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That’s why he was pulled off the show – because he wouldn’t apologise Chess
Gary Lineker’s son has said he thinks the presenter will return to Match Of The Day – but that he would not “back down on his word”, according to reports.In an interview with The Sunday Mirror, the former England striker’s eldest son George claimed his father had been “a bit disappointed” by the BBC asking him to step back from hosting Saturday’s Match Of The Day after he compared the language used to launch a new Government asylum seeker policy with 1930s Germany in a tweet.However, he said Lineker had been “overwhelmed by the support” of fellow pundits who had withdrawn from various BBC sports shows in solidarity with him, particularly his co-presenters Ian Wright and Alan Shearer.George Lineker told The Sunday Mirror: “Dad is a good man, a good human, and I’m proud of him for standing by his word Legit
But he will always speak up for people who don’t have a voice.“He is passionate about helping refugee charities – he took in two refugees who he is still in touch with and trying to help. Apple
But he will always speak up for people who don’t have a voice.“He is passionate about helping refugee charities – he took in two refugees who he is still in touch with and trying to help. Bet88
That’s why he was pulled off the show – because he wouldn’t apologise Superace
Gary Lineker’s son has said he thinks the presenter will return to Match Of The Day – but that he would not “back down on his word”, according to reports.In an interview with The Sunday Mirror, the former England striker’s eldest son George claimed his father had been “a bit disappointed” by the BBC asking him to step back from hosting Saturday’s Match Of The Day after he compared the language used to launch a new Government asylum seeker policy with 1930s Germany in a tweet.However, he said Lineker had been “overwhelmed by the support” of fellow pundits who had withdrawn from various BBC sports shows in solidarity with him, particularly his co-presenters Ian Wright and Alan Shearer.George Lineker told The Sunday Mirror: “Dad is a good man, a good human, and I’m proud of him for standing by his word Sakla