Caoimhín Kelleher channelled the spirit of fellow Corkoninan Cillian Murphy with his performance in Liverpool video that was posted to their social media channels earlier today.
The skit was published as part of World Earth Month this April and a cohort of Liverpool players attempted to brainstorm some ideas of what to do for the occasion.
Andy Robertson was the leader of the group of Ibrahima Konaté, Dominik Szoboszlai, Darwin Nunez, Mohamed Salah and Kelleher all pitched ideas as to how to save the planet and what to do for World Earth Month as part of a sponsored video for SJ Johnson.
All the players put in great performances but Caoimhin Kelleher stole the show, showing impeccable taste in the Irish boybands and horse memes. Kelleher namechecks two Boyzone songs and even hummed B*Witched's banger 'C'est La Vie'. His shenanigans started around 3.20.
On today’s meeting agenda… 😅
The Reds get their creative hats on as they prepare for World Earth Month with @SCJohnson 🌍 | #ad pic.twitter.com/PJbz1vAvK9
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 3, 2024
kelleher’s “whose horse is that?” reference https://t.co/UZQqCOfk3R pic.twitter.com/jxyEO642a7
— emi™️ (@lfcemii) April 3, 2024
Jürgen Klopp Full Of Praise For Caoimhin Kelleher
Liverpool have been fighting on several fronts this season as they look to add the Premier League and Europa League to the Carabao Cup they already won before Jürgen Klopp departs the side this summer. Kelleher has played a key role in place for the injured Alisson and Klopp was full of praise for Kelleher along with the other youngsters who have come in for injuries this season when he was speaking at a press conference ahead of Liverpool's match against Sheffield United.
That these boys are out for so long and we are where we are is pretty special. You cannot expect this just hope for it. An outstanding season and without Kelleher, we have no chance to be where we are
This has certainly been a breakthrough season for the Cork man and could be sign of things to come both on the pitch and an acting career off it.
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