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UFC star Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett shook up the talkSPORT airwaves as he jumped into a call as a passionate Liverpool supporter, leaving host Jason Cundy speechless.
Arne Slot, steering his first season at Anfield, faced another rigorous test from Xabi Alonso's undefeated-in-domestic-football Leverkusen squad, but the Liverpool head coach soared with another emphatic victory.
Cundy expressed his bewilderment: "They're [Liverpool] starting to annoy me now, they just get results.
I think there's probably more to come from this Liverpool side, that's what's worrying me."
At that moment, Tony, ostensibly just another Reds advocate on the call, handed over to his mate – the MMA fighter Pimblett.
"I did expect this," he conceded before saying: "Before Slot came, I said Jurgen [Klopp] was our generation's [Bill] Shankly and Arne Slot was going to be our generation's [Bob] Paisley.
Paddy Pimblett is a big fan of Arne Slot.
Under his leadership, Liverpool claimed an astonishing 26 trophies, including six league titles and three European Cups, as well as other European silverware.
The lively discussion ultimately led to former Chelsea man Cundy being uncharacteristically silent, prompting O'Hara to tease, "You've [Cundy] gone a bit quiet now haven't you!" This taunt caused Cundy to respond, "We go back a long way, me and Paddy," eliciting a playful warning from Pimblett that reflected their history: "There's been a few times where I was going to drive all the way down."
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