Kalvin Phillips drops F-bomb after serenading John Stones during Man City’s Treble parade
Kalvin Phillips drops F-bomb while serenading John Stones during Man City’s boozy Treble bus parade as he jokes his team-mate ‘f***ing hates United’, forcing the BBC to apologise
- Manchester City celebrated their historic Treble with a bus parade in the city
- Giddy players drank booze and took turns to share the microphone on the stage
- Kalvin Phillips used his time in the spotlight to serenade team-mate John Stones
Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips serenaded team-mate John Stones with an F-bomb during the club’s boozy open-top Treble bus parade.
City’s jubilant players jetted back to the UK following their brief 12-hour stay in Ibiza to attend the tour around the city yesterday evening, just days after beating Inter Milan to win the Champions League and seal their third trophy of the season.
Bleary-eyed and likely nursing hangovers, a number of Pep Guardiola’s squad appeared a little worse for wear after disembarking the plane at Manchester Airport.
Also the winners of the Premier League and the FA Cup, City have spent the past 48 hours celebrating their achievements by dancing, drinking and pranking each other.
And their triumph was capped off by the event through the streets of Manchester, with players piling onto the bus, guzzling booze and interacting with the crowd.
Kalvin Phillips serenaded John Stones with an F-bomb during Manchester City’s Treble parade
Phillips used his time in the spotlight to lead a chant about Stones but swore live on TV
Around 100,000 City supporters are believed to be flooded the streets to toast the moment
After their journey came to an end, they then walked onto a stage, with each player introduced in turn. Hilariously, Phillips used his time in the spotlight to take the microphone and lead a rendition of a chant about City centre back Stones.
Wearing dark glasses, sporting a City bucket hat and holding two bottles of beer, Phillips sang Stones’ song to the tune of ‘Daddy Cool’ by Boney M.
‘Johnny, Johnny Stones, Johnny, Johnny Stones,’ he shouted, before using an expletive live on TV. ‘He gets the Blues excited, he f***ing hates United!’
The BBC had apologised for potential bad language before the hilarious slip-up.
The likes of Phillips, Stones, Erling Haaland and the ecstatic Jack Grealish had all been pictured making their way to the rowdy celebrations via tram.
Jack Grealish was left sodden after Erling Haaland poured a bottle of champagne on his head
Grealish looked less than amused at Haaland’s mischievous antics during the celebrations
Grealish appeared less than impressed after Haaland mischievously drenched him in champagne live on Instagram, leaving his famously slick hairstyle sodden.
Speaking on stage, he later said: ‘For the last 24 hours I’ve had the best day and night. To be fair I don’t think I’ve slept. I’m a turkey and the turkey needs feeding!’
Phillips then directly poured neat vodka into the playmaker’s mouth.
The parade had been delayed by an hour due to torrential rain and lightning.
But even the weather could not dampen spirits, with manager Guardiola even taking the time to light up a cigar as he waved at the supporters gathered below.
The man behind the the historic treble, Pep Guardiola, enjoyed the wild parade with a cigar
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