The Interview That Stole the Show: Isaac’s Raw, Honest, and Heartwarming Conversation
Isaac, along with his parents, was interviewed by Liverpool Newscaster; the world was greatly impressed by his honest and raw answers, which made some people start to wonder if he was truly a 6-year-old. You can read his full biography here
Yes, he is 6 years old, and he will be turning 7 on the 2nd day of February.
Let me leave you to read the lines of the interview with Isaac that won the hearts of many, if not all, the Liverpool fans and players.
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“Good evening, Liverpool fans around the world! Today, we have a very special guest with us. Young Isaac, the little warrior who has become the heartbeat of Liverpool fans everywhere. Isaac, thank you for joining us today. How are you feeling?”
Response from the side of Isaac (Isaac smiles):
“I feel great! It’s like a dream to be here talking about Liverpool. I love this club so much!”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“That’s wonderful to hear. Isaac, everyone is talking about your passion for Liverpool. Can you tell us what Liverpool means to you?”
️Response from the side of ISAAC (Isaac lightens up his eyes):
“Liverpool is my everything. It’s more than a football team; it’s like my family. When I hear ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone,’ it feels like the whole world is cheering for me, saying I’m not alone. I sing it every day with my toy guitar!”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“That’s beautiful, Isaac. You’re such an inspiration to so many people. Can you share a little about your day-to-day challenges? I know life hasn’t always been easy for you.”
Response from the side of Isaac:
“Well, I have a condition called Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome. It makes some things harder for me, like walking or playing like other kids. Sometimes, I have to go to the hospital, and it can be scary. But my parents and Liverpool keep me strong. When I feel sad, I think of Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk—they never give up, so I won’t either.”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“You are so brave, Isaac. Do you ever feel like people don’t understand you or make fun of you because of your condition?”
Response from the side of Isaac (Isaac nodes slightly):
“Yes, sometimes. Some kids at school don’t understand why I look or act differently, and they laugh. It hurts a lot. But my mom tells me that I’m special, and Dad says I’m a champion. Liverpool’s song says, ‘Hold your head up high,’ so I try to do that, even when it’s hard.”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“Your strength is incredible, Isaac. What role do your parents play in helping you stay positive?”
Response from the side of Isaac(smiles):
“My mum and dad are my heroes. They believe in me even when I’m scared. My mum sits with me and sings Liverpool songs when I feel sad, and my dad always watches matches with me. He says that just like Liverpool makes great comebacks, I can come back from anything too.”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“That’s so touching, Isaac. What do you believe about your future? What do you dream about?”
Response from the side of Isaac:
“I believe my future is bright! I dream of being a singer for Liverpool fans one day—maybe even in the stadium. I want to inspire people who feel different, like me, and show them that they can dream big too. I want to show the world that you’ll never walk alone!”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT: (wipes away tears):
“Isaac, you truly embody the spirit of Liverpool. Before we wrap up, is there anything you’d like to say to Liverpool fans watching this?”
Response from the side of Isaac (still smiling):
“Yes! Thank you for loving me and making me feel like I belong. Always believe in yourself, and never give up. We are Liverpool—You’ll Never Walk Alone!”
LIVERPOOL NEWS CORRESPONDENT:
“Isaac, thank you so much for sharing your story with us. You’ve touched our hearts in ways words can’t describe. Liverpool is proud to call you one of their own.”
References
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