Recent
media reports have highlighted Andy Carroll’s generous side whereby he has been
pictured apparently donating a £50 note to a street hustler in London’s Soho
area. In fact, our intrepid staff detective has revealed that the picture in all
likelihood actually shows Andy being propositioned by a short-sighted nocturnal
reveller who looks quite the worse for wear and who seems to have mistaken Andy’s
Samson-like locks for those of a temptress of the night
The
more than averagely manly Carroll looks far from amused by the poor gentleman’s
error – moreover, the ace ‘ninety grand-a-week’ striker is thought to have been
deeply insulted at the offer of a mere fifty lids for his attentions. However,
some observers have suggested that Carroll should ‘get with the times’ - Frances
Francis of the Female impersonators guild
seized the opportunity to highlight how her members have had to reduce their appearance fees at
stag-do-s etc by almost 25% during these harsh recessionary times.
Andy, in his Newcastle days, possibly
Oops, pardon me Sir!
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Andy, in his Newcastle days, possibly
These embarrassing scenes are nothing new for those men who
temp fate (and myopic disability) in their penchant for flamboyant hairstyles –
Rene Higuita, the infamous Colombian Net minder, found himself the subject of
endless public harassment by gold-digging Romeos who regularly mistook him for
the ultra-loaded US chatshow host Oprah Winfrey.
Luckily, the talented performer had a trademark manoevre to prove his true identity that the real Oprah's was unable to perform.
While Andy may well disapprove of being mistaken for the
fairer sex, other Geordie heroes have been less averse to such cross-gender
experiences, with the evergreen Gazza once successfully modelling for a myopic
man’s razzle mag as Bertha the Bootiful!
Either way, this latest incident bodes badly for Premiership
defences ahead of the coming season when the physically robust striker will
have a point to prove and it will undoubtedly take more than a mere fifty quid
to tame the hirsute Hammer’s hero.
Oops, pardon me Sir!
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