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Brand leaves telephone message to Obama
London, Apr 20 (PTI) British comedian Rusell Brand best known for leaving lewd phone messages to actor Andrew Sachs as a part of a prank, is upto the trick again and it is none other than American President Barack Obama who is at the receiving end.
Brand and 'Oasis' rocker Noel Gallagher teamed up on a radio show 'Talk Sport'and decided to leave a telephonic message to Obama.
The pair were hosting a special programme discussing the latest football news and decided to call up Barack Obama to ask if he really is a fan of the English football club, West Ham, as claimed by him during his recent visit to Britain.
They failed to get through to him but were asked to leave a message, reported Daily Mirror online.
Russell goes onto say, "Dear Barack Obama, we are calling you to find out if you are in fact the world's most-famous West Ham supporter as it is claimed.
"I haven't ever seen you at Upton Park and what formation do you suggest Gian Franco Zola plays?", says the comedian while Gallagher chips in, "This answer phone message better not jeopardize my American visa situation." Brand made his return to radio with the show, after being axed by his radio station earlier for the offensive prank on Andrew Sachs. PTI
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Brand leaves telephone message to Obama
London, Apr 20 (PTI) British comedian Rusell Brand best known for leaving lewd phone messages to actor Andrew Sachs as a part of a prank, is upto the trick again and it is none other than American President Barack Obama who is at the receiving end.
Brand and 'Oasis' rocker Noel Gallagher teamed up on a radio show 'Talk Sport'and decided to leave a telephonic message to Obama.
The pair were hosting a special programme discussing the latest football news and decided to call up Barack Obama to ask if he really is a fan of the English football club, West Ham, as claimed by him during his recent visit to Britain.
They failed to get through to him but were asked to leave a message, reported Daily Mirror online.
Russell goes onto say, "Dear Barack Obama, we are calling you to find out if you are in fact the world's most-famous West Ham supporter as it is claimed.
"I haven't ever seen you at Upton Park and what formation do you suggest Gian Franco Zola plays?", says the comedian while Gallagher chips in, "This answer phone message better not jeopardize my American visa situation." Brand made his return to radio with the show, after being axed by his radio station earlier for the offensive prank on Andrew Sachs. PTI
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