every Tony Pulis managed team for the next ten seasons.
In their dialect it is "Six fois!"
Maybe they should trademark number 6 while they're at it.
Would they pay royalties to ultras of L'Aquila?
Unrelated, but i've always been a fan of L'Aquila Calcio, and am thinking of joining their ultras group
Unrelated, but i've always been a fan of L'Aquila Calcio, and am thinking of joining their ultras group
Well they've more or less trade marked You'll never walk alone, even though it was first sung at OT post Munich.
Absolutely baffling and idiotic and pointless and shameless. Pure Liverpool FC.
Hateful cringeworthy club. The one that sticks in my mind was the scouser who wanted to know why the Irish supporters were singing "different lyrics" to the Fields of Anfield Road....cnuts
That’s awesome mate. I was well impressed by the Napoli fans on Sunday, they were brilliant. I’ll definitely be keeping more of an eye on them from now on.
Have you ever noticed that certain chants suit certain teams?
This allez allez guff would never go down well with United – suits Liverpool and their syrupy fan base down to a tee.
Our songs have far more ooomph.
Anyway, as you were
This allez allez guff would never go down well with United – suits Liverpool and their syrupy fan base down to a tee.
Our songs have far more ooomph.
Anyway, as you were
Corporate slimes doing shit like this.
The stands should simply stop chanting it if they manage to trademark it. Leeches.
The stands should simply stop chanting it if they manage to trademark it. Leeches.
Really nice to see the Neapolitan's out in support of England and Brexit with their St George's Crosses. Top lads.
The chant was originally sung by ultras of L'Aquila. Napoli ultras heard it and created their own rendition, and with them playing in CL it spread to the rest of the world
It's based on the 1985 song "l'estate sta finendo" by righeira
It's based on the 1985 song "l'estate sta finendo" by righeira
Fecking corporate shite, I do hope this was just some decision by a suit who isn't really football savvy otherwise it's embarrassing really. trying to squeeze every penny out of football these days
Fake news, please don't just make stuff up.
It was invented by Jurgen Klopp himself, as he sang it to his son the night after he became Liverpool manager. It is known.
Did he get a cease & desist letter from the club's lawyers?
May i ask this please:
I had read somewhere that they also took the song YAWN from the Celtic fans who were the first to sing it ??
I had read somewhere that they also took the song YAWN from the Celtic fans who were the first to sing it ??
You can't take something from someone that doesn't belong to anyone... But, at least according to Wiki, we were 3 years earlier than Celtic.
There are loads of clubs who sing it these days tbh - Feyenoord, Bruges, Dortmund, Celtic, Liverpool, ...
Wiki makes lots of mistakes as it's all written by individuals so to be taken with a pinch of salt.
They're offering him the trademark back with his new contract
They should probably trademark "its our year". the one phrase they 100% did invent!
They've had their lawyer on standby to trademark "championes" the minute they win the league.
Weird, I assumed Armando Iannucci was the only one.
At one point a mother and her son came over to us (we were wearing Napoli tops
) and proceeded to chat in Italian. After we mumbled out 'No Italiano' she switched back to good old Glaswegian and all was well. Happened quite a few times after that too Corp. brain is very best brain.
They must have trademarked this?
Unrelated again but my student is/was from L'Aquila, she told me about the earthquake they went through, never realised how bad it really was.Would they pay royalties to ultras of L'Aquila?
Unrelated, but i've always been a fan of L'Aquila Calcio, and am thinking of joining their ultras group
City still hasn't been rebuilt. It's a pretty good picture of the state of the country honestly, that an area that is and was always heavily subjected to earthquakes could be hit so hard a major city(l'aquila isn't a big city but it's the capital of the Abruzzo region) gets wiped out, and on top of that a decade later it still hasn't been rebuilt...
I believe the song was first sung at Old Trafford in the wake of the Munich tragedy. Liverpool group Gerry & The Pacemakers had a number one hit with their version back in 1963, & it was this one, combined with universal singing of pop songs on The Kop pre-match, that is thought to have brought about the terrace culture that still exists today. Some dicks at my club trying to copyright a football song does make me despair somewhat at how money has taken control of a game that once belonged to the fans.
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...-the-home-of-the-singing-sixties-7441028.html