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    UFO: Paddy Power reveal odds for alien life to be confirmed before Tottenham next win a major trophy

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    WILL extra-terrestrial life be confirmed before Tottenham next win a major trophy?Well… it’s highly unlikely according to cheeky Irish bookmaker Paddy Power. In fact, it’s a colossal 250/1 that alien life will be announced before Spurs get their hands on major silverware.
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    Yeah that alien life is confirmed

    2023 – 250/1
    2024 – 200/1
    2025 – 150/1
    2028 – 100/1
    2030 – 100/1

    To confirm alien life first

    USA – 2/1
    North Korea – 9/2
    Japan – 6/1
    Russia – 8/1
    Germany – 12/1
    China – 16/1
    France – 20/1
    United Kingdom – 25/1

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    Alien life to be confirmed before Mayo win the Sam Maguire – 20/1
    Alien life to be confirmed before Labour win a general election – 150/1
    Alien life to be confirmed before Spurs next win a major trophy – 250/1

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    Tottenham haven’t lifted a major trophy in 14 years since beating Chelsea in the League Cup final in 2008.
    But Paddy Power are backing Ange Postecoglou and co. to end the drought before official confirmation of extra-terrestrials.
    Paddy Power have revealed a number of alien specials after an American whistleblower alleged that the US government are hiding proof of alien life.
    The former US intelligence official told a Congress hearing on UFOs that “non-human biologics” were recovered from crash sites.
    Paddy Power has cut the odds to 250/1 from 500/1 that the truth about aliens finally comes out this year.
    In somewhat of an alien concept to us humans, we might not be the only life forms out there and it’s a slightly shorter 200/1 for confirmation to arrive in 2024, and 100/1 by 2028.
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    The United States is 2/1 favourite to break the news first, swiftly followed by North Korea at 9/2 and Japan further out at 6/1.
    The UK seemingly still doesn’t have the answer to David Bowie’s Life On Mars? question and is priced at 25/1 to announce alien life first.
    Spokesperson for Paddy Power, Rachael Kane said: “With these odds, we’re expecting an influx of bets from conspiracy theorists who’ve been gambling on alien life for years now.
    “If there are indeed aliens discovered on Earth, we’re not sure there’s too much to phone home about anyway!
    “We’re offering 250/1 that alien life is discovered before Tottenham Hotspur win a trophy, which looks like a good bet if they no longer have their out-of-this-world goal scorer, Harry Kane, leading the line.”
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      ‘There is other life in universe’ – Anthony Joshua reveals he does believe in aliens – but could just be ‘worm in water’

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA has told SunSport he believes “there is other life in the universe”.The heavyweight slugger is convinced there is more to life as we know it on planet earth.
      Anthony Joshua has revealed he believes in aliensCredit: Dan Charity
      AJ, 32, made the revelation when visiting The Sun’s HQ but said the term alien could just mean “a little worm living in some water” on a far away planet.
      The Watford-born fighter is bidding to win back his WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO titles when he faces Oleksandr Usyk on August 20.
      And while that hotly anticipated rematch is at the forefront of his mind, Joshua admitted he “could go on for hours” on the topic of aliens.
      When asked if he believed in them, AJ told SunSport: “What we call aliens could be extraterrestrial life, normal life.
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      “A little worm living in some water on another planet.
      “I find it crazy we’re floating in the middle of the universe right now.
      “I could go on for hours. I do believe there is other life in the universe.”
      Joshua also revealed he would love to go out drinking with heavyweight rival Tyson Fury.
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      The pair are often embroiled in a war of words, with Fury ripping into AJ last week claiming he had tried to make a fight against Joshua six times.
      Now though both fighters have given the other shock praise.
      While AJ told SunSport Fury is “one of the lads”, Fury yesterday slammed the “bulls**t” criticism of Joshua that came after his first defeat to Usyk.
      The retired Gypsy King said on Instagram: “Tyson Fury [here] and this is my defence of AJ. Everyone’s saying, ‘AJ’s a bum.’ He’s this, he’s that, ‘He can’t fight’ because he’s lost a few [fights].
      “But AJ has made it in life. The man can go to the pub every single day and drink Peroni if he wants to.
      “He can go on holiday every day, he can plan with his kids every day of his life.
      “So I don’t want to hear any more of this bulls**t that AJ’s this, he’s that, he’s useless, he can’t fight. The man’s made it, be happy for him.” More

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      Gareth Bale claims aliens ‘100 per cent’ exist and insists he saw UFO in bizarre chat with Tottenham pal Joe Rodon

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      GARETH BALE has revealed his own personal E.T. moment when he saw a UFO – firming up his belief that aliens ‘100 per cent’ exist.In an off-the-wall chat with Tottenham and Wales team-mate Joe Rodon for the club’s YouTube channel, the 31-year-old opened up on the subject.
      Gareth Bale was unhappy with Joe Rodon’s refusal to decide if aliens exist
      Welsh defender Rodon finally accepted they did to get Bale ‘off his back’
      The Q&A format saw the centre-back, 23, quizzed on whether aliens exist.
      He began: “We’ve had a long discussion about this.
      “I’m not going to say they don’t exist so I’ll say, not to cause an argument, I’m not against it or for it.”
      A bemused Bale demanded a ‘definitive’ answer as Rodon told his pal: “I know you believe in it.”
      That was enough to allow the winger an opportunity to discuss what is clearly a fascination of his.
      Bale said: “There’s a lot of conspiracy theories and there’s footage of UFOs out there that’s been released by the US Government.”
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      There is definitely, 100 per cent aliens.Gareth Bale
      But Rodon was not amused and called such evidence ‘fake’, before adding that he is on the fence as he does not know ‘what’s out there’.
      Bale shot back: “There is definitely, 100 per cent aliens. 100 per cent.
      “There’s been video footage released.”
      In the amusing clip, the pair clashed over a question about fancy dress costumes with the Real Madrid loanee hung up on the exact circumstances he was having to decide over.
      Later on, Bale could not help but get back onto the topic of UFOs and asked Rodon ‘who drives’ them.
      He surmised: “I know some UFOs are probably secret government things.”
      Rodon and Bale are hoping for a strong end to the season with TottenhamCredit: Getty
      The defender appeared less than delighted that the conversation had turned back to extra-terrestrial matters, with Bale claiming to have seen a flying saucer.
      He stated: “I actually have once. I actually have.”
      Finally, the winger managed to get his team-mate to commit to the idea of aliens – which Rodon did just to ‘get you off my back’.
      Bale would certainly not have been the first sports star to have an encounter with the third kind.

      Ex-Sunderland striker Jozy Altidore has echoed his sentiment on ‘crazy’ US Government tapes.
      Late Argentine legend Diego Maradona once remarked that he spent three days inside a UFO after a heavy night in the pub.
      Guillermo Marino even blamed a missed day of training for South American team Universidad de Chile on being abducted by aliens.
      And NFL star Baker Mayfield set Twitter alight last month after claiming to have seen a UFO drop ‘out of the sky’ in Texas.
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