Comrade Buka
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De Gea caught stealing!
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mike channon´s windmill
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MCFC 4 EVER said:PMSL at Taggart saying that he doesn't know about English culture so obviously in Spain it is deemed OK to steal from supermarkets?!
Surprised the **** didn't drop it
Typical rag thieving ****
Actually they do it a lot here - opening stuff and eating or drinking it within the store, BUT they usually show it at the till and pay for it - De Gea seemingly didn´t!
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Quite disappointed tbh, reading the hyperhlink before clicking it looked like he'd stolen 119 doughnuts... now that would have been a story!
David de Gea laughs off 'doughnutgate' after being stopped by Tesco security
De Gea was stopped by security at Tesco Express in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, after CCTV caught him eating a £1.19 doughnut and then walking towards the exit without paying.
He said: "Nothing really happened. Me, my cousin and a friend from Spain went to the shop, we were hungry and took the doughnuts.
"We were going to buy more things. I realised I didn't have my wallet so I went out to the car to get it. Nothing more.
"They thought that I was leaving without paying so I tried to explain to them but my English is still not very good and we were there for a while.
"In the end a Spanish girl arrived and we understood each other and in the end they ended up apologising to us.
"They made a big thing out of nothing but I took the whole thing as something funny."
And the £18 million signing from Atletico Madrid has revealed that doughnut-gate has made him the butt of many a joke on the United training ground.
"A few of my team-mates gave me a few doughnuts as a joke," he added. "But I took it in good humour and thought the whole thing was funny."
De Gea, who has had mixed reviews following his arrival from Spain, denied he was dropped by manager Sir Alex Ferguson for Saturday's defeat of Norwich City following the incident.
"Absolutely not true," he said. "Yes, people were joking about it in the club but it was his decision to rest me."
De Gea was stopped by security at Tesco Express in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, after CCTV caught him eating a £1.19 doughnut and then walking towards the exit without paying.
He said: "Nothing really happened. Me, my cousin and a friend from Spain went to the shop, we were hungry and took the doughnuts.
"We were going to buy more things. I realised I didn't have my wallet so I went out to the car to get it. Nothing more.
"They thought that I was leaving without paying so I tried to explain to them but my English is still not very good and we were there for a while.
"In the end a Spanish girl arrived and we understood each other and in the end they ended up apologising to us.
"They made a big thing out of nothing but I took the whole thing as something funny."
And the £18 million signing from Atletico Madrid has revealed that doughnut-gate has made him the butt of many a joke on the United training ground.
"A few of my team-mates gave me a few doughnuts as a joke," he added. "But I took it in good humour and thought the whole thing was funny."
De Gea, who has had mixed reviews following his arrival from Spain, denied he was dropped by manager Sir Alex Ferguson for Saturday's defeat of Norwich City following the incident.
"Absolutely not true," he said. "Yes, people were joking about it in the club but it was his decision to rest me."