A FANTASY football manager has plastered his face on a huge billboard in Salford Quays to publicly apologise for finishing last in his friends' league.
Zac Evans, 30, said his Fantasy Premier League season was "an absolute catastrophe", so he agreed to fulfil the forfeit for coming bottom of the pile against his friends.
That means he now has his face placed on a giant screen on the side of Victoria Warehouse in Trafford Park, along with an apology.
This story is from the June 03, 2024 edition of Manchester Evening News.
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