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Boris Johnson wears England shirt over his shirt and tie – Twitter reacts

"He always looks like a toddler that's been allowed to dress himself that day," one person said.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2021-07-08 08:16
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 Boris Johnson was spotted wearing an England jersey over his shirt and tie last night, prompting some hilarious reactions on social media.

The prime minister hailed a “fantastic performance” from England as he urged the Three Lions to “bring it home” after they booked their place in the final of Euro 2020.

Harry Kane’s extra-time winner at Wembley secured a 2-1 victory over Denmark for Gareth Southgate’s team, sending England into their first major final since 1966.

Boris Johnson, who was at Wembley with wife Carrie to watch the game, tweeted: “Tonight @England played their hearts out.

“What a fantastic performance from Gareth Southgate’s squad.

“Now to the final. Let’s bring it home”.

But it wasn’t that tweet that grabbed the attention of most people.

We’re behind you @England! ??????? pic.twitter.com/MQSUvoexkb

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) July 7, 2021

After being pictured leaving Downing Street, photos of the PM wearing an England kit over his shirt and tie started to circulate on social media.

Here’s what people had to say:

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“This is the best game of soccer I’ve seen since um harlequins FC beat Aintree FC at the Eton Derby” pic.twitter.com/AD5LxrOPMN

— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) July 7, 2021

The suit says “I think I’m better than you” while the shirt says “I have been forced to wear this shirt” pic.twitter.com/BC7tsdhqZk

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) July 7, 2021

Who among us hasn’t gone to a match with the shirt on and a *fucking shirt and tie underneath* pic.twitter.com/rFC7pZEbGD

— Mike Holden ? (@MikeHolden42) July 7, 2021

Before and after stress drinking pints during this. pic.twitter.com/ym6Ns5eubR

— Alexander Brown (@AlexofBrown) July 7, 2021

Top punditry from Gary Neville: “For the last couple of years the quality of leaders in this country has been poor”. ? #ENGDEN

Exhibit A: pic.twitter.com/8Pevme2enX

— Alasdair Pinkerton (@AlPinkerton) July 7, 2021

When your Nan knits you a football shirt and your mum makes you wear it. pic.twitter.com/JzEA86APZR

— rab livingstone (@rablivingstone) July 7, 2021

He always looks like a toddler that’s been allowed to dress himself that day. https://t.co/L41pxpvVdj

— Tiernan Douieb (@TiernanDouieb) July 7, 2021

Related: ‘The history boys’: Newspapers react to famous England victory

Tags: Boris JohnsonEngland football team

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