Not quite sure what to make of this but ....

[ralph]

On BBC Football, the gossip section:

"Manchester United striker Danny Wellbeck insists on buying his underwear from a budget clothing store and when £2,500-worth of designer undies were left in his locker as a gift, he gave them to reserve team players. (Daily Express)"

It is the Daily Express, so maybe a couple of hundraweights of salt should be taken with this, but £2,500-worth of "designer undies"? Do these players have a locker or a walk-in wardrobe?

 

[Gozzer]

Why does the Daily Express even think that the world is interested in the underwear of Man Utd's reserve team players?

A quiet news day or what?

 

[Hants_red]

Wasn't this story done about 6 months ago?

Daily Express is a truly awful paper.

 

[ECFC KARL]

So..... who cares about someone else's underwear

 

[ralph]

Wasn't this story done about 6 months ago?

Daily Express is a truly awful paper.

Didn't see the actual newspaper, but maybe it's one of those stories some journalist made up and they just re-print it every six months. True or not, just shows the standards of journalism they apply. Mind you, the BBC and I reacted, so I suppose it worked.

 

[Billtong]

why do they have to wash other peoples laundry in public

 

[Hants_red]

So..... who cares about someone else's underwear

You will do.

 

[ecfcbongo]

pants...............

 

[ralph]

On BBC Football, the gossip section:

"£2,500-worth of designer undies"

Also: How many designer undies can you buy for £2,500? And what special features do they have?