The Irishman was left in a critical condition following an unprovoked attack prior to Liverpool's Champions League semi-final first leg against Roma at Anfield in 2018
Lifelong Reds fan Sean, from Meath, was seriously hurt and his life changed forever after an attack before Liverpool's Champions League semi-final first leg against Roma at Anfield in 2018.
Because of the incident, Sean had to learn to walk again. He travelled to Liverpool to watch the Premier League match against Brighton and Hove Albion at the weekend.After Liverpool's 2-1 victory, he spent a few special moments with Klopp inside the tunnel at Anfield. Liverpool welcomed Sean and his family, including his wife Martina, and his carer Eustina, reports the Irish Mirror.The Liverpool fan then kissed the hand of the departing Kop manager in the aftermath of their latest Premier League win.
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