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Abigail Nicholson

Calls for fans at Merseyside derby to clap for 'kindest' man killed in crash

Merseyside Derby Merseyside Brianna Ghey Liverpool Everton

The family of a "kind" man who died following a crash are calling for people to applaud for him during the Merseyside Derby.

The family of Adam Shiers, 25, are asking for both Liverpool and Everton fans to applaud on 25 minutes in memory of the "kind" man during tonight's Merseyside Derby. Adam, from Kirkby, died after he was involved in a tragic crash on the M57 on Saturday, February 4.

A statement from his family read: "On February 3, 2023, we lost out Adam in a tragic accident. Adam was one of the nicest and kindest people you could ever meet and loved his football, especially Liverpool FC.

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