Coronation Street star urges Hull KR to rise again in 2019
Coronation Street actor Mikey North – aka Gary Windass – has delivered a poem to Hull KR supporters ahead of the 2019 season.
Rovers’ membership sales have increased for the last six years in a row and the club want to set another record this time around.
North, who has played Gary Windass in the hit ITV soap since 2008, recites a poem called ‘The Red Army Roar’ which details the unique make-up of Hull KR and the relationship with its supporters.
THE #REDARMY ROAR! #CoronationStreet Star Mikey North urges the club to rise again and calls on supporters to hear that Red Army Roar! Join the troops for 2019: https://t.co/6y8UMJHqN7 pic.twitter.com/hYJkvFCKpu
— Hull Kingston Rovers (@hullkrofficial) October 14, 2018
The poem in full is as follows:
“The famous Red Army roar,
“Just 17 men, but with you we’re more,
“An army, united in our belief,
“A team, a dream, a passion which is unique,
“We’re not like other clubs,
“We do things our way,
“Standing tall, shoulder to shoulder,
“Through the thick and the thin,
“We never give in,
“Brothers and sisters in arms,
“Marching forward with passion for our tribe,
“We don’t believe what we read,
“Hull Kingston Rovers are all that we need,
“We fight to the end,
“And never give up,
“In games, in love and the passion for our club,
“It’s time to rise again, and hear that famous red army roar,
“In 2019 we go together once more.”