Gary Lineker demonstrates how to dispatch Daily Mail reporters in under 10 words
The Match of the Day man was in no mood to talk to the newspaper about speculation concerning his future on the BBC's flagship show.
The Match of the Day man was in no mood to talk to the newspaper about speculation concerning his future on the BBC's flagship show.
Gary's son George described his cousin, Jonty as “one of the nicest boys you’ll ever meet”.
His remarks have already prompted a fierce response from critics - but Gary Lineker is sticking to his guns on this one.
Samir Shah said the refugee letter signed by Gary Lineker was not a breach of the rules, but his subsequent tweets were.
The Defence Secretary questioned whether the Match Of The Day host should express political views.
The deputy Tory chair has been given a 17 per cent chance of retaining his seat at the next election, according to Electoral Calculus.
Lord Dubs praised the Match of the Day host for his humanitarian work and his pleas for more compassion in politics.
"This is fantastic, even by Daily Mail standards", the Match of the Day presenter posted.
“I didn’t know what to do. I just thought, ‘Please stop’.”
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