After watching his team win their first title in 30 years, it was unsurprising that Kenny Dalglish was in high demand.
That was certainly the case when the Liverpool and Celtic legend was interviewed on BT Sport shortly after it was confirmed that Jurgen Klopp's side had won the league.
A 2-1 win for Chelsea over second-placed Manchester City ensured there was no way back for Pep Guardiola's side in the title race.
Dalglish expressed his delight while being interviewed by Jake Humphrey, but their chat was frequently interrupted by the loud pinging of Dalglish's phone.
Humphrey repeatedly hinted at Dalglish to mute it, but understandably Dalglish had other things on his mind.
At one point, the BT Sport Twitter account even tweeted: "PLEASE PUT IT ON SILENT, KENNY."
It was a first Premier League title for Scotland captain Andy Robertson, who celebrated Liverpool's achievement by posting a screenshot of his phone featuring several missed calls from team-mate Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Thankfully there were no pinging phones during their interview with Jurgen Klopp. Mainly because the connection didn't work and they had to scrap the interview...
