GARY Lineker takes his dog for a walk — as cops say they are looking into complaints about his online post.
And with Lineker, 63, appearing to rule out a return to telly, Filbert had even more reason to be cheery.
The pair stepped out for a stroll near the presenter's home in south London as he prepared for his last MOTD.
The ex-England star, out in South London, is stepping down as Match of the Day host on Sunday after sparking fury by sharing a message criticising Zionism that featured a rat picture.
Lineker apologised, but the Met said it is assessing several complaints.
In a statement he said: "I care deeply about the game, and about the work I've done with the BBC over many years.
"As I've said, I'd never consciously repost anything antisemitic - it goes against everything I stand for.
"However, I recognise the error and upset that I caused, and reiterate how sorry I am.
"Stepping back now feels like the responsible course of action."
One woman said she suffered significant distress due to the post.
Tim Davie, BBC Director-General, said: "Gary has acknowledged the mistake he made.
"Accordingly, we have agreed he will step back from further presenting after this season.
"Gary has been a defining voice in football coverage for the BBC for over two decades.
"His passion and knowledge have shaped our sports journalism and earned him the respect of sports fans across the UK and beyond.
"We want to thank him for the contribution he has made."
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