A PAIR of England fans were left in stitches after returning to their hotel room only to discover a stranger asleep in their bed.
Lewis Phillips and his mate were in Frankfurt on Tuesday to watch their beloved England side face Slovenia and didn’t return to their accommodation until the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Upon returning to the Carlton Hotel, the two collected their room key from reception but were puzzled when they got to the door and found it unlocked.
Opening the door to reveal the room inside, the duo was left dumbstruck when they found a random Brummie passed out on Lewis’ bed.
A short video filmed by Lewis and his pal shows the pair looking on as the bloke – supposedly named Reg – eyes them up from Lewis’ bed.
Lewis rambles: “We’ve literally just came out our room, door’s locked, f***ing reception’s just given us a f***ing key to come in.”
Lewis then points at Reg, laughing as he says: “Next thing you know, f***er’s on my bed. He’s on my bed, f***ing asleep. This is class.”
The pair then continue laughing to themself before Lewis approaches Reg – who appears to be slightly intoxicated – and high fives him.
Reg seems to be in no hurry to leave the bed he’s claimed for himself though, and looks on as the pair laugh at him.
Despite having never seen the bloke in their lives, Lewis and his pal offered him the floor to sleep on.
However, Reg declined the invitation and nonchalantly slipped out of their room, disappearing just as mysteriously as he had appeared.
Lewis claims to have asked the reception staff about the situation the next morning, who were apparently just as confused as the pair of friends were.
Lewis took to social media on Wednesday to share the bizarre story, writing: “This gave me and my mate a laugh.
“Anyone know who this kiddy is? We think he’s a Brummie lad.
“We went to the game in Frankfurt and got back about 1am, in our hotel you had to lock the door with a key and then hand it in to reception when you went out.
“So, we got back, got the key, put it in the door and it was unlocked, [I] thought that’s odd as I 100% locked the door, I’ve pushed the door open and can see a pair of feet on my bed.
“We offered him the floor but he left and we never seen (sic) him again
“We asked at reception the next morning and they were just as surprised as us.”
The post received over 4,000 likes and more than 70 comments from social media users likewise tickled by the bizarre story.
One user said: “Did he break a small chair and eat all the porridge by chance?”
Another added: “And good on you for taking it so well and having a laugh about it, I’m sure many wouldn’t in this day and age.
“Hopefully Reg made it back to where he was staying okay and found his mates okay.”
A third joked: “Bad craic to let him leave, he had more rights than a squatter. Other fella should have slept on the floor. Rules are rules.”
Another commented: “Go on the boy.”
A fifth wrote: “At least the room was clean. He could have grand slammed in it.”
