If Harry Arter ever gets fed up of football, he's got a career as a ticket tout on the cards.
The Bournemouth and Republic of Ireland midfielder found himself with seven spare tickets ahead of the Cherries' trip to Manchester City on Saturday afternoon.
Being a sound fella, Arter put the call out on Twitter for any supporters who wanted them to get in contact.
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And the 25-year-old was good enough to chat to the fans as he took in his pre-match breakfast and explained where everyone could collect the freebies.
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We somehow can't imagine the players from any of the so-called bigger Premier League clubs being so thoughtful as to go through this kind of trouble for fans.
A 5-1 loss wouldn't have been the most pleasant of viewing experiences for the travelling fans but we're sure they appreciated the gesture.
This one is a toughie. We have yet another Irish-influenced Premier League quiz for you all. Can you name the Irish player with the most Premier League appearances for each of the current Premier League clubs. Good luck!
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