Excuse me, sir, have you got a pound for a trolley, please?
- Have you got a pound for a trolley? - Yeah, yeah.
Can you help me with it?
When I seen you then, I was starstruck.
Ah, don't be starstruck, man.
I'm on my way to surprise a lifelong Liverpool fan who has had some challenges in his life.
We got a letter from his brother, Ian, asking if we can do something special for him.
And thanks to NIVEA MEN, we're gonna do just that.
"Dear Liverpool, let me tell you a little bit about our David!"
Hope we win today, son.
Yeah, got to.
What can I say about our David? He's a funny character.
He's a lovely lad, everyone that speaks about him speaks highly of him.
He's well-known in the community and anyone can strike up a conversation with him.
David was starved of oxygen when he was younger,
so that led to him developing a little bit differently.
Most people have family and kids and holidays to look forward to,
and Liverpool really is a focus for David - it is his life.
The whole point of him working throughout the week collecting trolleys
is to be able to follow Liverpool home and away.
Hello, Ian.
Hello, Virg, how are we?
Nice, I'm good, how are you?
- I'm good, mate. - You excited?
- Yeah, very. - Good, good.
Should I do something special, should I surprise him in a certain way?
Just ask him for a pound for the trolley or something like that.
He'll just be speechless, he won't know what to say, he really won't.
He's probably talking to all the taxi drivers, giving them loads of stick from last night.
You gonna wait till he goes past?
Yeah, yeah.
Where's he going?
He's on his phone.
Shall I go?
Excuse me, sir, have you got a pound for a trolley, please?
Got a pound for a trolley?
All right, Virgil, lad?
- How are you? - Are you Virgil?
Yeah. You got a pound, you got a pound for a trolley?
Can you help me with it?
- I seen you yesterday at the match. - Did you?
I was there yesterday, I'm a big Liverpool supporter.
Oh, nice to hear, man.
Glad we won.
Nice to see you, man.
When I seen you then, I was starstruck!
Ah, don't be starstruck, man.
I'm glad you're happy.
I'm a season ticket holder at Liverpool, I sit in the Main Stand.
You know what? We've got a letter from your brother, Ian.
- We have a little surprise for you. - Good, good.
So you have to come with us.
I can't, I'm in work.
You can, we made sure you can.
Yeah? You come with us.
IAN: It's OK, it's all good.
Really, David, you had no idea?
No, no.
I thought I was just gonna do a normal day in work, but there you go.
He wanted to give the trolley, to be fair. It's all good, yeah.
OVER PHONE: Hi!
Hi. The legend's with me - Virgil.
Win the league this year, I hope, mate.
Let's hope so.
Still a long way to go, isn't it?
Yeah, but...I think so.
- Hello. - Hi, how are you?
Nice to meet you.
You're one of his heroes.
We got the players' entrance.
Where everyone is coming in.
- The man from Bootle himself. - I know him very well, yes.
People say in Bootle Jamie Carragher's the second most known person after David.
It's true, though. Everyone knows me.
Getting a nice little tour round Melwood.
JORDAN: The big man will look after you.
That's what we do, that's what we always do. We look after each other here.
Mine are...
Don't do blue, mate.
When I go in the pub I won't even sit on a blue seat.
Has to be a red one.
The lad from Liverpool.
SCOUSE ACCENT: The lad.
And here is the dining.
There's Fabinho there.
Sit next to him, come on.
Hi, David.
I seen you yesterday, when we won you were going...
You like the celebration?
There is the boss' office.
Yeah, he's busy.
Where's the boss?
Well, the boss is having an interview. 40 minutes, that's what I've heard.
I'm gonna sneak in and see if he can come out for a minute.
What do you think of Melwood?
Yeah, lovely. I always wanted come here and I was thinking one day I would get to.
It's something we won't forget, isn't it, David?
Tell Virg how much Liverpool means to you, Dave.
So much.
Watch it all the time.
Always on my phone checking the scores, watch it at home...
Watch it everywhere, yeah.
Could be, like, midweek, Bournemouth,
eight o'clock kick-off, and he's got work the next morning.
Just got to go, that's it.
He'll try and get there.
We definitely appreciate those kind of things and it doesn't go unnoticed either.
We got one more surprise for you both.
NIVEA MEN want to give this advent calendar to you guys.
The second thing is, they want to invite you guys as VIP guests to the Christmas game.
AND they're gonna pay all the costs for every away game until the end of the season.
Every away game?
- Every away game. - Oh, wow.
So you have to come, you have to support us!
Yeah? Good.
There he is. All right, son?
Hello.
- How are we? - Good, how are you?
Standing next to the man himself. Jürgen Klopp, there you go.
- You had no clue when Virg came in? - No, no.
- You had no idea? - No, no.
That's not bad, to be honest!
You have in your family some Evertonians?
- Yeah, yeah. - How is that?
Family meetings and...
Cos we're higher up in the league I give my mates more stick than they do me.
Big pleasure.
I'll see you Wednesday, mate.
- Yeah, I'm there. - Oh, yeah, so am I.
Wouldn't miss it for the world, mate.
Not bad meeting all the players, was it?
- Good, wasn't it? -And the boss.
Amazing. And then Klopp at the end.
Topped it off there, mate, didn't he?
Back to work now.
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