Former Everton striker could not resist poking fun at Liverpool.
Former Everton striker Francis Jeffers could not resist poking fun at his old club’s Merseyside rivals Liverpool.
The Reds let a 2-0 lead slip at home to Sunderland on Saturday afternoon, but conceded two late goals as the game ended 2-2.
Sunderland’s goals coincidentally came after a section of Liverpool’s supporters had staged a walkout from Anfield in the 77th minute – to protest at rising ticket prices which will reach £77 for a home game.
This set Jeffers up for his dig, made moments after the final whistle…
The result was a vital away point for Sunderland in their battle against relegation, needing at least a draw, with rivals Newcastle winning.
Liverpool meanwhile slipped into ninth place, behind Jeffers’ old side Everton on goal difference, who won 3-0 away to Stoke City.
Jurgen Klopp’s side are now 12 points off the Champions League places, with Manchester City currently in fourth.
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