Conor Bradley's father was able to see his son make his Liverpool debut in 2021 after a kind intervention from another disabled fan - in the spirit of his own selflessness.
Joe Bradley's death at the age of 58 was confirmed by Liverpool on Saturday after a long battle with illness.
He lived to see his son, 20, become a Kop favourite after a run of games this season, including Liverpool's 4-1 midweek demolition of Chelsea in which Conor scored.
A tweet from the Liverpool Disabled Supporters' Association said: 'In 2021, LFC at late notice needed a wheelchair bay at Norwich. I gave my bay up and thought no more of it.
'Soon after, LFC arranged a video call with Jurgen Klopp who thanked me for giving my bay up. The bay was for Conor’s dad so he could watch his son make his LFC debut! YNWA.'
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This is a gesture that deserves global humanitarian award. The dead will surely be resting in peace seeing his son's glorious moment. Common Liverpool, get this fan honoured for his kind gesture towards Conor's dad, please.