Norwich player cleans manager’s car after spinning wheel dictates his fine
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Norwich City midfielder Marco Stiepermann was made to clean boss Daniel Farke’s car after a spinning wheel decided his fine.
Stiepermann, 28, was filmed by goalkeeper Tim Krul spinning a multicoloured wheel with a number of options written on it, such as “No fine,” “x5” and “Neighbour to the right pays”.
The attacking midfielder might have wished he had settled for his initial fine however, after landing on “Clean the manager’s car (Inside outside)”.
“Pay the fine or spin the wheel?” Stiepi decided to spin the wheel… see what happens! #ncfc#otbc#banterpic.twitter.com/0drbvOQQxn— Tim Krul (@TimKrul) February 25, 2019
Krul was on hand again to film Stiepermann honouring the wheel’s decision, the German taking advantage of the warm weather to hose down manager Farke’s motor.
“Nice day for it,” Krul wrote on Twitter.
Nice day for it #spinthewheelpic.twitter.com/DsJ7Vcjopd— Tim Krul (@TimKrul) February 27, 2019
Norwich are currently top of the Championship and travel to Millwall on Saturday as the business end of the season approaches.
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