The Fields of Anfield Road is an adaption of the The Fields of Athenry song, incorporating aspects from Liverpool’s history. It had already been sung by Celtic fans prior to the adaption. The first two verses and chorus were written by Liverpool FC supporter Edward R Williams from Wallasey, Wirral, Edward (Eddie) was the lead singer of a band in the 60s (Eddy Falcon and the Vampires) and played regularly at the tower ball room, New Brighton. It is well known by older Liverpool fans a long time before the musicians got involved ,
the third verse – written by local musician John Power – was added in 2009 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster using Phil Thompson and Bruce Grobbelaar‘s vocals. The updated version of the song peaked at number 14 in the UK Singles Charts.
Our football song prints
Our hand designed prints celebrate the glory days of football characterised by memorable events and legendary players. This song has been sung by generations of fans and is now captured in this fine quality product.
All our prints are made to order. Hand cut and finished in the UK on 250gsm paper, this award-winning paper delivers a beautiful print which is colour guaranteed and light proof for 80 years so will last for generations to come.
Product details
- A2 (594 x 420mm / 23.4 x 16.5in)
- Printed on 250gsm paper
- Outstanding print quality and rich colour reproduction
- Guaranteed lightproof for 80 years
- Your print comes unframed
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