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Kevin Stephens received a shock after leaving his home in the care of some rival supporters while on holiday.
The former lower-league defender-turned-Snapchat sensation was left fuming after witnessing one particular tweak to his house. That's after the Millwall-supporting builders seeing to his abode retaliated to the West Ham fan's earlier taunts during the renovation.
One could say Stephens - popularly known as 'Stevo the Madman' on his social media channels - deserved it after showing clips of him greeting the tradesmen in claret and blue 'every day'. He also teased the crew by serving them tea in West Ham mugs, with one worker telling his host to "get f****d" as a result.
But the builders got their own-back - and then some - with a prank that will go down in the rivalry's history. Enfield native Stephens started his latest video by showing off the results of his man-cave renovation, which looked to be a fine job by the Lions loyalists.
That was until 'The Madman' received a text while in America, which read: "There's never a good time to see this, but every time you stream you're looking at this... sorry mate."
An attached video showed the workers nailing a green and white Millwall shirt inside the foundations of the wall in Stephens' supposed haven. That was before plastering over the finished result to leave their customer the most unwelcome of 'gifts'.
The former lower-league defender-turned-Snapchat sensation was left fuming after witnessing one particular tweak to his house. That's after the Millwall-supporting builders seeing to his abode retaliated to the West Ham fan's earlier taunts during the renovation.
One could say Stephens - popularly known as 'Stevo the Madman' on his social media channels - deserved it after showing clips of him greeting the tradesmen in claret and blue 'every day'. He also teased the crew by serving them tea in West Ham mugs, with one worker telling his host to "get f****d" as a result.
But the builders got their own-back - and then some - with a prank that will go down in the rivalry's history. Enfield native Stephens started his latest video by showing off the results of his man-cave renovation, which looked to be a fine job by the Lions loyalists.
That was until 'The Madman' received a text while in America, which read: "There's never a good time to see this, but every time you stream you're looking at this... sorry mate."
An attached video showed the workers nailing a green and white Millwall shirt inside the foundations of the wall in Stephens' supposed haven. That was before plastering over the finished result to leave their customer the most unwelcome of 'gifts'.
