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Cheeky Jurgen's Book of Cheeky Sayings: The Story of the Accidental Birth and Creation of Cheeky Jurgen
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-005-55757-7
- EAN9781005557577
- Date de parution25/10/2021
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurC. C. Chamberlane
Résumé
Cheeky Jurgen, Jurgen Klopp's look-alikeWith a foreword by Jonathan Swain, who says: ''What started as a cheeky selfie with Jurgen Klopp to tease a mate who is a Liverpool fan suddenly became a global talking point where I was the one on the receiving end of being teased. I laughed about it then and still do now. I don't normally ask for selfies but I was excited about the match. 'Jurgen' was standing right there happily posing with other fans, and he seemed approachable, so why not? Talking about being scammed on the telly the next day was perhaps not the best idea, but great for 'Cheeky Jurgen'.
His popularity escalated from posts on social media to mainstream media. Not just in the UK but around the world it seemed everyone loved the story about an experienced TV correspondent being fooled by a Jurgen Klopp look-a-like. He's got the teeth, the hair and the accent, and if asked he could probably pick a decent football team too. Fair play Ray. Enjoy the book, but it's the last time I ask any managers for a selfie, Ja?' - Jonathan Swain, senior news correspondent, Good Morning Britain, ITV Breakfast Television?
His popularity escalated from posts on social media to mainstream media. Not just in the UK but around the world it seemed everyone loved the story about an experienced TV correspondent being fooled by a Jurgen Klopp look-a-like. He's got the teeth, the hair and the accent, and if asked he could probably pick a decent football team too. Fair play Ray. Enjoy the book, but it's the last time I ask any managers for a selfie, Ja?' - Jonathan Swain, senior news correspondent, Good Morning Britain, ITV Breakfast Television?



