Liverpool’s huge parade plans with special guests on Merseyside and John Henry conversation revealed

The city of Liverpool will come to a standstill on Monday as the new Premier League champions parade their trophy across their 10-mile journey

The city of Liverpool will come to a standstill this weekend as the new Premier League champions embark on a 10-mile route that will produce enough iconography for its own wing in the club museum.

The date of May 26 has been booked in the diaries for quite some time now as Bank Holiday Monday hosts a day that will, even for this football club, go down as one of the most memorable in modern memory, and possibly ever given its significance.

It’s the party that was denied supporters five years ago and while it is not technically true that fans did not get to bask in the afterglow of Premier League success, those who congregated outside Anfield on June 26, 2020, did so without the blessing of the club itself as the world continued to live through the pandemic restrictions.