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England World Cup mugs that were mistakenly printed with the image of US president Barack Obama instead of defender Chris Smalling are proving to be quite popular after being put on sale online.
The merchandise company which manufactures the World Cup mugs for England made the error after a mix-up by an employee at the production site.
After the mistake, it has now hastily turned to Dorset-based Wholesale Clearance expert for off-loading the mugs.
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They are now sold as novelty items and interestingly 2000 mugs were bought by people in the US.
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Edited by Staff Editor
