Hundreds of people have said that a man who pulled a match day steward's trousers down should be banned by LFC.
Martin "Marty" Mullen was also named by angry supporters as the man suspected of pushing a local in Barcelona into a fountain two weeks ago.
After Liverpool's clash against Wolves on Sunday, a new video began circulating on social media that appears to show Mr Mullen pulling an ill-natured prank, at the expense of a match day steward.
The footage, filmed at the junction of Walton Breck Road and Burnand Street , shows a man in an FC Barcelona cap, understood to be Mr Mullen, passing someone his pint while they film him.
He then runs over to a match day traffic steward who is stood at a road closure sign and yanks his trousers down, before running away laughing.
Mr Mullen, who is understood to have spent many years travelling to Liverpool away matches, has been slammed by hundreds of LFC supporters who are calling for him to be banned by the club.
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A number of those who were furious about the two incidents have even given their reasons for why he should be banned.
These range from giving other supporters a bad "reputation" and being an "embarrassment" to the club.
On Twitter, Angelina S said: "People like that give Liverpool FC a bad name and reputation.
"Get him banned from matches!"
Glenn Hall also said: "Ban him from all Liverpool games. The guy is an embarrassment to the club."
Les Webb added: "What a deadhead, already being investigated by police for Barcelona incident and still gets somebody to record this knowing it'll end up on here.
"Needs banning just for being dense."
On Facebook Laura Hipkins said: "He should be banned from all football things. I feel ashamed if he was one my family members he is a disgrace.
"Gives football fans a bad name."
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Pascale Delamotte also said: "Ban him for life! Simple!
"This man is a shame for the club he can’t represent the LFC way of life!"
Dan Salmon added: "Shameful and embarrassing. Needs to stay away from booze and Anfield.
"He doesn’t represent the City or the club."
The ECHO understands both incidents are being investigated by Liverpool FC and will be subject to a sanctions panel in the coming weeks.
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Merseyside Police were unable to find a crime log relating to the incident on Sunday afternoon, and it is unclear whether it was reported to officers.
Videos of locals being thrown into the central fountain of the square were widely condemned by football fans of all allegiances, including Liverpool FC's own supporters.
