Watch: Soccer Aid stars deliver f-bomb laden team talk on live TV, forcing ITV to apologise
Watch as Harry Redknapp drops the f-bomb live on air, just seconds after Tyson Fury swore during Soccer Aid on Sunday (15 June), with ITV presenters having to apologise for the expletive-laden broadcast.
The former world heavyweight champion was giving a speech to the England team prior to kick-off at the Old Trafford when he cursed, with Redknapp later swearing himself as struggled to contain his laughter.
ITV removed Fury's f-bomb from repeats, but Redknapp's was missed.
"Let's not forget these Three Lions on the floor. Let them know how good we are. We are England. We are f***ing Spartans,' Tyson said, with Redknapp adding: 'Let's f***ing go!'
Presenters Alex Scott and Dermot O'Leary apologised live on air for the remarks, with Scott adding: 'It's Tyson, we don't know what's going to happen.'
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