A bus driver caused chaos after wearing a Liverpool shirt while driving a bus passing by Chelsea Stadium, which ended with him being fired from his job.
This came after Chelsea's dramatic 2-1 victory over Liverpool at "Stamford Bridge" last Saturday in the Premier League "Premier League".
The driver, named Isaac (21 years old) and a Liverpool fan since childhood, was driving the bus when Chelsea fans noticed the "Reds" shirt he was wearing behind the wheel.
According to the video that spread on social media, fans gathered around the bus, chanting and banging on the windows, causing it to stop and chaos to erupt in front of "Stamford Bridge".
The British newspaper "Daily Mail" reported that this incident caused "major disruptions and delays", according to the transportation company Isaac works for, resulting in his dismissal from the transportation authority.
Isaac spoke about the incident in a television interview, saying, "I woke up in the morning to do my job, I didn't know the route would pass in front of Chelsea's stadium, I wore the first clean shirt I found, and it was a Liverpool shirt."
He added, "When I got there, I saw the fans outside, and suddenly they surrounded the bus and started opening the windows, and I had to close them with my hands, it was a terrifying moment."
He continued, "The police eventually intervened and dispersed the crowd, and I returned to the bus station, the situation seemed funny in the video, but it was actually scary."
In conclusion of his statements, Isaac criticized the transportation authority saying, "There is no logic in this management these days, nobody asked me to cover up the shirt or change it, and there was no problem until the video spread, I am tired of driving those buses, and I am thinking about moving to work in tourist buses."