Luis Garcia will forever be loved by Liverpool supporters, following his exploits during the 2004/05 season.
Although an erratic player at times, the Spaniard contributed so much during the memorable road to Champions League glory, including a combined four goals against Bayer Leverkusen and Juventus in the knockout rounds.
It is the famous ‘ghost goal’ against Chelsea in the semi-final second leg that defined Garcia’s career, though.
A contentious moment to this day, nobody will ever know whether or not the ball crossed the line.
As has become an annual tradition, the former Reds favourite has posted a hilarious Halloween-themed Twitter post in response to the goal, essentially mocking Chelsea in the process:
DON'T watch it if you are scare of GhostGoals !!
Managed this year to figure some things about the past and what could have happened !! Halloween brings great memories and I love to share them with you… Have you seen a Ghost 👻??
#HappyHalloween #GhostGoal pic.twitter.com/blSzY01HXV— Luis Garcia (@luchogarcia14) October 31, 2019
His latest effort has gone down an absolute storm with Liverpool supporters, who reacted to it on Twitter.
You legend 👌😂😂😂
— Jimbowe off twitt3r * (@justanotherwool) October 31, 2019
Ha ha so good !!
— John Slevin (@Jslevin79) October 31, 2019
Haha! It never gets old,haha…YNWA
— NMotlhasedi (@NYMotlhasedi) October 31, 2019
It was a clear goal 🥅😂😂😂😂
— Matmkey (@Matmkey) October 31, 2019
https://twitter.com/True_Red/status/1189849934209544192?s=20
😂 Still funny now
— Sammy Mahood (@SammyMahood) October 31, 2019
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Twitter can be a grim place at times, but it remains priceless for posts such as these.
The level of thought and preparation that has gone into it is commendable on Garcia’s part, no doubt riling Chelsea fans in the process.
That one moment means he will never be forgotten at Anfield – if his Halloween posts remain at this level, a statue of him may be built eventually!
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