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"The idea of dividing the country and establishing a terrorist state at its centre must be put off the table once and for all," he added.

"In the 2000s, I remember people being put off if you told them maybe you should have a glass of water… and they would be really offended."

Mr O'Leary said the bonus was meant to put off the small minority who brought cabin bags which were bigger than the size limit, insisting the airline was "not trying to catch people out".

The Scot was also put off by a rambunctious fan behind the baseline - who was initially loudly supporting him before switching to root for Bautista Agut.

Other teams may have been put off by the 'circus' that surrounds Sanders - which includes his outspoken father - but Shedeur told Deion to stay away from the Browns' training camp.