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Newcastle Defender Florian Lejeune Bizarrely Reveals How He'd Dispose Of A Dead Body

Newcastle Defender Florian Lejeune Bizarrely Reveals How He'd Dispose Of A Dead Body

This has to be one of the most bizarre questions ever asked in a matchday programme.

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

Newcastle United defender Florian Lejeune has revealed how he would dispose of a dead body after a bizarre question in the club's matchday programme.

The club's 'tombola' section of their official programme offers a series of random questions for their players to answer.

One bizarre question asked the French defender to disclose how he would dispose of a dead body if he only had one hour to hide it.

The 28-year-old responded with: 'I'm watching a series at the minute called "You", and it is about that! 'I would put it in the boot of my car, drive out to sea, put it on a boat and throw it into the sea with weights on it.'

It's safe to say that could be one of the strangest questions he'll ever have to answer.

The interview also featured a variety of other hypotheticals, such as who he would swap bodies with for a day.

'Not for one day, but just for a game I'd like to be Lionel Messi,' he said.

Another strange question was what he would do if he was invisible for a day.

His response was that he'd rob a bank but attempt to play a Robin Hood role and give to the poor.

Lejeune battles with Leicester City attacker Ayoze Perez. (Image
PA)

'I would rob a bank and divide up the money - to my family, to poor people. What could I do? Maybe I could do more than just rob a bank.

'It's a whole day, so I could do loads of things.'

Lejeune featured in the programme but didn't play over the weekend as Newcastle defeated Chelsea 1-0 at St. James' Park.

He's been limited to six appearances this season after recovering from a nasty knee injury he suffered last season.

Newcastle, meanwhile, are exceeding all expectations under Steve Bruce and are currently 12th in the league and seven points above the relegation zone.

They travel to Goodison Park on Tuesday to face off with Everton.

Featured Image Credit: PA

Topics: Football, Premier League, Newcastle United