Every so often, you may see a professional footballer out in the real world, doing real-world things, looking like real-life people.Perhaps they're shopping, buying a coffee, or even boarding a flight to go to their stag do.The latter is what happened to BBC Radio journalist Hayden Atkins, who caught Birmingham City striker Lukas Jutkiewicz at Stanstead Airport.Only this was a little different to the usual 'footballer in public' sighting.Usually, they don't look like they do at the ground, what with them wearing regular clothes, the same as everyone else.
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Not Jutkiewicz, though - he was in full Birmingham City kit, EFL badge and all, lacking only shinpads and boots.
Little harder to fly under the radar when you're in a bright blue football kit with your name across the back.
As for Atkins, the sight of the 30-year-old striker was a 'highlight' of his morning.
"Seeing Lukas Jutkiewicz head to toe in a blues kit at 4.30am at Stanstead airport going on his stag do was a right highlight this morning," said Atkins on Twitter.
He also, naturally, snapped a photo to show off Jutkiewicz in all his full-kit glory.
You can check out Atkins' tweets here:
As far as stag outfits go, it's a pretty good one and quite unique; unless you know a footballer or actually are a footballer, it's an opportunity you don't really have.
A 30-year-old man out in public in a full football kit is very rarely a happy sight, after all.