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Mystery Artwork of Former England Boss Eating Chips Appears in Town Centre
DUDLEY, JUL 17 – The artwork honors Allardyce’s Dudley roots by showing him eating orange battered chips, a local specialty, on a wall in Union Street, Dudley town centre.
- On Wednesday, a 10-foot mural of former England manager Sam Allardyce tucking into orange chips appeared in Union Street, Dudley.
- Born and raised in Dudley, Allardyce told ITV News `Chips look a bit hot, but I really enjoyed seeing it.`
- Photographed on Thursday, Trevor Wilkes noted the paint was still wet when he saw it, while Dudley Council confirmed it did not commission the artwork.
- Passers-By voiced mixed reactions, with a shopper saying it was `nice to see something paying tribute to someone who was proud of their roots in Dudley`, vs a local worker calling it `the randomest thing I’ve ever seen`.
- Speculation is growing that Dudley's walls may become a hub for anonymous art, with a second cob mural fueling street art talk.
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Ex-England boss Sam Allardyce reacts to giant mural of him eating orange chips in hometown - The Mirror
A mural depicting Sam Allardyce with a bag of orange chips has appeared on a wall in Dudley and the former England manager has given the artwork his seal of approval
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