Naked ladder man won the Champions League parade
The naked man on a ladder won the Champions League parade as Liverpool showed off their sixth European cup on the streets of their city.
As the Reds were taking their open bus tour of Merseyside, parading the hard earned trophy around the street, one man managed to garner more attention than the cup.
And that man was an absolutely mental, stalk naked fella half way up the rungs of a ladder cavorting himself at the Liverpool squad in jubilation.
Did he know the dangers of his actions? Did he know how high he was off the ground? Did he even know his own name? All of this information is unsure.
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As well as the epic picture, which you can see at the bottom of this page, there’s also a video and the reaction from Jurgen Klopp and the players is absolutely priceless. Make sure you check it out because it’s well worth it all.
But what we do know is that he deserves the keys to the city. Never mind Jurgen Klopp, this is the greatest mastermind in Champions League history.
An incredible 750,000 folks turned out to shout and cheer and chant their way through the streets of Merseyside, which is actually more than the population of the city!
That just goes to show the incredible show of strength and unity from Reds all over the world. After such a heartbreaking season, this team deserves to come away from 2018/2019 with a trophy and this is the biggest one of them all.
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