Liverpool followers have referred to as on the membership to allow terminally unwell Sven-Goran Eriksson to understand his unfilled want of managing the workforce.

The former England supervisor, who has pancreatic most cancers with a couple of 12 months left to stay on the "best case", informed Sky News' Niall Paterson of his footballing remorse at by no means having taken the helm at Anfield.

Eriksson, like his father, has been a lifelong supporter of the Merseyside membership.

In response to the poignant interview, supporters have backed the thought of the 75-year-old managing the LFC Legends facet in a charity residence match towards Ajax in March.

The annual fixture raises funds for the LFC Foundation, which helps youngsters and younger individuals.

The suggestion was made by soccer YouTuber and LFC fan Douglas Horne, who posted on X: "Let's get Sven to manage the Liverpool legends v Ajax one last dream for him."

John Gibbons, a bunch of the award-winning Anfield Wrap podcast, informed Sky News it was "a fantastic idea"

He mentioned: "I think people would think it a lovely thing.

"He's a well-liked individual, however realizing that he is obtained this dream of being a Liverpool supervisor all this time simply type of hit residence for these Liverpool followers much more actually."

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He added: "We've got a legends game coming up in March, so a lot of Liverpool legends come back every year.

"It raises some huge cash for the incredible LFC Foundation and there is perhaps a job there to handle that workforce.

"It might be a legends game but it's always close to a full house at Anfield.

"A whole lot of nice gamers, ex-players you realize, play and it is a great event.

"I'm sure as he's leading the teams out, you know this is Anfield, they will play You'll Never Walk Alone it'll feel like the closest thing.

"I've seen fairly a couple of Liverpool followers point out that and I feel it is a incredible thought.

"It's not my idea, but it's one I've seen and I think it would be absolutely brilliant.

"Kenny Dalglish usually does it and he is finished it a great deal of occasions, so I'm positive he'd be fairly completely satisfied to go it on to Sven as a result of he is such a incredible common soccer man all through the nation.

"I'm sure everyone would love to see him do it."

In a direct message to Eriksson, he mentioned: "It's always nice to have one more of us so welcome to the Liverpool family and of course to his father as well.

"We'd like to see you fulfil your dream and your dad's dream to see you handle Liverpool on this legends sport.

"So if we can help you try and make that happen, that would be fantastic.

"But if not there's a area on the Kop subsequent to me.

"If you'd like to come and watch a game as well you would always be more than welcome at Anfield."

There was additionally an outpouring of help on social media.

Steve mentioned: "LFC let's make this happen. To make a dying man's wish has Liverpool's name written all over it."

Kristian Andersson mentioned: "Let's all together show the true meaning of #YNWA and make Sven's dream come true, by having him as the #LFC manager in the legends game against Ajax!"

Football coach Paul Purse wrote: "As many have suggested, manager for the legends game would be a class touch @LFC."

Lifelong Red Dan Mathews mentioned: "It will get done. It's what we do. It's why we're different Sven will get his wish I'm sure."

Speaking in his Sky News interview, Eriksson mentioned: "My father is still a Liverpool supporter and I am a Liverpool supporter too, always have been.

"So I all the time wished to be the supervisor of Liverpool and that won't occur, however I'm nonetheless a Liverpool fan."

Liverpool FC has been contacted for comment.

Since revealing his terminal cancer diagnosis on Thursday, Eriksson said he had received "lots of messages and telephone calls" from former colleagues and players he coached, including from his days as England boss.

Between 2001 and 2006, Eriksson coached the so-called "golden era" of footballers in the England team including Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Rooney and Frank Lampard.

While that squad did not manage to reach a major final, Eriksson believes the current crop is a "good workforce" and may win Euro 2024.

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