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Gary Lineker Has Made Another 'Match Of The Day' Promise

Gary Lineker Has Made Another 'Match Of The Day' Promise

The club have reacted to Lineker's promise.

Nasir Jabbar

Nasir Jabbar

Gary Lineker is at it again - he's made another 'Match of the Day' promise but it has nothing do with the English Premier League.

The Leicester City legend famously sported a pair of underpants the season after the Foxes' incredible league triumph.

He stuck to his word and presented the first episode of the 2016/17 season in underpants. We say underpants, he wore shorts with Leicester's badge on.

Image: BBC
Image: BBC

Meanwhile, Lineker has made another 'MOTD' promise.

This time, it involves the Scottish Premier League.

He's vowed to don a pair of Kilmarnock socks if the club win the league title.

Steven Cree issued the proposal and initially wanted him to wear a 'killie top' or 'kille pants'.

"Dear @GaryLineker , if Kilmarnock end the season top of the league will you present Match of The Day wearing a killie top? Or killie pants if you really want. @KilmarnockFC #KTID," he wrote on Twitter.

Lineker replied, settling on socks.

Kilmarnock then reacted to Lineker's pledge by reacting on social media.

"Hey @GaryLineker! Good news, looks like we've got your size #WeAreSock," the club posted.

It's not quite out there as donning a pair of underpants/shorts on national television, but, hey, at least it's something Kilmarnock fans can look forward to if their side do the unthinkable.

Kilmarnock, meanwhile, are top of the league, one point clear of Steven Gerrard's Rangers and defending champions Celtic.

'Killie', led by ex-Chelsea assistant Steve Clarke, have recorded nine victories from 16 league matches thus far.

Will Kilmarnock finish above Rangers & Celtic and win the league?

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Topics: Gary Lineker, Football News, Match of the Day, Leicester City, Football