DarthFooty
3 years ago
Streaking is a lost art! Would have been even more comical had he been wearing a mask. haha
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DarthFooty
3 years ago
Streaking is a lost art! Would have been even more comical had he been wearing a mask. haha
ForeverBayern
3 years ago
@DarthFooty hahahahahaha good one! I loled
amir_keal
3 years ago
It’s crazy how he got in with such ease
Man Utd’s Europa League naked streaker in Granada was local celebrity nudist
Residents of Granada may not have been so surprised by his appearance
Behind-closed-doors fixtures have robbed us of many of the idiosyncrasies of football: the roar at kick-off, the amusing chants, crying fans of relegated clubs and the odd beach ball.
It has also put paid to the rarer but no less certain to raise a smile in the stands occurrence of a streaker – or so we thought.
The only hint of fans in attendance for Granada’s first ever European quarter-final on Thursday night seemed to be the banners in the stands – until the game was stopped in the sixth minute due to the presence of one 30 yards from goal in the Manchester United half.
A man sporting a beard and a haircut – or lack thereof – that has become a familiar sight on Zoom calls around the world burst into space wearing nothing, not even a mask.
He was eventually reprimanded by four police officers who were probably expecting a quiet night, but were also probably not unsurprised by appearance of this particular naked man – because this one has previous.
The man in question appeared to be Olmo Garcia, a nudist from Granadan whose free, er, spirit has often got him into hot water with the authorities.
In December last year, he climbed up to one of the niches of the 16th century Granada century and just sat there, taking in the sun. He was eventually retrieved by the fire brigade, but was not arrested as the absence of any minors meant he was not committing any particular crime.
Garcia, a Granada native who studied chemistry before working for a company selling food for athletes, first began his naked sojourns five years ago, convinced of its “psychological benefits” and positive effect on the skin.
He gained a certain amount of notoriety in his pursuit of such boons when he completed the Camino de Santiago, a Christian pilgrimage ending in northern Spain, completely naked, walking the many hundreds of miles without even donning a pair of shoes. He has since become a regular feature of a stroll around the city of Granada in similar garb.
Granada 0 – 2 Man Utd (Rashford 31′, Fernandes pen 90′)
Man Utd’s Europa League naked streaker in Granada was local celebrity nudist
Residents of Granada may not have been so surprised by his appearance
Behind-closed-doors fixtures have robbed us of many of the idiosyncrasies of football: the roar at kick-off, the amusing chants, crying fans of relegated clubs and the odd beach ball.
It has also put paid to the rarer but no less certain to raise a smile in the stands occurrence of a streaker – or so we thought.
The only hint of fans in attendance for Granada’s first ever European quarter-final on Thursday night seemed to be the banners in the stands – until the game was stopped in the sixth minute due to the presence of one 30 yards from goal in the Manchester United half.
A man sporting a beard and a haircut – or lack thereof – that has become a familiar sight on Zoom calls around the world burst into space wearing nothing, not even a mask.
He was eventually reprimanded by four police officers who were probably expecting a quiet night, but were also probably not unsurprised by appearance of this particular naked man – because this one has previous.
The man in question appeared to be Olmo Garcia, a nudist from Granadan whose free, er, spirit has often got him into hot water with the authorities.
In December last year, he climbed up to one of the niches of the 16th century Granada century and just sat there, taking in the sun. He was eventually retrieved by the fire brigade, but was not arrested as the absence of any minors meant he was not committing any particular crime.
Garcia, a Granada native who studied chemistry before working for a company selling food for athletes, first began his naked sojourns five years ago, convinced of its “psychological benefits” and positive effect on the skin.
He gained a certain amount of notoriety in his pursuit of such boons when he completed the Camino de Santiago, a Christian pilgrimage ending in northern Spain, completely naked, walking the many hundreds of miles without even donning a pair of shoes. He has since become a regular feature of a stroll around the city of Granada in similar garb.
Granada 0 – 2 Man Utd (Rashford 31′, Fernandes pen 90′)