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Jack Robb with his piece in Liverpool's matchday programme for their Premier League fixtire against Tottenham
Jack Robb's first trip to Anfield to see Liverpool play has certainly got off on the right foot today.
Ten-year-old Jack, who is a pupil at Sessiaghoneill National School in Ballybofey, was both surprised and delighted to see himself in the official matchday programme for Liverpool's Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
"Is that me?," Jack asked as he flicked his way through the match programme before realising it certainly was, thanks to a helping hand from the Donegal Liverpool Supporters Club.
The caption read: "At the game today from Donegal is Jack Robb, hoping for a Reds victory."
Jack is a huge Liverpool fan and is attending this afternoon's game with his parents Genevieve and Stuart, as well as his brother TJ.
"Thanks to Donegal Liverpool Supporters Club for this," Genevieve said. "Making all his dreams come true!"
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