Speaking about Liverpool during the Men in Blazers Boxing Day special, John Oliver shared his and his son’s love for the club with a nod to a famous chant celebrating current striker, Bobby Firmino.
The quote in question was shared by the club’s official American Twitter account, with the comedian noting: “If I say ‘Si Senor’ to my six-year-old, he’ll look up at me and say ‘Pass the ball to Bobby and he will score.’
You are absolutely right, @iamjohnoliver ❤️ pic.twitter.com/yiVaO8Q35b
— Liverpool FC USA (@LFCUSA) December 26, 2021
The Brazilian international in question appears to have found his stride in the famous red shirt once more following a difficult prior campaign, registering nine goal contributions in 14 games this term.
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The availability and strong form of Diogo Jota will no doubt be playing a role in this as our backup options continue to successfully push our regulars for first-team minutes.
Going back to Oliver’s mention of the Si Senor chant, however, it’s always worth pointing out just how special it is to be a Liverpool supporter at a time where so much quality warrants an abundance of songs to celebrate our cult heroes and world-class talent.