| Sunderland fan cracks head open diving into Trafalgar Square fountain in just his boxers
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| A SUNDERLAND fan cracked his head open after diving into a Trafalgar Square fountain in just his boxers. The crazy supporter tried to channel his inner Tom Daley when he launched himself into the water ahead of the Black Cats' play-off final against Charlton. One Sunderland fan dived into a fountain at Trafalgar Square ahead of his side's play-off finalThe man split open his head and had blood pouring down his face While Sunderland's players were making the final preparations for the Wembley clash, their supporters were getting their spirits up. As the majority of fans enjoyed the sun in the capital with a few beers, one fan could not resist taking a dip. He stripped down to his underpants, remembering to take off his watch. Then with a little dance, he made his way to the edge of fountain. Cheered on and with a slap on the bum, he took the plunge. BLOOD ON YOUR FACE It was only when he resurfaced and sat in the fountain that it became clear he did not realise how shallow the water was. The supporter ...
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One Sunderland fan dived into a fountain at Trafalgar Square ahead of his side's play-off final
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| Man Utd transfer blow as Dortmund 'guarantee' Jadon Sancho is staying this summer
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 MANCHESTER UNITED boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been given an early summer transfer blow – after Borussia Dortmund revealed they will NOT sell Jadon Sancho. Solskjaer was targeting the former Manchester City player but has been told to look elsewhere for English talent. Jadon Sancho will not be moving to Man Utd after his club Borussia Dortmund 'guaranteed' he would stay in GermanyEPA The Bundesliga runners-up have "guaranteed" the 19-year-old England star will be staying in Germany next season. United chiefs were planning moves on several English stars after assuring Solskjaer will get a huge budget as he looks to build a new side around homegrown talent. Sancho, one of the hottest prospects in the game, has been linked with a £100million return to England since his senior Three Lions breakthrough last year. But Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke has warned the Manchester giants that even a mega money offer will not tempt them to sell the youngster. NOT ON THE MARKET They are looking to improve on last ...
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| UNLV's Stott following in footsteps of Bryant, Harper
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 Bryson Stott has already been following in the footsteps of some of baseball's biggest stars. Now he's getting ready to take the next step. The UNLV shortstop is projected to go in the first round of the June 3 amateur draft, possibly putting him on ...
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