Piers Morgan sets off on private jet with sons to Berlin as they prepare to cheer on England in the Euros final
PIERS Morgan and his sons travelled to Berlin on a private jet ahead of the Euros final.
The TV star was full of optimism for tonight’s results as he posed with his family in front of the plane.
Flashing a thumbs up with a stack of newspapers under his arm, he wrote in the caption: “Berlin-bound #itscominghome”
He was joined by Spencer and Albert, who both proudly wore England shirts.
Fans flocked to the comment section to share their hopes for the England Vs Spain match.
“It’s coming home! Have a fabulous time,” one wrote.
“I love that you always read the actual newspapers! Have the best time,” another added.
“Lets go,” a third wrote with an England flag emoji.
In his recent Uncensored column for The Sun, Piers, 59, said that he is almost certain that England is going to win tonight’s game.
He was at the Euros 2020 final, which saw Italy lift the cup in a devastating 3-2 result.
The journalist said how the penalty shoot-out, which was Italy’s saving grace, was one of the most “agonising things he’s ever endured”.
Before the Euros kicked off, Piers predicted that England could win.
He wrote: “We have ‘pace, power, several genius ballers, a top goalkeeper, and a goal-scoring machine upfront.’
“But I cautioned that we would only do it if manager Gareth Southgate found his bottle and ordered his men to attack, attack, attack,” he wrote.
He said how he “confidently predicts that he’ll be proven right” with tonight’s result.
Giving his reasons why he’s so sure we are going to win, Piers wrote: “First, because after an explicably dull, plodding, snail-like first few matches of the tournament, we finally kicked into top gear against the Netherlands, especially in the first half.
“Second, because Safety-first Southgate has at last found his bottle, ripping the restrictive reins off his team, and making bold, daring, courageous late substitutions that led to a thrilling last-minute victory.
“And third, because after 58 years of bloody hurt, this is surely our time again?”