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Awkward moment England star Dan Burn shanks golf shot as fans joke ‘he could head it further'

Awkward moment England star Dan Burn shanks golf shot as fans joke ‘he could head it further'

Scottish Sun5 days ago
DAN BURN appeared to shank a shot as he went for a round of golf ahead of the new Premier League season.
The Newcastle star, 33, is said to have been seen at Blythe Golf Club earlier today.
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Dan Burn was recorded on the golf course
Credit: X @Newshamboy
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The Toon star horribly shanked a shot
Credit: X @Newshamboy
Hometown hero Burn has become a fans' favourite at St James' Park.
But even the most ardent Toon fan would struggle to praise Burn's shot that has gone viral on social media.
Recording a figure appearing to be Burn, a social media user wrote: "Not a good start for Dan Burn lol."
The clip subsequently showed the popular defender shanking his shot horribly.
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One fan commented: "Love the with he held his position trying to style it out."
While a second joked: "Held the pose well. Committed to it. Nice."
A third wrote: "He could head it further."
And another added: "Probably needs to sticking to headers at Wembley…."
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Newcastle are set to begin their Premier League season this weekend.
Eddie Howe's side begin with a trip to Aston Villa this Saturday lunchtime.
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Burn was in action as Newcastle drew 2-2 with Espanyol at St James' Park last Friday.
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A much-changed Toon side then lost 2-0 to Atletico Madrid the following day, with Burn not involved.
One man not involved in either game was wantaway forward Alexander Isak.
Newcastle are yet to agree a deal for a potential replacement for the Swede, with Benjamin Sesko having chosen a move to Manchester United instead.
But the Magpies are set to bolster their back line with a £35million swoop for Malick Thiaw.
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