Gary Lineker's son whiles away the hours in the bookies... and even orders a takeaway pizza

By Daily Mail Reporter



Fancy a slice? George ordered the takeaway treat to be sent to the bookies - and told his Facebook friends about it


George Lineker and his father Gary may not have been keen to blame his failure to get into university on his party lifestyle. But he doesn't seem in any hurry to change his ways.

The 19-year-old son of former England footballer Gary Lineker bypassed his usual nightclub jaunts for an evening at the bookies.

But it turned out to be a very long evening - so much so that at one point he ordered a pizza to be delivered to him, and displayed evidence of the takeaway on his Facebook page.

'Cheeky pizza in the bookies!' the teenager wrote on his status update, which prompted a string of comments from his friends.

'George it's not a Dominos!' Kerry Lou B reminded him, while Simon Benjamin Holbrook asked 'Question is, what were you betting on dude?'

Paul Waynesworld Chapman commented that the betting shop was George's "second home" and Lisa Watkins asked 'did ya win', while Holly C added, 'surprise...George and food!' and later said 'did you have another one after that one?'


Manning the decks: George was described as the betting shop's resident DJ by one of his friends


'Yea,' he joked, 'dinner,' implying he had been there the entire day.

Earlier George posted a photo of himself manning an iPod set up to play music in the betting shop - and attracted further comments from his friends.

'Another night of top banter we had mate,' said Matt Ashby. 'You're the resident DJ now lad!'


'Ha ha no need to play games,' George responded. 'See u for a large one tomoro my man!'

And another friend, Danny Latimer, poked fun at the pose. 'You modelling for argos now Lineker?' he asked.

George is still in London after failing to get into university following disappointing A-level results.

He had planned to read Business at Manchester University but missed out after he did not get the three B grades, or equivalent points, he needed to take up the place.

Both he and his father - who now presents Match Of The Day - blamed George's public school - £25,000 a year Charterhouse in Surrey - for his poor grades.

It is unclear whether or not he is planning to take a gap year before re-sitting his exams. Clearly he doesn't appear to need a job.

He commented on the results on his Facebook page at the time saying 'Didn't get into a uni...cheers, school'.

Even before he took his A 'levels, George had been making a name for himself on the London party circuit.

He has been seen tumbling out of a number of West End clubs, and more recently dated pneumatic Big Brother winner Sophie Reade, 20.



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