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Jurgen Klopp appeared in a video with a nine-year-old Liverpool supporter
The Liverpool manager was given a brief lesson in talking scouse by Isaac
Klopp learned phrase 'boss tha' and applied it to win over Manchester City
Liverpool beat City 4-1 at the Etihad in the Premier League on Saturday

By Nicholas Godden for MailOnline

Published: 12:50 EST, 23 November 2015 | Updated: 01:33 EST, 24 November 2015

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If you were under the impression Jurgen Klopp couldn't be any more likable, you were wrong.

The affable Liverpool boss has further endeared himself to football fans after appearing in a video alongside nine-year-old Reds supporter Isaac.

Klopp's side schooled Manchester City at the Etihad on Saturday as they ran out 4-1 winners but it was the German who was taught a lesson on Monday.

Jurgen Klopp sat down with nine-year-old Liverpool fan Isaac to be given a lesson in scouse

The Liverpool manager was greeted with a big hug by Isaac before the pair sat down for the lesson

Klopp appeared in the short video alongside Isaac that was uploaded to Liverpool's Facebook page

Klopp was given a brief introduction to speaking scouse by Isaac as the former Borussia Dortmund boss learned the phrase 'boss tha'.

The video, uploaded to Liverpool's official Facebook account on Monday, begins with Klopp being greeted by a beaming Isaac as a handshake between the pair quickly turns into a hug.

Young Isaac greets the Liverpool manager by saying 'Guten Tag' before he begins the lesson of his own. 'I could teach you a few scouse phrases which could come in useful,' Isaac says.

Klopp agrees that it would be 'very useful' before Isaac holds up a card that reads 'boss tha'.

After struggling with the pronunciation slightly, Klopp takes a guess at what the phrase means. 'Hello boss?' Isaac explains that the term is used to describe something that it 'really good'.

'Ah yes, I heard about it,' Klopp replies before using the phrase in a sentence. 'We beat Manchester City and that was boss,' the German says as he breaks out in uncontrollable laughter.

Klopp learned the term 'boss tha' which Isaac explained can be used to describe something that is really good

Klopp seemed to enjoy himself - pictured here bursting into laughter as he began to grasp scouse talk

Klopp's mood will have been buoyed by his side's impressive display against title favourites City on Saturday evening.

The Reds were rampant at the Etihad and led 3-0 after half an hour as Eliaquim Mangala put into his own net before Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino fired Liverpool further ahead.

It was their best performance under Jurgen Klopp and offers great encouragement for the rest of the season as Liverpool hunt a place in the top four.