Seven unmissable moments from hammered Jack Grealish's Man City parade antics

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Manchester City football star, Jack Grealish was in high spirits this week as he partied the day away in Ibiza with Ibiza Weekender's Chloe Chaloner. They were both visiting Wayne Lineker’s famous beach club, Ocean Beach, as they laughed and socialised with pals in the club’s VIP area, which is reserved for the rich and famous. Jack, 28, who is worth £100million, looked happy and relaxed as he sported a pair of pale pink swim shorts adorned with leaf prints, and he kept the sun off his shoulders with a white towel slung around his neck.

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As football fans, you will rarely get a moment as thrilling and happy as when your team wins a trophy. The culmination of a year's work, a lifetime of support and all the heartbreak and emotion that comes with football.With a trophy usually comes a victory parade, allowing the players to take the weight off their shoulders, loosen up and head on a tour of the city.Thousands of fans line the streets to welcome them, but the relaxed atmosphere often results in a player saying or doing something he shouldn't.That was no different as Man City's title-winning squad hit the tiles, as Jack Grealish seized the headlines with some boozed-up antics.Here, we take a look back at five of the most unique and hilarious moments from celebratory parades.We start with the most recent incident, which took place on Monday as Manchester City players and staff celebrated retaining their Premier League crown.Everyone was in party mode - including £100m superstar Jack Grealish, who revelled in the celebrations all while looking a tad tipsy.Speaking on the open-top bus parade through Manchester, with a voice that could have been easily mistaken for Sean Dyche’s, the former Villa captain said: “The main person that I want to thank is Bernardo Silva for coming off in the 70th minute because he was miles off it yesterday.” As the tour of Manchester concluded, the City players were then called onto a stage one by one to receive applause from the admiring City supporters – and Grealish couldn’t resist the limelight on that occasion too.

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Jack Grealish might have become one of the standout stars of the Euro 2020, winning a legion of new fans, but the man himself has no problem with being adored. The footballer, 26, is one of three cover stars for the latest issue of The Face, where he was asked about the reaction to his appearance. At the height of the competition, there were odes to Jack’s hair in Vogue as well as being named in several lists of the most handsome footballers, while fans regularly held up signs asking him to marry them or declaring themselves as ‘Mrs Grealish’. Jack admitted: ‘You aren’t going to say it’s a bad thing, are you? I’d much rather be in the list of the top 10 most handsome players than the top 10 ugliest.’The sportsman has also become an ambassador for Gucci, though his obsession with the designer brand began when his dad bought him a Gucci washbag at the age of 16 for making the first team.Jack revealed that he admires fellow Gucci lover Harry Styles’ avant-garde fashion, adding: ‘I like his style. I think it’s cool!‘Everyone is different, people wear different types of clothes and what he wears actually suits him.

Manchester City celebrated their fourth Premier League title in five years in style on Monday night - and nobody seemed to enjoy themselves more than Jack Grealish.The 25-year-old made headlines in the summer when he joined City in a £100million move that smashed the British transfer record, and although he's struggled to live up to expectations in his first season at the Etihad, he enjoyed his first taste of domestic glory on Sunday.In the wake of Grealish's iconic title celebrations on Monday night, Daily Star Sport takes a look at all the reasons why Grealish is quickly becoming everybody's favourite footballer...As seen on Monday night, the England star loves a good time. A number of City stars and Pep Guardiola were all good value during their title celebrations, but it was Grealish who stole the show - with some fans even cheekily quipping on social media that Grealish had 'repaid his transfer fee' with his antics.From strutting out on to the big stage with a Vodka Coke in one hand and a beer in the other, to telling Bernardo Silva he was "miles off it" in Sunday's title decider, Grealish was fully living his best life.In an era of robotic responses and social media accounts being run by PR teams, Grealish is refreshingly honest when it comes to speaking his mind.After being heavily scrutinised by fans after his £100m move, Grealish was his own harshest critic with a blunt but fair assessment of his first year at the Etihad in an interview last year.He told The Telegraph: “I’ve found it a lot more difficult than I thought I would, adapting to a different manager and team-mates.

Noel Gallagher after his savage dig at Liverpool, sarcastically applauding them amid claims that there is a media bias towards them.Manchester City lifted their fourth Premier League title in five years under Pep Guardiola on Sunday in a remarkable achievement, pipping the Reds to the top by a point. The Etihad outfit had led the race for much of the season, though Jurgen Klopp's men managed to push them until the final day.But they nearly relinquished that lead at the end after going 2-0 down to Aston Villa at home while Wolves were holding Liverpool at Anfield.

Olivia Wilkinson spoke for about 50,000 people inside the Etihad when she spoke of the mood as Manchester City threatened to blow the Premier League title on the final day. "We were up there bricking it, absolutely bricking it," the lifelong fan said. "A lot of tears were shed from us," adds Ben Mason, a Blue from Jersey.

Jack Grealish was front and centre for Manchester City's open-top bus parade on Monday as the squad celebrated with thousands of fans after winning their fourth Premier League title in five seasons under manager Pep Guardiola.Grealish was rightly making the most of winning his first major honour, and spells in front of the on-board TV cameras showed just how drunk the £100 million midfielder was.In one clip, Bernardo Silva and Kevin De Bruyne are stood next to a raspy-voiced Grealish, who claimed that team-mate Riyad Mahrez "played like" Newcastle United forward Miguel Almiron during City's final-day victory over Aston Villa."Riyad, take him off the pitch, as soon as possible. He played like Almiron," said Grealish, as both Silva and De Bruyne fell about laughing.It wasn't the first time he'd layed into his team-mates either.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola appears to have given Ederson the seal of approval after the Brazilian audaciously claimed he was the club's best penalty taker.City's players and staff spent Monday evening parading around Manchester city centre on an open-top bus after sealing their fourth Premier League title in five seasons with victory over Aston Villa on Sunday, with thousands of fans lining the streets to join the party and catch a glimpse of the trophy as the squad drank and smoked themselves silly.Towards the end of the parade, the bus emptied onto a stage where City's semi-intoxicated stars got the chance to get on the microphone, and Ederson was asked if he'd ever take a penalty for the club."Of course, I am the best taker of penalties [at the club]. If Pep says it’s okay then I will take one probably," the Brazilian said, prompted an approving nod from Guardiola.City have had an abysmal record from the penalty spot in recent years, with Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan, Riyad Mahrez and Gabriel Jesus all missing from 12 yards in the past three seasons, and at the start of the season, Ederson insisted that he'd be happy to take one if he was ever asked.The 28-year-old is one of the most technically-gifted goalkeepers in the world and boasts an unrivalled passing range, but could his ability to knock fabulous 80-yard through-balls really translate to penalty-taking? I guess there's only one way to find out.