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The Toe Poke Daily is here every day to bring you all the weirdest stories, quirkiest viral content and top trolling that the internet has to offer, all in one place. JUMP TO: Ozil goes blonde | Chelsea go all mod with change kit | Polish club's Bee-saving kit FaceApp is all the rage on social media right now. Just add a picture of yourself and find out what you will look like when you are really old. - Harry Redknapp becomes UK garage star
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- Neymar says Barca comeback vs. PSG is his best So we thought we'd take some of the biggest names in football, and put them through the app. It's fair to say some came out better than others. If you're Jose Mourinho or Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, you might want to look away now! Ozil goes blondeWith the start of the new season already just a matter of weeks away, Mesut Ozil has plumped for a fresh new look. Indeed, the German forward has been seen sporting an eye-catching silvery blonde coif out in Los Angeles, where Arsenal are currently preparing to take part in the 2019 International Champions Cup. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was among many suggesting that Ozil may have dyed his hair in tribute to Megan Rapinoe, though a lot of other lookalikes being suggested weren't quite as complimentary. Ozil later explained that he has had to dye his hair as the result of a crossbar challenge wager he lost against Alexandre Lacazette, and that both Shkodran Mustafi and Sead Kolasinac have also followed suit. We can hardly wait to see the result yet to come. Chelsea go all mod with change kitChelsea have revealed their away kit for the 2019-20 season, and they have called on the inspiration of the "mod culture" by going for a polo shirt-style number. "It's a sharp look. It's a Chelsea thing," say the club. And the Nike number will probably sell like hot cakes. Polish club's Bee-saving kitElana Torun, a club in the Polish third division, have launched a kit called "Bee," with the aim of raising awareness for the plight of bees. The club states that bees are "responsible for the production of 3/4 of human food" but their hives are being devastated in the country and their long-term future is under threat. Elana Torun fears "tragic consequences for agriculture, the economy, the environment and for people living in the world" if action is not taken.
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