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Published 13:25 21 Jan 2017 GMT

Yep, that Will Ferrell.
The same Will Ferrell who last season declared himself a Leicester fan and made a far-fetched pitch to play Jamie Vardy in his biopic.
Needless to say, fans were confused as to what the Anchorman star was doing at Anfield.
Everton fans were sorry they had to now hate their favourite actor and make ludicrous claims about Sylvester Stallone being superior.
https://twitter.com/MagooMr12/status/822791115124473857
Most Liverpool fans seemed pretty happy to claim the notorious 'glory' hunter.
https://twitter.com/Gary_Bainbridge/status/822783800417648640
https://twitter.com/LFCTransferRoom/status/822788139945234434
https://twitter.com/bennet_mueller/status/822790297365188608
Others were, correctly, disgusted at the behaviour of two members of the American's entourage.
https://twitter.com/AwayDayBible/status/822789167419629568
For long periods of that first half it must have felt like he was back crashing funerals.
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