article_snippet.sent: David Cameron this morning attempted to explain away how David Cameron forgot which football team David Cameron supported - by claiming it was because David Cameron'd seen another club's ground the day before.
article_snippet.sent: The Prime Minister, who insists David Cameron has been an Aston Aston Villa fan 'all David Cameron life', was giving a campaign speech in London London on Saturday when David Cameron joked that everyone should back which football team he supported - by claiming it was because he'd seen another club's ground the day before –
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron, appearing on ITV's Lorraine this morning, was ridiculed  after  appearing to forget which football team An embarrassed Mr Cameron supported .
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron had earlier insisted An embarrassed Mr Cameron became a Villa fan after watching the team beat Bayern Munich in the European Cup final as a child. 
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameronclaimed An embarrassed Mr Cameron became a Villa fan after watching the team beat Bayern Munich in the 1982 European Cup final - but admitted An embarrassed Mr Cameron could not remember the year of the triumph. 
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron said An embarrassed Mr Cameron started supporting Aston Villa because David Cameron's uncle Sir William Dugdale was 'involved in the club'.
article_snippet.sent: Reminded of Sir William Dugdale comment in 2001 in the House of Commons that Sir William Dugdale wasn't actually a football fan, An embarrassed Mr Cameron said: 'I mean, I'm not a regular attender, I used to play football as a kid, my son plays football, and I try and sort of keep up with what's happening in the Premier League and see how Aston Villa's are doing. '
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron was asked to show An embarrassed Mr Cameron support for Aston Villa's by naming the year of the club's famous European Cup final victory in 1982.
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron made the gaffe in a speech on multiculturalism in the UK – claiming it was possible to support a number of teams at the same time and still be British.
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron said: 'You can support Man United, the Windies and Team GB all at the same time.'
article_snippet.sent: An embarrassed Mr Cameron said: 'I've been an Aston Aston Villa's fan all my life, I literally opened my mouth and I was going off-piste about the fact that in Britain you can be a supporter of the West Indies, a supporter of Manchester United, and a supporter of Team GB.'
highlights_snippet.sent: David Cameron this weekend forgot which football team David Cameron supported .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The PM named West Ham as David Cameron team, despite supporting Aston Villa .
  