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Gary Lineker reunites with brother Wayne amid 17-year feud as they swig booze from the bottle during pundit’s son Harry’s Ibiza wedding – with star left worse for wear after wild bash
Gary Lineker raucously swigged booze from a bottle as he reunited with brother Wayne at a family wedding amid their 17-year feud.
The former Match Of The Day pundit, 64, looked in great spirits as he raucously downed alcohol while celebrating his second eldest son’s nuptials to fiancée Annabelle in Ibiza.
The ex-Tottenham and Barcelona star is set to leave by mutual agreement after 26 years in the role, The Sun reported.
Lineker was widely condemned for his now-deleted Instagram video story that prompted backlash from sections of the Jewish community.
The post featured a pro-Palestine video featuring an anti-Jewish rat slur, with the Match of the Day presenter insisting he would ‘never knowingly share anything anti-Semitic’.
Lineker, 64, apologised unreservedly for the ‘mistake’ saying ‘that image does not reflect my views’.
The image of rats and vermin are considered provocative since they were widely used as propaganda against Jews in 1930s Nazi Germany.
The former England striker was already set to leave his role as presenter of Match of the Day at the end of the season, but will now no longer host the corporation’s coverage of the FA Cup in 2025-26 and the World Cup in 2026.
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