George Lineker: Last News

Piers Morgan has taken a cheeky swipe at the BBC while enjoying having dinner cooked for him by his ex-footballer pal Gary Lineker.Taking to Instagram, the ex-newspaper editor, 56, shared a series of snaps from the Match of the Day presenter's kitchen last night while aiming a thinly-veiled jibe at the BBC.In view of his 1.8 million followers, Piers shared a series of tongue-in-cheek snaps as Gary, 61, served him up prawns and a steak.Standing next to the Match of the Day star who donned an apron with "Chef Gaz" written on it, Piers grinned as he clutched a glass of wine.In the caption, the former Life Stories presenter told how he was getting his money's worth from his BBC licence fee.Piers penned: "Decided to finally get my BBC licence fee money out of Gary Lineker at his home last night.."Have to say, Chef Gaz delivered a quite delicious feast including Gambas al Ajillo and Fillet steak au poivre."The columnist went on to praise Gary's standard of cooking before hitting out at the broadcaster.He continued: "Did everything himself (for 5 of us) and it was all perfectly cooked."Then he proudly showed off his golden boots, before the shock late Leicester result came through to ruin his evening."All in all, a most enjoyable soirée - and definitely worth 43p!" he ended his post.Following the set of snaps, Piers' followers couldn't help but comment on his evening last night.One person in particular who was unhappy to have missed out on the event was his eldest son, Spencer.Tagging his friend and Gary's son George Lineker in the comments, Spencer revealed that they hadn't been "f***ing invited" to the soiree.However, George reassured him that he had organised a night out for all four of them soon.He replied: "Don’t worry I

Gary Lineker’s son has spoken out after facing relentless abuse on Twitter following his father’s public fallout with BBC over small boat tweets. George Lineker shared a screenshot of someone telling him he should be “burned at the stake” for supporting his dad when the Match of the Day (MOTD) presenter was briefly suspended from the BBC. Commenting on the abuse, George wrote: “Social media’s mad isn’t it.

Gary, has revealed on social media how he has placed a bet on Gareth Southgate's side to lose their crucial Euro 2020 semi-final contest with Denmark.Lineker's son's followers will be well-versed in his infamously poor betting luck, though tonight he has opted to channel it as a force for good as he hopes the theme continues.Often wrong in his predictions, George Lineker captioned a screenshot of his betting slip with the words 'For the country, It's coming home'.The tweet was greeted with a number of thankful replies, ranging from: "Selfless act.

PIERS Morgan's son Spencer joked he was going to need help "carrying him home" after the Good Morning Britain star hit the booze yesterday. The telly host, 55, posted an Instagram pic of a table heaving with drinks as he went for a meal at posh restaurant The Ivy in London's Chelsea.