Burnley manager Sean Dyche spent the majority of his Saturday afternoon at Reading festival before travelling to the West Midlands for his side's Premier League clash against Wolves.
The 48-year-old, fresh from his antics at the popular music gig, watched on as his team recorded an unfortunate 1-1 draw against Nuno Espirito Santo's side on Sunday.
A last minute penalty from Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez stopped Burnley from recording what would have been a massive three points at Molineux.
It was an eventful weekend to say the least for Dyche, who was spotted in the Reading crowd on Saturday by festival-goer and Arsenal fan Henry Farrant.
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The 16-year-old, from South East London, posed for a picture with the Burnley boss before he made his way to a nearby Mosh Pit to watch Post Malone.
We spoke to the teenager about his encounter with the coolest Premier League manager in recent memory.
"Me and my mate spotted him." Henry told SPORTbible. "I was so confused at the time, like any football fan would be but I went over to him as he was standing still next to main stage. I just said hi and shook his hand."
The youngster wasn't afraid to let Dyche know about his team's antics last weekend.
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"Last week I went to Burnley against Arsenal, so I bantered him about the score and diving, but he was in good spirits.
"It took time for me to realise what had just happened. It's such a weird occurrence that a Premier League manager was out at Reading the night before a game.
"He was definitely using this time to relax and enjoy something other than football, so he was happy. After the photo I saw him go into the front for Mosh Pits at Twenty One Pilots and Post Malone."
Dyche has previously declared his love for music and gigs in an interview with ESPN.
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He revealed that he'd already seen the likes of Kanye West and Jay-Z in concert, as well as some other big names in the industry.
"I remember all the magic markers of the first time I heard the Stone Roses and that Madchester vibe, the Verve and all these groups coming up." he said.
"Then building from that you're getting into the rave scene as well. That was a big era for me because I was 17, 18, 19 around that period. So that was important, musically.
"More recently, a lot of Kasabian and stuff like that. Lately, I've seen Green Day, I thought they were amazing in concert. I saw Metallica, I'm not a major Metallica fan, but I like music enough to get invited and went. I've seen Jay-Z and Kanye West."
We salute you, Sean Dyche.
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