There was one special fan who got the chance to meet Jurgen Klopp and Sir Kenny Dalglish after Liverpool’s 4-3 win over Crystal Palace, 104-year-old Bernard Sheridan.

The fan was specially invited to the game by Klopp, and it was incredible seeing the supporter meet the legend Dalglish and our current manager.

The fan seemed excited to meet Klopp and also shared a joke or two with Dalglish, and he certainly would have enjoyed the game, even though we made tough work of Palace.

The supporter was just a few days away from his birthday and it was a great present, to be fair.

The moment 104-year-old Reds fan, Bernard Sheridan, met Jürgen Klopp and Sir Kenny Dalglish after the Palace game.

Happy birthday, Bernard. ❤ pic.twitter.com/YMcAotaDmv

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) January 22, 2019

The Reds have been on overdrive regarding their meetings with fans in recent weeks, and acts such as these bring the supporters closer to the club.

Klopp and the rest of the team have created an incredible atmosphere at Anfield, and the fans seem to be doing their bit as well.

The win over Palace ensured we have a four point lead over Manchester City going into a mini-break, and we need to keep picking up the points.

The Reds haven’t won the Premier League ever, and with the backing of fans such as Sheridan, there is a chance of us breaking the duck.

Several Liverpool fans were pleased with this latest touch and shared their reactions on Twitter.

@KevRedCon this is what Liverpool fc is all about.

— John kelly (@jonhkelly1981) January 22, 2019

My Liverpool is more than a football club………Family, and we look after our own

— kenny (@Kennedy20686482) January 22, 2019

He has seen more than any reds out there.Hope he gets to see us win the league this time

— Neymar (@Suvendra6) January 22, 2019

Wow. ❤️💯 Show me a club with more heart for reals! 🔥

— Liverpool stan ✊ (@MelissaJacobs12) January 22, 2019

love the King and Klopp and respect their hectic schedule. How nice if they could have invited him for a cup of tea to hear about the old days of the club…like the early 20th century.

— Mick (@MICKDXB) January 22, 2019

Sir Kenny a class act

— Liam Smith (@Liam229Smith) January 22, 2019

It’s lovely to see such warm gestures from a club that’s so close to my heart. Feels like I’ve been there, although I’ve never been. Would love to meet them all one day. Hopefully soon. #YNWA

— R Mansingh (@rmansinghani) January 22, 2019

This is Anfield, where dreams are made.

— Howard howface (@HowardHomix1) January 22, 2019

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