YouTube prankster Jarvo 69 removed by security at England match

Daniel Jarvis, known as 'Jarvo 69', attempted to prank his way onto the pitch during England's UEFA Nations League match against the Republic of Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Dressed in full England kit, he tried to blend in with the players but was quickly apprehended by security before the anthems began. This incident is just one of many in Jarvis's history of disruptive pranks at sporting events, showcasing his penchant for attention-seeking antics. Previously, Jarvis had gained notoriety for various stunts, including photobombing a Sky Sports live broadcast with an adult toy and sneaking into the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics. His antics have often crossed the line, leading to legal consequences, such as a suspended prison sentence for aggravated trespass after he invaded a cricket match. Despite these repercussions, he continues to pursue his career as a prankster, often sharing his exploits on social media. Following his latest failed stunt, Jarvis took to X to boast about his ejection, humorously claiming the title of 'England's fattest ever football player.' This self-deprecating humor reflects his approach to his pranks, where he often seeks to entertain his followers, regardless of the consequences. As Jarvis's pranks become increasingly outrageous, questions arise about the limits of such behavior in sports. While he has garnered a following for his antics, the potential for serious repercussions looms, suggesting that it may be time for him to reconsider his approach to pranking at public events.