THE UK’s biggest prankster Dan Jarvis has revealed the shocking act he and a pal got away with after pulling his porno prank on MotD.
Football fans were left stunned yesterday night as a bizarre “porn noise” interrupted BBC’s build-up to Wolves vs Liverpool.
Pundits Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer struggled to hide their embarrassment as they were forced to compete with an odd noise that viewers likened to a porn film.
It was later revealed that a notorious prankster Dan Jarvis had hidden a mobile phone on the TV set at Molineux.
He activated the sexy sounds ring-tone simply by ringing the mobile as he watched the live pictures on BBC1.
And the joker has now admitted that he carried out another cheeky act under security’s noses just minutes after planting the phone.
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Prankster Dan revealed that he and a pal brazenly knocked back a beer from a hospitality box before getting out of the TV set.
He told The Sun: “All the boxes were open and we just walked in there – there was no one to stop us.
“We both had a Corona and just chilled out.
“In those situations, you just want to be as relaxed as possible and be yourself, so that’s what we did.
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“We did a cheers with the beers after getting out of there. It was hilarious.
“At that point we didn’t know we’d nailed it as there was still some time to wait.”
The honking noises started just moments before the FA Cup third round replay was about to get underway.
It was first played as Lineker went live to co-commentator Shearer who was waiting to speak to him in the stadium.
Lineker started laughing and said: “I don’t know who’s making that noise.
“I don’t know if somebody is sending a joke on someone’s phone, I don’t know if you heard it at home.”
Being the professional that he is, Lineker continued to present the show impeccably despite the sound simply not going away.
It kept stopping and then restarting almost immediately.
A BBC spokesperson said: “We apologise to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening.
“We are investigating how this happened.”
However, former football star Lineker insisted that the BBC has “nothing to apologise for” after the controversy.
The 62-year-old said: “The BBC have issued some sort of apology, I know not why. It’s certainly got nothing to apologise for.
“It was quite hard to carry on the pre-match build-up and take it seriously when this was going on in the background.
“As pranks go, it was a good one and credit to them. It was funny I thought.”
Once the game had started, Shearer joked that it was coming from Danny Murphy’s phone with the ex-Liverpool man also in the studio.
But Lineker took to Twitter to reveal exactly what had happened.
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He uploaded a photo of a phone taped to the back of the set.
The caption said: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes it was quite amusing.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
