Spanish paper’s new sub

Posted by Ian Reeves on 7 March 2006 at 11:10
Tags: Newspapers, Sport

Mundo Deportivo, one of Barcelona’s two daily sports newspapers, has allowed a football player to design tomorrow’s front page, reports David Bond in the Daily Telegraph. Lionel Messi, the young Argentian star of the Barcelona team that takes on Chelsea in tonight’s Champion’s League showdown penned the, er, memorable headline: Through to the quarter finals.

Perhaps there’s something in this for British papers. The Sun could mend some bridges with Ashley Cole by giving him a job on the back bench.

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