Birmingham manager Garry Monk signs fan's cheeky tattoo
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Birmingham City manager Garry Monk has signed the cheeky tattoo of a fan who lost a bet.
Kevin Tomlinson pledged to have the manager's face tattooed on his backside if Blues beat Fulham on the last day of the Championship.
Monk's side won 3-1 to clinch survival, ending Fulham's 23-game unbeaten run.
Monk, who donated £80 towards the tattoo, signed it on Wednesday at St Andrew's. The club said it was a "masterpiece".
The Blues boss had donated to fund the inking to ensure Mr Tomlinson reached his initial £100 target.
Mr Tomlinson raised more than £400 in his appeal, with remaining monies going to the Justice for the 21 campaign.
📸 Man of his word! @89_kev_bcfc got a tattoo of @GarryMonk after losing a bet that he made on Twitter at the end of last season.
— Birmingham City FC (@BCFC) July 25, 2018
TODAY... the Blues boss ✍️ the masterpiece. #BCFC pic.twitter.com/lcK0yvIRzc
Speaking after their meeting, Mr Tomlinson thanked Monk for all he had done and wished him good luck for the season.
A pleasure to meet you mate, thanks for all you've done and good luck for the season KRO
— Kevin Tomlinson (@89_kev_bcfc) July 25, 2018
Earlier this month, football fans said they had no regrets after having World Cup-based tattoos in support of the England team who lost out in the semi-finals to Croatia.
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