Good Morning Britain in chaos as clumsy Lee Mack smashes Soccer Aid trophy on the floor twice
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thesun.co.ukCOMEDIAN Lee Mack caused chaos on today's Good Morning Britain after he dropped the Soccer Aid trophy not once, but TWICE during his interview.
The 51-year-old signed up to play in the Unicef football fundraiser for the third year alongside fellow funnymen Russell Howard, Mo Gilligan, Tom Davis and Joel Dommett.
And while Lee attempted to promote Soccer Aid's upcoming charity match on June 6 at Manchester's Old Trafford stadium, he left ITV's morning stalwart in disarray when the event's trophy fell out of his hands and crashed onto the set.
Handing over the imposing silver plate, host Ben Shephard, who has previously taken apart in the event, said: "That's for you when you left the trophy at Old Trafford for England".
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