Sir Keir Starmer is depicted that he was holding his head after having hit a penalty while playing his regular eight-one-side football match.
The prime minister was spotted in North Londs with a replica England shirt worn during Euro 2004, white football socks, Marine Adidas Shorts and Black Astro trainers for his Sunday kickabout.
But despite the fact that he was searched for the role, Sir Keir continued to crash after he had sent a penalty stage over the bar, while his team lost 6-11.
The PM is a permanent participant of the Sunday League match and plays the week with Mock in the past and Star Hugh Dennis surpassed.
The appearance of the Arsenal fan on the field comes today after he fired his racist and sexist messages this weekend after the post on Sunday.
One of the messages included a mean post in which he said he hoped that a pensioner did not vote who would die from Labor before the next elections.
Sir Keir equipped Mr Gwynne from his work as Minister of Health and his membership of the Labor Party suspended when he was told about the content of the WhatsApp messages yesterday.
Sir Keir Starmer had his head in his hands after missing a penalty during his regular eight-one-side football match
Sir Keir was left depressed after he had sent a penalty kick over the bar, while his team lost 6-11
The prime minister was spotted in North Londs in a replica England -shirt worn during Euro 2004, white football socks, Marine Adidas Shorts and Black Astro Trainers for his Sunday Kickabout
A government spokesperson said: “The prime minister is determined to maintain high behavioral standards in public office. He will not hesitate to take action against a minister who does not meet these standards, as he has in this case. '
The prime minister is also accused of putting pressure on the BBC to drop a story that his top assistant revealed, more was paid than the Prime Minister himself.
Sir Keir is said to have asked the cabinet secretary Sir Simon Case to call the political editor Chris Mason of the company after he informed NO10 that he prepared to reveal her £ 170,000 salary.
A new book says that Sir Simon, supposedly an impartial official at the time, when the director of the BBC Tim Davie of the BBC called to air the reserves of Downing Street about the story.
Mrs. Gray's three months in NO10 were characterized by regular reports of tensions within the top team of Sir Keir, while it was leaked that she earned more than the salary of Sir Keir of £ 166,786.
She stopped later and refused a lesser job as an envoy for declated administrations, before she was made a pear as Baroness Gray van Tottenham.
