This past Monday afternoon, the Liverpool men’s team paid their annual Christmas visit to Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in order to provide some holiday cheer to the children who are receiving treatment there.We are unable to express our gratitude to Liverpool sufficiently for their unwavering support.Watch the video that is located above, and go through the photo gallery that is located below.John and Andrew Powell took the photographs.
During their tour, Jurgen Klopp and his Reds players went to the West Derby-based children’s hospital, which is a specialised facility that provides medical care to hundreds of thousands of young people annually.They spent time with patients and their families on the wards, listening to their tales, posing for photographs, and distributing some LFC gifts to mark the Christmas occasion. Additionally, they met with staff members from Alder Hey.The spirit of the parents is something that I identify each and every time we come here. That gives you the impression that they are in the proper place,” Klopp added.
The response you get when you ask them how they are is, “Oh, it’s a lot better than it was a week ago.” There are a lot of encouraging things to report here, and the environment that the nurses, doctors, and the rest of the staff are working in is quite remarkable.”The guys are eager to be here, and they are aware of the impact they have on the environment when they travel here. There are some children who might be a little bit too young, but when their parents show them the images in a few years, they will be delighted.
The last thing you want is for your child to have to go to the hospital, but if at all possible, I believe that Alder Hey is the ideal place for them to stay. I am unable to express how much I appreciate what these individuals are doing.According to Gill Kennedy, who is the engagement and VIP manager at Alder Hey, “Liverpool’s visit is always a very special day at Alder Hey.” As a part of our Christmas tradition, we welcomed Liverpool’s manager and squad for their yearly visit. During their time here, they created some absolutely unforgettable moments for our children, families, and staff members.The fact that our children and their families are forced to spend Christmas in the hospital can be challenging for them, but the fact that they are able to meet their favourite football players is a dream come true that really brightens their spirits.
