Jermaine Jenas, former BBC star and found himself in comedic offside position in Qatar. 

Jermaine Jenas, former BBC star and footballer, found himself in a comedic offside position during the World Cup in Qatar. In a move that’s more slapstick than suave, Jenas allegedly sent a woman cheeky messages, including a snap of his own "goalpost," which was not quite the score he intended. His attempt at being the charming striker with requests for bikini pictures backfired, earning him a red card from his TV presenting gigs. It's a classic case of a text tackle gone wrong, leaving Jenas dribbling in defense.
In the leaked exchanges, Jenas appeared to be playing a solo match, eagerly suggesting the woman abandon her friend for a bikini show, only to be met with her firm "I hate it" response. His attempts at humor stumbled like a clumsy footballer on slick turf, failing to hit the net. Though Jenas insists the messages weren't unsolicited, this texting debacle might just need a VAR review to understand how it all went so hilariously awry.