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Maybe Erling Haaland can’t stop himself raw dogging. But if you need a wee, go for a wee
Are we to believe that the art of staring into the void on a lengthy flight, long a bugbear of Larry David, is now a competitive sport?
Raw dogger: Manchester City striker Erling Haaland during his seven-hour flight. Photograph: Instagram/Erling Haaland
Donald Clarke
Sun Aug 18 2024 - 05:00
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