AN ENGLAND-DAFT footy fan has shaved a dodgy St George’s Cross into his hair amid hopes of success at the Euros.
The super fan, known only as JP, decided to show his support in an extreme way, opting for the shoddy hairdo last Tuesday, just days before the tournament officially began.
Boasting a decent head of hair beforehand, JP’s locks soon parted ways with his scalp as his pals assisted him in shaving a DIY cross into the top of his head with an electric clipper.
Video footage shows JP addressing the camera, agreeing to a comment from a previous video of his which suggested he go for an England flag inspired trim.
The clip then cuts to show him sitting in the front garden of a home with a barber cape around his neck as a friend of his prepares to give him the trim.
JP says, “Come on, Euros next weekend, let’s have it” before his mate jokes: “What you having JP brother?”
JP requests the famous cross, prompting his mate to turn the clippers on and take them to his head, promising: “England flag coming up lad.”
His pal then shaves a huge line from back to front on JP’s scalp, trimming the hair down to nothing and leaving him a huge bald strip.
JP’s pal then begins work on the horizontal strip, barely holding his laughter in as he says: “Looking fresh G.”
The horizontal line is then finished off and his pal tidied up some loose hair before the cameraman steps back to reveal the end result.
The finished product leaves the lad with four very uneven tufts of hair on his head and the vague shape of a cross.
Brushing the hair off his head, a seemingly unbothered JP exclaims: “Let’s have it.”
He then stands to address the camera, showing off his atrocious trim before exclaiming: “Come on, fresh haircut for the Euros.”
The clip was shared to social media last Tuesday with the caption: “J to the P ready for the Euros, come on. Food review coming soon let’s make him boom. “
The video received over 5,700 likes and more than 850 comments from social media users left stunned at the fan’s bold haircut.
One user said: “That should be enough dedication to get a chance to sit on Southgate’s knee.”
Another added: “Glad you’re representing our great nation lad.”
A third wrote: “Kid looks like he’s not got a single thing to lose anymore.”
Another replied: “It’s all about having a laugh. Good luck to you. This made me smile.”
