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Former Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling has taken to social media to reveal how his car was brutally vandalised by thugs on Sunday evening.
Stelling had been at the Winding Wheel Theatre in Chesterfield, as part of his ‘An Evening with Sky Sports Jeff Stelling’ show, when his car ‘sliced open’ by attackers.
In photos that the 68-year-old shared onto X, formerly known as Twitter, the presenters car could be seen with a large ‘rip’ through one of the passenger doors.
In a caption for the post, Stelling wrote: ‘Thanks Chesterfield.
‘Anyone who knows the scumbags who did this to my car while I was trying to entertain people please let me know. What the f*** has happened to people’
Former Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling took to social media to reveal how his car was brutally vandalised by thugs on Sunday evening
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Stelling revealed the shocking damages before asking for information on the ‘scumbags’ who vandalised his car
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While Stelling asked followers for any information that they might have on the attack, many provided unhelpful responses which was later picked up on by one user.
They wrote: ‘The absolute state of these replies mind’.
Stelling then responded: ‘You know what Jimmy. That is almost as depressing as getting [my] car sliced open.’
The presenter had been hosting his show at the Winding Wheel Theatre in Chesterfield, when the incident happened.
The show offers fans ‘anecdotes from his amazing career that saw him rise to fame as the recognisable face of Sky Sports Soccer Saturday and behind the scenes anecdotes’.
Tickets for the event began at £32.70, with special VIP meet-and-greet tickets also on offer for the price of £58.20.
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The presenter had been hosting his show at the Winding Wheel Theatre in Chesterfield, when the incident happened
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Stelling insisted that unhelpful replies from followers was ‘almost as depressing as getting [his] car sliced open’
Last month, Stelling criticised Sky Sports’ coverage of a pitch invasion during Reading’s League One clash against Port Vale at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Saturday.
The game was halted due to a mass protest against the club’s owner Dai Yongge, forcing officials to abandon it.
Stelling, a Soccer Saturday legend, was vocal about Sky’s coverage, criticising host Simon Thomas’ description of the protests as ‘tennis balls on the pitch.’
Thomas went on to say: ‘That’s because of another fan protest, lots of tennis balls which has happened plenty of times this season.
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