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Former Liverpool full-back John Arne Risse has marked his spell at Anfield by having the club's anthem tattooed on his leg.
The 34-year-old, who is currently without a club, spent seven years with the Reds, making over 200 appearances, and recently revealed he had 'tears in his eyes' when fans welcomed him back for a charity game at Anfield in May.
And Riise has again underlined the strength of his relationship with Liverpool by having the words 'You'll Never Walk Alone' inked down his right leg (we'll leave you to tell him it's slightly wonky).
The song is blasted out of the Anfield speakers ahead of every home game and often shortened to the acronym 'YNWA' and widely used by supporters and players on social media.
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Riise took to Instagram to post the new tattoo and added the message: "Proud to show my new tattoo. A tribute to the amazing club and fans of Liverpool I put it on my left leg as well. I'm very happy and hope you all like it and understand how much those seven years and your support meant to me."
