Watch – Siya Kolisi visits Anfield: Here’s what he got up to in Liverpool

Greatness recognises greatness. With the European Champions Liverpool soaring high at the moment, the Anfield-based club welcomed another born-winner to their manor on Wednesday night. South Africa’s Rugby World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi got to watch his beloved Reds live, and had a whale of a time.

Kolisi was in attendance for Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Napoli in the Champions League. Although his presence couldn’t quite carry the Scousers over the line, he was given a red-hot reception by everyone at the club. His star power doesn’t just shine through Mzansi, you know…

Siya Kolisi watches Liverpool live – here’s what he got up to

Took over Liverpool’s Twitter account

This is proper class. We had to double take when we saw this late last night. Our guy has just ended up calling the shots on the @LFC timeline. No biggie… Kolisi introduced himself to the reds faithful, and his message picked up 17 000 likes. So he’s found another city he’s hugely popular in.

Had a quick blast at punditry

The folks at LFCTV handed Siya Kolisi a jacket – and a microphone – as club legend Jason McAteer welcomed him to the channel. He looks the part, doesn’t he?

Siya Kolisi shared the love with Jurgen Klopp

Kolisi was highly sought-after by the British media this week, as they got their chance to ask him about that famous victory in Japan – and probe the “special relationship” he and Jurgen Klopp seem to share. The Liverpool manager had previously visited the captain in SA just a few weeks ago. Siya told Sky Sports News that he “fell off his chair” when his hero walked in the room:

“He is such an amazing human being and I understand why the boys play so hard for him. He came and greeted every single person at the table and spoke to me for over 40 minutes. When I saw him I fell off my chair!”

Siya Kolisi

Went on Sky News to talk about inspiring the next generation

Siya Kolisi is spreading the good word. He popped over to the other Sky News studio to talk about his personal journey, and he told millions of viewers that “every black child can achieve something great”:



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