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      Vincent Kompany tells Harry Kane and Bayern Munich stars to ‘have a beer’ at Oktoberfest and says ‘we will join in’

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      VINCENT KOMPANY has told Harry Kane and his Bayern Munich teammates to go to a beer festival – and indulge in full.Manchester City icon Kompany has made a heady start to his career in charge of the German giants.Vincent Kompany told Harry Kane and his Bayern Munich teammates to go to a beer festivalCredit: GettyThe Bayern squad will enjoy a pint – or twoCredit: GettyBayern are top of the Bundesliga after winning all three games, and they thrashed Dinamo Zagreb 9-2 in the Champions League on Tuesday.Kompany, 38, and his squad are due to attend Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest on Sunday.He, England skipper Kane and fellow ex-Premier League stars Michael Olise, Joao Palhinha, Leroy Sane and Eric Dier will don lederhosen for the occasion.Belgian Kompany said: “The Oktoberfest is important for the players’ families to experience a bit of Munich and Bavaria’s culture.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”The festival is important for a lot of people.  We are looking forward to it, and we will join in.”The day before is all about our game at Werder Bremen, but then we will witness some Bavarian culture.”Drinking beer is all part of it.  If the players want to have a beer on Sunday I’ve got no problem with it.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”The main thing is that they are once again fit on Monday!Most read in Football”Of course I’ll sometimes have a beer myself.  I’m from Belgium, and the beer there is something special.Watch Vincent Kompany scream ‘don’t f***ing test me big boy’ in explosive X-rated row in sneak preview to Burnley TV doc”A competition between Bavarian and Belgian beers would be at a pretty high level.”I’ve never been to the Oktoberfest before, but I was in Munich with Manchester City while the festival was on.”It was difficult even for City to find a hotel for our stay.”Kane at Oktoberfest last yearCredit: GettyManuel Neuer, Kane and Thomas Mueller enjoyed a large beerCredit: Reuters More

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      Premier League club selling beer and wine cheaper than WATER this weekend but fans will have to be quick

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      PREMIER LEAGUE fans of one club will be in for a treat this weekend with pints of beer and cans of wine being sold for less than the price of water.However, fans will need to be quick with the deal only lasting until 2pm.Fulham are once again selling alcohol for just £1 at Craven CottageCredit: RexBut the deal will only run until 2pmCredit: AlamyThe scheme from Fulham was first revealed when they hosted Leicester at Craven Cottage on August 24.It saw pints of beer, pale ale, Guinness and wine being sold for just £1 before 2pm in a bid to avoid stadium chaos after rolling out a new electronic ticketing system.The club said they were anticipating “queues” while fans get to grips with the new system, and struck a deal to encourage fans to arrive early to minimise any teething issues.And they have now confirmed they will be running the scheme once again when they host West Ham at 3pm today.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe club have confirmed stands will open up to three hours before kick-off.The Riverside will open three hours before kick-off (12:00), the Johnny Haynes and Hammersmith Stands will open two hours before kick-off (13:00) and the Putney End will open an hour and a half before kick-off (13:30).However, while their opening match saw soft drinks reduced to just 50p, journalist Jack Kelly has reported soft and hot drinks will return to their normal matchday prices for the London derby.It costs £2 for a cup of tea, £2.50 for coffee, hot chocolate or a Bovril, while a can of Coke, Diet Coke, Fanta or water costs £3.50.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAfter 2pm a beer will return to its normal retail price of £5.50, while cider, Guinness and bitter will cost £5.A can of wine will cost £5.30 once the early bird offer is over.Every Premier League stadium ranked by the number of pubs nearby with one boasting over 130 local boozersFulham won their first home game of the season against Leicester courtesy of goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Alex Iwobi.They have also lost and drawn away from home in games against Manchester United and Ipswich respectively.Who are these famous footballers? More

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      Wayne Rooney leaves pub-goers stunned as he turns up to mid-week karaoke session in Plymouth boozer

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      WAYNE ROONEY stunned pubgoers by singing karaoke at Plymouth boozer.The pressure is already mounting on the Argyle boss following the club’s torrid start to the Championship season.Wazza decided to blow off some steam with some karaoke at a Plymouth pubCredit: X@MJFAZ1991The England legend had no issue serenading his fellow puntersCredit: X@MJFAZ1991Wayne Rooney has had little to smile about since taking charge of Plymouth ArgyleCredit: RexAnd Wazza opted to blow some steam off by visiting a local watering hole, where he got involved in some singing shenanigans.Regulars at The Cider Press were stunned when the former Manchester United and England skipper turned up to their open mic night on Wednesday.Rooney, 38, wasn’t shy about getting on the mic and sang his heart out – much to the shock of punters.Footage of Roo’s singing spread like wildfire on social media and received a slew of comments from stunned viewers.READ MORE ON ROONEYOne wrote on X: “Wazza on the beers at The Cider Press.”Another said: “Love this.”And another said: “My gaffer singing karaoke.”One remarked: “He seems like a sound bloke, TBF.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSWayne Rooney and his Plymouth troops have struggled in the league so far this seasonCredit: REXAnother chimed in: “Never change, Wazza.”The season, so far, hasn’t been kind to Rooney and his Plymouth troops.Fans claim Wayne Rooney needs to start himself as Man Utd legend puts in stunning display in Plymouth training gameThey suffered an embarrassing 4-0 defeat in their Championship opener against Sheffield Wednesday.Plymouth avoided defeats in their subsequent league clashes with Hull and QPR, drawing 1-1 on both occasions.They cruised through to the second round of the Carabao Cup with a 3-0 win over Cheltenham Town earlier this month.But a 2-0 defeat to Watford on Tuesday night dumped them out of the competition.”There were some positives in there,” Rooney told the BBC after his side were stung by the Hornets. “We moved the ball nicely at times and played some good stuff at times.”But I think we could have been more aggressive both in possession and out of possession.READ MORE SUN STORIES”I felt we turned down really good opportunities to put the ball in the box and try and cause problems and try and get more shots at goal.”Plymouth will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, welcoming Stoke City to Home Park. More

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      Five best pubs near Stamford Bridge including boozer where Chelsea were founded and bar owned by singer James Blunt

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      A TRIP to Stamford Bridge is a special one for any football fan.Some 40,000 fans packed into one of London’s oldest stadiums, with excellent views throughout, and a belting atmosphere in store for both home and away supporters.Cole Palmer in action during Chelsea’s opening fixture of the 2023/24 season against Man CitySitting in a prime location near the River Thames and just a short walk from Fulham Broadway tube station, fans are spoilt for choice with options for a pre-match pint or a quick bite to eat near Chelsea’s stadium.Yet, with so many options to choose from, it can almost be overwhelming – and that’s where SunSport can step in to help.We took a trip to west London to check out some of the best boozers on offer, guided by Thomas J Vosper, author of Historic Pub Crawls Through London and the man behind Instagram and YouTube pages Historic Pub Crawls.So, with no further ado, here are the five best pubs for supporters to head to for a pre-match tipple on their next visit to Stamford Bridge – including an iconic boozer where the Blues were founded.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL1. The Butcher’s HookSituated directly opposite Stamford Bridge, on the corner with Holmead Road, the Butcher’s Hook is about as close to Chelsea’s ground as physically possible.Previously named the Rising Sun, the Blues were founded inside this classic London boozer on March 10th 1905.Thomas tells SunSport that the other names considered for the club were Kensington FC, Stamford Bridge and London FC.Most read in FootballThe Butcher’s Hook is quite literally just a stone’s throw away from the Stamford Bridge turnstilesWith plenty of space inside, the Butcher’s Hook is often packed to the rafters on matchdays, with a host of nods to the club throughout – including the Chelsea Pilsner on tap.When SunSport visited, there was a wide range of beers on draught, including Guinness, Amstel, Peroni and a Level Head Session IPA.2. The Chelsea Gate Barely a minute away from the turnstiles lies this stripped back, quintessential British pub. The Chelsea Gate boasts a delightful ‘secret’ garden for punters to enjoyOnce named the Chelsea Pensioner as a nod to the residents of the Old Soldiers Retirement Home just around the corner, the Chelsea Gate is just a short walk away from Fulham Broadway, West Brompton and Imperial Wharf stations.With a wide array of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on offer, Thomas picked a Madri while I picked a Peroni, desperately trying to fit in with the billionaires living on every street in this cosmopolitan part of West London.The best bit about the Chelsea Gate? The delightful ‘secret’ beer garden tucked away in the basement, and for anyone who feels like singing the Blues before taking their seat in the stands, there’s even a karaoke bar!3. The White HorseThis one’s for the away fans!The White Horse is a stunning pub both inside and out.Visiting supporters typically gather a bit further afield, usually opting for the Parson’s Green area where the majority of pubs will accommodate away fans.Still only a 10-15 minute walk away, or one stop on the District Line along to Fulham Broadway, the White Horse is a relaxed family friendly pub.The owners pride themselves on an ever-changing range of beers on tap, brewed across the UK and with a selection from further afield too. The food options aren’t to be sniffed at either, with the handmade scotch egg going down a treat on our visit, and a number of other mouth-watering options on the menu too.With a large outdoor terrace and plenty more space on the street to gather and chat, the White Horse absolutely needs to be considered for any visiting supporters making the trip to the capital.4. The Fox and PheasantThe Fox and Pheasant boasts its own glorious lager in an extensive list of drinks for punters to choose from.James Blunt saved this iconic pub from bankruptcy seven years ago.This discreetly tucked away 17th Century gem was bought by English singer-songwriter James Blunt in 2017.Located just off Fulham Road, it’s a three or four minute walk from the turnstiles, and just a short walk further to Fulham Broadway tube station.The ‘You’re Beautiful’ singer saved the pub from oblivion some seven years ago, and has been known to do the occasional shift behind the bar.Thomas describes the pub as “feeling like an English country pub in busy West London”, with much of the interior remaining largely untouched from renovations in 1930.Boasting their own Fox ‘n’ Fez Lager on tap, plus a host of other both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, there’s something for everyone in here.Despite being tucked away in a picturesque Chelsea mews, the Fox and Pheasant boasts an elegant beer garden and an impressive dining room too for those feeling a quick pre-match bite to eat.Inside The Fox and Pheasant, stunning pub near Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge that was saved by James Blunt 5. The King’s ArmsClaiming to be ‘Chelsea’s best sports pub’, this stylish boozer on Fulham Road is a favourite among locals, and the perfect place for a pre-match pint.Just a short walk from Gloucester Road station, the King’s Arms shows both Sky Sports and TNT Sports, and shows anything and everything.When SunSport visited in early August on a warm Friday night, punters were treated to showings of both Man Utd vs Fulham and Coventry City vs Oxford United – with the pub opening early the following morning to show Australia vs South Africa in the rugby too!READ MORE SUN STORIESWith a huge selection of draught beers and cocktails, plus some delightful-looking pub grub, this cosy spot is a traditional English boozer with a modern twist.Visiting supporters should be aware, however, that this is a home fans only pub – with security manning the door too. More

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      Iconic Wrexham pub recreated in Los Angeles… but Stella Artois costs eye-watering 20 dollars a PINT

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      SEEING a recreation of Wrexham’s local pub The Turf built outside California’s Levi Stadium is a sight few ever expected.But this is the reality for the little Welsh club in their new star-studded era.The Turf Pub in Wrexham has been remained outside the Levi StadiumCredit: ReutersThe local in North Vales is vastly differentCredit: Peter Dench – Commissioned by The Sunday Times MagazineIt has hosted A-list celebrities including the Red Dragons’ ownersCredit: PAThe Red Dragons are preparing for their return to League One – a stage they are not familiar with following promotion last season.But what is becoming normal are Stateside clashes against the game’s greats.Last year it was Manchester United and Chelsea, while this time around they faced the Blues once more in The Golden State.While some are adjusting – for most it will never be normal to see them walking out at enormous NFL stadiums, an almost incomprehensible clash of cultures.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLYou certainly do not see Stella Artois on sale for an eye-watering $20 dollars in the real Turf boozer.The players still all stand on the pitch and snap selfies before the games, amazed by their surroundings and opponents.There was improvement on last year, as Hollywood owner Rob McElhenney watched them grab a deserved 2-2 draw with Enzo Maresca’s men.McElhenney is happy to stop for pictures and chats with those who come to watch and get a look at the club made famous by his ownership alongside Ryan Reynolds and the Welcome to Wrexham documentary.Most read in EFLBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSHow Ryan Reynolds has been watching Wrexham games in styleRyan Reynolds often has to watch his beloved Red Dragons from afar as he manages his business and performs in movies.But while on set earlier this year he came up with a genius method to watch their games.He hooked up a laptop to a giant green screen and broadcasted a Wrexham game over the projector.Reynolds shared a photo of his set-up along with the caption: “Watching the Wrexham game at work: new level unlocked.” Fans are not quite flocking in extraordinary numbers – the 68,000-seater stadium was not even half full – but there is more than enough interest to ensure they will be back.They also boast an A-list fan in Hugh Jackman, who discussed the prospect of Mo Salah joining Wrexham alongside Reynolds.Chelsea ratings vs Wrexham More

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      Pub team who stunned Derry in Conference League rewarded with amazing tie vs giants who beat Man Utd last season

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      THE pub team that caused one of the biggest European upsets in recent memory has landed a huge tie for their second Europa Conference League qualifier.Bruno’s Magpies stunned the footie world earlier this month by dumping Derry City out of the qualifiers for Europe’s third club competition.Bruno’s Magpies dumped Derry City out of the Europa League qualifiers earlier this monthCredit: SPORTSFILEThe Gibraltans – who were formed in 2013 by a group of friends who drank in a bar called Bruno’s – won their tie with the League of Ireland side 3-2 to move a step closer to qualification for the tournament.But they’ve landed an almighty big fish for their second qualifier, the first leg of which takes place next Thursday.The minnows, whose name went viral, will have to go through Danish giants FC Copenhagen if they’re to have any hope of qualifying for the competition.The tie quickly became the talk of footie fans on social media, with one of whom said: “Living the dream.”READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSAnother said: “So crazy.”And another said: “Amateur pub team vs the biggest club in the QR2.”No matter the result, it’s going to be a magical experience for the Magpies.”One remarked: “Absolutely love football.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAnother chimed in: “Absolutely epic that “The best pub team in the world” will face off against the capital city of Denmark.”Bruno’s Magpies will face an incredibly difficult task to replicate their giant-killing of Derry against the Danes.Play Home Games and guess which sporting icon lived in this dream mansionCopenhagen played Champions League football last season and played a big role in dumping Manchester United out of the tournament.The Danes lost their first Group A match against the Red Devils 1-0, although they beat them 4-3 in the return tie.They have been rewarded with a second-round tie against FC CopenhagenCredit: AFPFC Copenhagen beat Manchester United in last season’s Champions LeagueCredit: Getty More

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      England gets ready for almighty Euro 2024 final party with fans set to spend £800MILLION on beer and pizza

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      ENGLAND legend Sir Geoff Hurst has told how proud he is of our Euros heroes — as the nation prepares for an almighty party for Sunday’s final.The last survivor of our 1966 win cannot wait for the showdown with the Spanish, and neither can our hospitality sector which is heading for an estimated £800million boost.An estimated £120million worth of booze will be sunk on Sunday alone, with pubs expected to sell 10million more pints than usualHarry Kane and his team of heroes reaching the Euro 2024 final is set to trigger an £800million boost for the nation’s hospitality sectorSir Geoff Hurst – England’s last surviving hero of the 1966 World Cup winning squad – is supporting the idea of a bank holiday if we win ‘to allow the fans to celebrate together’Credit: GettyWorld Cup hat-trick hero Sir Geoff is hoping Gareth Southgate’s men will finally end 58 years of trophyless hurt — and he is backing growing calls for a bank holiday if football does comes home.The 82-year-old said: “With England so close to achieving greatness on Sunday, I couldn’t be prouder of the team, and I know the nation feels the same.“As the last surviving member of the ’66 starting eleven, I can’t tell you how incredible it would be to see England win again.“But this moment isn’t just about the team. It’s about England fans across the nation.”READ MORE ON EURO 2024Sir Geoff — a brand ambassador for Official England Beer Budweiser — is supporting the idea of a bank holiday if we win “to allow the fans to celebrate together”.As the last surviving member of the ’66 starting eleven, I can’t tell you how incredible it would be to see England win again.Sir Geoff HurstWith warm weather forecast, packed boozers around the country will be allowed to stay open extra late on Sunday night — as they were for Wednesday’s semi-final triumph.Experts reckon Ollie Watkins’ dramatic 90th-minute winner against the Netherlands has triggered a £405million spending bonanza in pubs and supermarkets.’I don’t want to jinx it’An estimated £120million worth of booze will be sunk on Sunday alone, with pubs expected to sell ten million more pints than usual.Most read in Euro 2024But many fans will likely shun Spanish lagers such as Estrella and San Miguel to show their support for the Three Lions — who will be the underdogs in Berlin.From agony to ecstasy – England fans go wild as Three Lions advance to Euro 2024 final with victory over NetherlandsEmma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, said: “As with the semi-finals, pubs will be licensed to stay open until 1am.“That gives fans even more time to enjoy the game, support our pubs and hopefully celebrate football finally coming home.”Tesco, Britain’s biggest supermarket, reckons it will sell four million packs of beer and cider, plus 1.2 million cans and bottles of low and zero-alcohol beer.Nearly 2.5 million bottles of wine will be bought — and a similar amount of champagne will be snapped up by the more optimistic England supporters.Tesco also reckons it will shift more than one million pizzas and pies while nearly 800,000 packs of sausages and 180,000 burgers will be bought for the barbecue.Andrew Rennie, chief executive of Domino’s, said the takeaway chain expects to be making 20 to 25 pizzas a second during the game.I went to the last Euros final, I don’t want to go through that again.Sir Keir StarmerHe said: “We’ll be pulling out all the stops that no matter how busy it gets, everyone will get their piping-hot pizza on time.”Sunday’s final will be the climax to a hugely successful Euros for our hospitality sector, which analysts say has enjoyed a staggering £800million sales boost during the four-week tournament. Meanwhile, new PM Sir Keir Starmer — a fanatical Arsenal supporter who still plays in five-a-side games – has told how he is desperate for England to succeed against Spain. He dropped hints last night that he would give government backing to a bank holiday — although he doesn’t want to tempt fate.Sir Keir, who watched England’s last Euros final heartbreak when we lost to Italy on penalties, said: “We should certainly mark the occasion. I went to the last Euros final so I don’t want to jinx it. I don’t want to go through that again.” Sir Keir watched parts of the semi-final despite being at the Nato defence and security summit in Washington DC.Monster hangover warning He said: “It was fantastic. I managed to pop out from one of my sessions for just five minutes, which is when I saw Harry Kane (above) get the first goal. I missed the second one but it was brilliant.“So on we go now, great chance. I’ve always said this team were going to go all the way so I’m really, really pleased and just good luck for Sunday.”Employers should be prepared to be inundated with leave requests for staff scheduled to work on Sunday evening.The money-spinning footie shindig will also trigger monster hangovers across the nation — and a surge of staff requesting Monday off or ringing in sick.Alan Price, CEO at BrightHR, which monitors absence among more than a million employees at 50,000-plus UK companies, said: “Everyone wants to watch the final, staff included. Employers should be prepared to be inundated with leave requests for staff scheduled to work on Sunday evening.”Sickness absence rocketed 232 per cent the day after England’s Euro 2020 final. Sunday’s final in Berlin is set to be watched by a record 32 million-strong TV audience — half the nation. And bosses at England’s supermarkets, petrol stations and delivery services were coming under pressure to give staff the evening off so they can see it too.Tesco said it would close 1,800 Express stores early for the 8pm kick-off so workers could watchNearly 2.5million bottles of wine will be bought — and a similar amount of champagne will be snapped up by the more optimistic England supportersCredit: Andy Stenning/Daily MirrorSunday’s money-spinning soccer shindig will also trigger monster hangovers across the nation – and a surge of staff requesting Monday off or ringing in sickCredit: GettySunday’s final will be the climax to a hugely successful Euros for our hospitality sectorEngland supporters celebrating the Three Lions’ victory in Benidorm yesterdayCredit: ReutersSainsbury’s, Morrisons and Waitrose are considering a shutdown.Brits can look forward to enjoying a glorious weekend scorcher as temperatures hit 23C for the final.The Met Office has forecast a brighter outlook on the horizon following dismal drizzles and below-average temperatures. The Met Office’s Aidan McGivern said: “On Sunday, temperatures are closer to average. It’s warming up”.READ MORE SUN STORIESFA PRESIDENT Prince William yesterday revealed he had a “hoarse” voice after screaming at England’s last-minute winner againt the Netherlands.ᐧ The Aston Villa fan told guests in Brixton, South London that the club’s striker Ollie Watkins scored a “hell of a goal”. More

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      Major pub chain is giving away free pints at 800 bars TONIGHT – check how to get one

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      A MAJOR pub chain is giving away free pints at 800 bars tonight – here’s how to get one.Greene King has partnered with footballing icon Jimmy Bullard to support the nation in their quest for sporting glory.Football fans can grab themselves a free drink as England scored tonightCredit: GettyThe offer is available at Greene King pubsCredit: AlamyOllie Watkins scored a stunning last-minute winner for EnglandCredit: GettyThe pub chain announced that there will be one free drink available for customers if England score – no matter if it’s win, lose or draw.The Three Lions scored twice against the Netherlands thanks to Ollie Watkins’ last minute winner which means punters can claim their free pint.All customers must do is say the words “England scored, please pour” to redeem their complimentary pint now that the final whistle has been blown.The offer entitles pubgoers to one free pint of either Greene King IPA, Yardbird Pale Ale, Old Speckled Hen, Old Golden Hen, House Bitter, False Nine, Level Head Session IPA, Flint Eye Dry-Hopped Lager, Hazy Day Hazy IPA, Prior Life All Day IPA, Ice Breaker Pale Ale or a soft drink alternative. Greene King has enlisted former professional footballer and avid pub lover, Jimmy Bullard, he said: “After having a career in football, I’ve seen first-hand the passion this nation has for the sport and as this tournament has proven, nothing is guaranteed in football.“What can be guaranteed though is a good time at the pub, because no matter the result, win or lose, you’re surrounded by your friends and fellow fans, so you can celebrate or commiserate together.“The addition of a free pint is enough to put a smile on my face, especially when the games so far have been so agonising to watch.”There is only one place I’ll be heading to watch the semi-final game and that’s my local Greene King pub, because once one of our players hit the ball in the back of the net, I’ll be enjoying a refreshing pint – free of charge! No brainer!”Most read in Euro 2024Clair Preston-Beer, Managing Director for Greene King Pubs, previously said: “We know that in football tournaments the winning result is never guaranteed.“We want to support the nation and guarantee a good time win, lose or draw so no matter the result should England score, we’ll give our guests a free drink on us!“At Greene King, we are proud to be the nation’s go-to place to eat, drink, and relax with your family, friends, and colleagues – we have something for everyone. Where to Find the Cheapest Pint in Britain!”We can’t wait to welcome customers into our pubs to watch the semi-final and hopefully claim a free drink on us – fingers crossed!”England fans are now gearing up to roar the Three Lions to a sensational Euros victory this weekend and end 58 years of hurt after tonight’s stunning win.In a titanic Euros semi-final between two heavyweight nations, the Dutch went ahead on seven minutes with a scorching drive from Xavi Simons.But skipper Harry Kane equalised 11 minutes later with a penalty which he won.Supersub Ollie Watkins sent England to their second Euros final in a row — with a sensational 90th-minute winner against the Netherlands.Watkins said after the game that he told team-mate Cole Palmer he would score and the Chelsea man would provide the assist — and that is exactly that happened.He said: “When I saw it in the bottom corner, it was the best feeling ever.“There’s been a lot of criticism but at the end of the day, we’re in the final. Forget all the outside noise – we’re in the final.READ MORE SUN STORIES“We’ve got that bounceback factor…we never give up. We’ve won on penalties, we’ve come from behind. One more game now.”Gareth Southgate’s men now face favourites Spain in Berlin on Sunday night — just one match from ending an agonising  58-year trophy drought.Kane scored his third goal of the Euros early onCredit: Getty More