- I brought a good friend to come and see you. - Who's that?
Shall I start to I speak, maybe you can recognise my voice?
It can't be you!
It has to be me.
- In here? - Yeah!
- Oh, good to meet you! - Good to meet you.
I am on my way to meet a very inspirational man.
A man who follows us home and away.
We got a letter from his friend Tage.
"Dear Liverpool FC, you have to do something for my mate Eamon,
"he's just incredible."
Eamon is a really clever guy, a good Red and a very good friend.
Liverpool means everything for him.
We should have enough to beat these today, really.
We seen him for many, many years, always going on his own to the away matches.
But since then, he's been travelling with all the Irregulars.
Everyone adores Eamon and they respect him very well.
And he knows his football, shouts at the players at the right moments,
I've started wondering, "Is he really blind?"
Every match we go to, we take a selfie and I put it out on social media,
just so his dad can see it. So his dad is happy.
Eamon does a lot for charity: his football, his cricket, his biking.
We don't understand how he does it.
Good shot.
I shrugged him off!
Mo Salah is definitely one of Eamon's top favourites, of all time.
He's going to be a very, very happy man, and he well deserves it.
- How are you? - Nice to see you. Very good.
Hopefully it's gonna be a good surprise.
How does he watch a game?
He's got a radio with him all the time, and he's clued up,
so you better play good in the next match!
I will do my best!
Hello.
Eamon home?
- Alright, Eamon? - Hello, mate.
I've brought a good friend to come and see you.
Who's that?
Shall I start to speak, maybe you can recognise my voice?
Oh, it can't be you!
Yeah, it has to be me!
- In here? - Yeah!
- Oh, good to meet you! - Good to meet you.
How did that happen?!
He [Tage] sent a letter to the club, and I'm so happy to come and visit you here.
Thank you.
Cup of tea? Chamomile? I've been told you like chamomile...
Yeah, I do. Thank you very much.
Did you have any idea that was coming?
No!
Since when have you been supporting Liverpool?
I've been supporting Liverpool since before I can remember.
I've had a season ticket in the Kop since 1995.
I know that you play football, right? What position do you like the most?
In the midfield, because these other blind people just run into you!
And I enjoy passing the ball. I don't know if I pass the ball 'calm as you like',
but I do like passing the ball.
There's an organisation called SAVI Northwest that I help run.
It's sports and physical activities for the visually impaired.
It's something I'm very proud to be involved in.
I always wanted to move to Liverpool for the mighty Redmen,
but I was lonely, if I'm being honest,
and I was drinking too much and not looking after myself.
The one message I'd give anyone -
don't underestimate the power of getting involved and moving around.
That's a very powerful message.
Tage showed us some photos of you at the game, how did that start?
You always do a match picture, don't you?
Yeah, selfie. 'Match-fie' as we call it.
My dad was the first person to bring me to Anfield.
Him being able to see that, I think it's powerful for him as well.
Shall we call your dad?
We could give him a ring.
- 'Hello?' - Hello, Dad.
You're not gonna believe who's in my house with me at the minute.
Let him guess.
I'll let him say hello, then see if you can figure out who it is.
Hello.
'Who is it?!'
Yeah, you wouldn't know from 'hello'. I'm a footballer, I play for Liverpool.
- 'Oh, Mo Salah!' - OK.
'Oh, my God.
'What's happening?'
Nothing! Everything is fine.
'How the hell has all this happened?!'
I don't know, I'm wondering the same as you.
'It's a miracle.'
No, actually, he's a brilliant guy and an inspiration for everybody,
to see his story and what he does for that community.
- 'He's a brilliant guy, alright.' - He is.
'A special man.'
God bless Eamon, I wish him all the best in the future, for sure.
I'll see you soon, Dad, I'll ring you up when we're done.
- 'Love ya.' - Bye-bye.
Can you please tell us about the bike ride that you have got planned?
So before COVID I came up with this mad idea of cycling from Glenbuck
to every club that Shankly was part of, to end at Anfield.
I think we can help you with that. NIVEA MEN has a big surprise for you.
Thank you very much. Tage, would you mind reading it?
Yes.
"Dear Eamon, we absolutely love the message you are promoting
"and the continued impact you are having on the community.
"For this reason, NIVEA MEN would like to support the amazing work you do.
"We will purchase new tandem bikes
"to enable you and others who are visually impaired to continue to cycle.
"We heard about your idea of the Glenbuck Challenge in honour of Bill Shankly,
"and hope the new bikes will help.
"We are stronger together."
Thank you. I'm really overwhelmed.
We actually have the bike in the hallway, if you want to come with me.
- OK! - You're already standing!
Here is the bike, on the right side.
Right. Oh, my goodness.
What an amazing thing.
- It's a nice one. - It is.
The only problem: it's white. But we can fix that later!
Yeah, we'll get it sorted.
I actually like that picture over there.
- Ah, yes. - Is that from Anfield, the Kop?
It is. On that picture, you can see me and my mum, apparently.
By chance, my mum saw that picture in a shop, and she was like,
"That's me and Eamon on there."
Now, my mum is no longer here, so... a very special picture for me.
Of course.
Let's have a little bit of a 'match-fie' selfie for your dad on this one.
On social media soon so your dad can see it, he'll be happy.
EAMON: Unbelievable, thank you.
MO: No, thank you to you for what you are doing for the community
and to inspire everyone, really.