Inked Mag Staff
February 12th, 2019
Soccer Fan’s Tattoo Promise Gets Him Called Out by Star Player
Now he's getting ice cream on his butt
You have to support your team no matter what, or it’ll come back to sting you in the ass. Literally, in the case of Leeds United fan Dan Berry.
“The game was about 70 minutes in and Leeds were having loads of chances but wasting them all,” Berry told reporters. That’s when he tweeted a downtrodden promise to immortalize striker Tyler Roberts eating ice cream with a tattoo on his rear end in the unlikely event they scored.
If Leeds score in this game I'll get Tyler Robert's eating a magnum tattooed on my arse. Isn't fucking happening #lufc
— Dan (@DanielB466) February 9, 2019
A goal “isn’t happening,” he despaired, but happen it did. That put Leeds in “the top of the Championship” after “leveling the scores” in “the Equaliser”…? Those are contradictory terms, and soccer is weird, y’all.
But it was great news for Leeds fans — especially for Dan Berry, who got a surprising call-out from Tyler Roberts and his Magnum bar:
https://twitter.com/official_tyro/status/1094302972740288512
To his credit, Berry never blinked, replying that he’d follow through:
Has to be done now. I'll never doubt us again Tyler 💙💛 https://t.co/IostZ5TlL4
— Dan (@DanielB466) February 9, 2019
And the official Leeds United Twitter account will be making sure that he does:
Looking forward to seeing that tattoo @DanielB466! 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/aA0mwVRbwd
— Leeds United (@LUFC) February 11, 2019
“I expected a lot of fans to come across the tweet and retweet it but I wasn’t expecting Roberts and the club to come across it,” Berry said. “Like me, my mates are a bit surprised by what is going on so I’ve had a lot of messages.”
If Berry takes the pain of the needle like a champ, maybe Roberts will take him out for ice cream afterward.
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