Ian Wright (Glasses) Big Head. Larger Than Life mask.

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Max Verstappen jokes about going 'straight to the nightclub' in hilarious footage from car ride with Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez after Sin City win Albert Duffus, for services to boxing, to veterans and to charity in Inverness-shire, Aberdeenshire and Moray Emotional Liverpool star Luis Diaz and his crying father are reunited for the first time since he was kidnapped for 12 days in Colombia CRAIG HOPE: Kylian Mbappe endured a frustrating evening against Kieran Trippier and Co... but he held his... FIFA rules stipulate that a player cannot wear glasses while on the field of play, so all but one of the players that feature in this piece have had to find alternative methods of helping with the sight difficulties.

Fans are left baffled as Lionel Messi's bodyguardYassine Chueko seemingly appears out of thin air in video as he prepares to meet young fans Is Ian Wright a fan of Harry Potter we hear you ask? He could be, or he could just be a fan of wonderful specs:Former Barcelona starMarc Bartra and model girlfriendJessica Goicoechea star onLatin Grammy Awards red carpet prior to the ceremony

RECAP PSG vs Newcastle - Champions League - Live score, team news and updates as Kylian Mbappe slots home injury-time penalty to deny Toon famous and vital win as Tino Livramento is harshly penalised for handball Part of Old Trafford's concrete ceiling falls on Manchester United supporters during derby as the state of the once iconic stadium falls further into disreputeHe’s perhaps one of the most famous players of the 2010’s era, but not for the reasons that most strikers are. Howard Webb insists VAR was RIGHT to allow Anthony Gordon's winner for Newcastle against Arsenal... but says two players should have been sent off Wright: "Everton have always been one of my favourite teams in the Premier League - and not just because I always scored against them! I remember before this game thinking 'oh my goodness, Everton could go down today and they've never been relegated'. Domestic abuse is something that still feels like a taboo subject. We don't talk about the effects on children in those environments. In the early days of his career, Wright simply played Sunday league level soccer in London, never believing that he would make it as a professional.