Anfield trip leaves Austin Powers star Mike Myers 'starstruck and speechless'
MIKE MYERS was left 'starstruck and speechless' by his trip to Anfield to watch Liverpool take on Fulham on Saturday.
By: Ben Jefferson
Published: Sat, November 9, 2013
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Mike Myers was at Anfield to watch Liverpool take on Fulham [PA]
The Canadian actor, best known for his roles in the Austin Powers and Wayne's World films, was invited to watch Liverpool take on the Cottagers from the directors box.
And the 50-year-old fulfilled a long-held dream to attend a match after revealing his home growing up was "a shrine to Liverpool".
Speaking to the BBC, Myers said: "I'm so thrilled to be here, I cannot even believe it. I'm normally really chatty but I'm speechless right now.
"I was born in Canada in '63 and my parents came to Toronto in '56, and there's no-one more English than an Englishman not living in England.
"Our house was a shrine to Liverpool. I love the people here and I really do think it's my home.
Mike Myers declared his love for Liverpool [PA]
"I'm even starstruck by Anfield, the pitch. I didn't even want to look at it - I was a little afraid.
"I think Liverpool have every chance of getting into that top four this year.
"When Sturridge and Suarez get the ball you just don't know what's going to happen. It's old-school Liverpool, getting the ball and distributing it upfield.
"My only heartbreak I have is my Dad would have loved this team because of its creativity. But he's up there, enjoying it all."
MIKE MYERS was left 'starstruck and speechless' by his trip to Anfield to watch Liverpool take on Fulham on Saturday.
By: Ben Jefferson
Published: Sat, November 9, 2013
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The Canadian actor, best known for his roles in the Austin Powers and Wayne's World films, was invited to watch Liverpool take on the Cottagers from the directors box.
And the 50-year-old fulfilled a long-held dream to attend a match after revealing his home growing up was "a shrine to Liverpool".
Speaking to the BBC, Myers said: "I'm so thrilled to be here, I cannot even believe it. I'm normally really chatty but I'm speechless right now.
"I was born in Canada in '63 and my parents came to Toronto in '56, and there's no-one more English than an Englishman not living in England.
"Our house was a shrine to Liverpool. I love the people here and I really do think it's my home.
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Our house was a shrine to Liverpool. I love the people here and I really do think it's my home.
Mike Myers
"I did not sleep last night - I cannot believe it. I'm so jazzed to be here. I can't even talk, I can't look at the soccer players in the face. Mike Myers
"I'm even starstruck by Anfield, the pitch. I didn't even want to look at it - I was a little afraid.
"I think Liverpool have every chance of getting into that top four this year.
"When Sturridge and Suarez get the ball you just don't know what's going to happen. It's old-school Liverpool, getting the ball and distributing it upfield.
"My only heartbreak I have is my Dad would have loved this team because of its creativity. But he's up there, enjoying it all."