Some fella ordered the new Liverpool shirt from China for his lad and asked for a no.6 on the back by mistake. He asked them to change it to 14 instead. #LFC
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/qKK6vQ9HkV

— Paul Foster 💙 (@PaulFoz) July 14, 2019

A man buying a present for his son received a Liverpool shirt with the word ‘Instead’ on the back, apparently after a mix-up at the store following a request to change the number.

The original purchase, said to have been made from China, is thought to have included a child-sized shirt with either his own or a player’s name placed above the number 6.

https://twitter.com/_glasgowceltic/status/1150422946508365824

Later wanting to adjust the original order, the club shop was contacted with a request that this be changed to a 14 “instead”.

But there seems to have been some confusion on the other end of the line.

I have a similar story, I import shirts from China and customer asked for premier league badges on the sleeves and they kept sending with just 1 badge (back then they used to have 2) I complained she said, next order put X2BPL BADGES then we know you want 2, I did this turned up pic.twitter.com/D1VHndptpv

— Michael Parr (@retromikey6) July 14, 2019

The disappointed buyer shared a photo of what they received in the post.

A picture of the small, replica Liverpool shirt with ‘Instead’ written alongside the number 14 has astounded many supporters.