Liverpool fans boo British anthem for Charles’ coronation.

Liverpool Fans Boo U.K. National Anthem During Game Against Brentford

Liverpool fans made their feelings about the monarchy clear during their game against Brentford on the same day as King Charles III’s coronation. The fans carried anti-monarchy signs and were captured on video shouting obscenities about the new King. In fact, the boos were louder than the music of the national anthem.

Long-Held Disdain for the Royal Family

This isn’t the first time Liverpool fans have shown their disdain for the Royal family. During the Football Association cup in May of last year, Prince William was also met with boos when fans discovered he was in attendance.

Liverpool Wins One to Zero

Despite the controversy, Liverpool won the game against Brentford one to zero. It was a great victory for the team and their fans.

King Charles III’s Unfavorable Ranking

King Charles III was the first British monarch to be crowned in 70 years. However, a CNN poll found that as many as 23% rank Charles unfavorably.

Jill Biden and Granddaughter Show Solidarity

In solidarity with Ukraine, Jill Biden and her granddaughter wore Ukrainian colors during the coronation. It was a powerful statement of support for the country.

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Anti-Monarchy Sentiment Continues

The anti-monarchy sentiment among Liverpool fans continues to be strong. It remains to be seen how this will affect future games and events.

• Fans carried anti-monarchy signs
• Obscenities were shouted about the new King
• Prince William was also met with boos during a previous game
• Liverpool won the game against Brentford one to zero
• 23% rank King Charles III unfavorably
• Jill Biden and her granddaughter wore Ukrainian colors in solidarity

It’s clear that Liverpool fans are not afraid to express their opinions, even during a national event like a coronation. The question is, will their anti-monarchy sentiment continue to be a factor in future games and events?

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