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Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Only those with genius IQ can find rogue four-leaf clover in 15 seconds
A deceptively difficult brainteaser is leaving swathes of Brits scratching their heads in confusion. Seriously, you'll need a high IQ and speedy reaction skills to solve this one Find out if you're a true clever clogs with this baffling brainteaser that's leaving most Brits utterly stumped. You may think that solving puzzles and riddles is a waste of time - or something you only do when bored out of your mind. However, research has suggested that brainteasers have the ability to positively impact the central nervous system. While this isn't enough to turn you into a rocket scientist or a mini Albert Einstein, it may improve your concentration levels and leave you with a stronger attention span. Think of it as a mini workout, but for your brain! Crafted by experts at MrQ, the brainteaser below can only be solved by individuals with a genius-level IQ - and requires rapid reaction times and meticulous attention to detail. So, what are you waiting for? Let's get straight to it! The image above shows a collage of three-leaf clovers against a vibrant blue background. But, hiding in plain sight is a lucky four-leaf clover, and you need to find it in just 15 seconds or less to prove you're a proper smarty pants. Fail, and you can kiss goodbye to that Mensa membership. However, as previously reported, only one in ten manage to do so within the 15-second limit, making the task seem almost impossible for most. And no, we're not giving away any clues for this one! Tempted to surrender, or reckon you've solved the puzzle in the nick of time? Scroll down to the bottom of the article to reveal the answer - but no cheating! If you enjoyed that pesky brainteaser, give your brain another workout with these 10 questions that look like your bog-standard pub quiz. However, they have been strategically designed to trip you up, so make sure you read each question carefully and don't rush ahead. You have just three seconds on each question before you need to move on to the next - and you need to get at least eight right to prove you're a modern-day genius. Once you're done, you can check your answers here. What is the world's most popular social media platform by monthly active users? What is the smallest country in the world? How many planets are in our solar system, excluding Pluto? What is the name of the world's longest river? How many hearts does an octopus have? What is the chemical symbol for gold? What is the largest living organism on Earth? What element forms the majority of the world's atmosphere In what year was the first iPhone released? What is the scientific name for the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy? Up for another mental workout? Check out our full collection of tricky brainteasers, riddles, and puzzles here - or, learn more about your hidden personality traits with these mind-boggling optical illusions.
Scottish Sun
06-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Unimpressed Championship club admit new kit ‘isn't to everyone's taste' as they refuse to post shirt players will wear
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A CHAMPIONSHIP football club have admitted their new kit "isn't to everyone's taste" after fans savaged it on social media. Watford revealed their new home kit, manufactured by Kelme for a sixth year running and sponsored by MrQ Casino, to fans last week. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Watford have openly admitted their new kit is 'not to everyone's taste' Credit: WATFORD 3 The Championship club's new sponsor has moved away from black to blue colouring Credit: WATFORD The 2025/26 kit is a yellow base accompanied by faded red stripes. However, fans tore into the kit upon seeing a bold blue font for MrQ Casino. One fan on social media remarked: "This is what hell must looks like," while another added: "Can it get any worse." Recognising this, the Hornets took the decision to NOT SHOW the kit their players will wear on the pitch next season in the kit marketing material. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL BALLING HIS EYES OUT Donnarumma bursts into tears on pitch after Musiala horror injury Instead, they have shown off the kit in an unbranded state, and made sure every fan is aware they did everything in their power to not have the garish blue colour on it. A statement said: "On-pitch, players' shirts will feature front of shirt sponsorship from MrQ, though, mindful that the new, blue MrQ Casino logo may not reflect the values or preferences of all supporters, the shirt will once again be available to buy unbranded." On social media, the club also commented: "The logo on our new shirt isn't to everyone's taste. "We really liked the previous black logo and we had lots of dialogue over the summer as we wanted to keep it black to complement the new shirt. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "But our sponsors were insistent on their rebrand. Some may like it. Some may not. And for those who don't, you can join the Q and get your unbranded shirt." Despite it not being on their marketing material, fans do still have the option to buy the branded shirt in the club's website. I grabbed director of football by the throat and picked him off the floor in front of my team-mates, reveals Troy Deeney The men's adult home shirt is available for £60, the same price as the unbranded version. This is the same for the women's team. MrQ and Watford first partnered together in 2023. The betting brand previously had a black and white logo, which had complemented Watford's bright yellow colours. Reacting on social media, one fan said: "We're supposed to be Hornets... yellow and black." A second said: "The blue logo is just wrong." Another said: "So much better without sponsor." A fourth said: "That blue MrQ branding is also next-level bad." Furthermore, for the first time, the shirt is crafted from recycled polyester, reflecting the club's commitment to sustainability. Last season, Watford finished 14th in the Championship table. The club go into next season with Paulo Pezzolano in charge after being announced as their new manager in May.
The Irish Sun
06-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Unimpressed Championship club admit new kit ‘isn't to everyone's taste' as they refuse to post shirt players will wear
A CHAMPIONSHIP football club have admitted their new kit "isn't to everyone's taste" after fans savaged it on social media. Watford revealed their new home kit, manufactured by Kelme for a sixth year running and sponsored by MrQ Casino, to fans last week. Advertisement 3 Watford have openly admitted their new kit is 'not to everyone's taste' Credit: WATFORD 3 The Championship club's new sponsor has moved away from black to blue colouring Credit: WATFORD The 2025/26 kit is a yellow base accompanied by faded red stripes. However, fans tore into the kit upon seeing a bold blue font for MrQ Casino. One fan on social media remarked: "This is what hell must looks like," while another added: "Can it get any worse." Recognising this, the Hornets took the decision to NOT SHOW the kit their players will wear on the pitch next season in the kit marketing material. Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Instead, they have shown off the kit in an unbranded state, and made sure every fan is aware they did everything in their power to not have the garish blue colour on it. A statement said: " On-pitch, players' shirts will feature front of shirt sponsorship from MrQ , though, mindful that the new, blue MrQ Casino logo may not reflect the values or preferences of all supporters, the shirt will once again be available to buy unbranded. " On social media, the club also commented: "The logo on our new shirt isn't to everyone's taste. "We really liked the previous black logo and we had lots of dialogue over the summer as we wanted to keep it black to complement the new shirt. Advertisement Most read in Football BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "But our sponsors were insistent on their rebrand. Some may like it. Some may not. And for those who don't, you can join the Q and get your unbranded shirt." Despite it not being on their marketing material, fans do still have the option to buy the branded shirt in the club's website. I grabbed director of football by the throat and picked him off the floor in front of my team-mates, reveals Troy Deeney The men's adult home shirt is available for £60, the same price as the unbranded version. Advertisement This is the same for the women's team. MrQ and Watford first partnered together in 2023. The betting brand previously had a black and white logo, which had complemented Watford's bright yellow colours. Reacting on social media, one fan said: "We're supposed to be Hornets... yellow and black." Advertisement A second said: "The blue logo is just wrong." Another said: "So much better without sponsor." A fourth said: "That blue MrQ branding is also next-level bad." Furthermore, for the first time, the shirt is crafted from recycled polyester, reflecting the club's commitment to sustainability. Advertisement Last season, Watford finished 14th in the Championship table. The club go into next season with Paulo Pezzolano in charge after being announced as their new manager in May. 3 The 2024/25 kit sponsor was black, which complemented the yellow colours Credit: Getty
Yahoo
04-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Watford FC 'wanted to keep sponsor logo black' for new home kit
New signing Hector Kyprianou in the new unbranded shirt (Image: Watford FC) Watford FC has admitted the sponsorship logo on its new shirt 'isn't to everyone's taste' and it wanted to keep the black design. The club unveiled its new home kit for the 2025/26 Championship season this morning (July 4), with a yellow and red design it described as 'bold and modern'. Advertisement Online casino website Mr Q is returning as the shirt sponsor for the season, but the company logo will feature blue text on a white background instead of the solely black design from the 2024/25 season. In a social media post, the club said: 'The logo on our new shirt isn't to everyone's taste. 'We really liked the previous black logo and we had lots of dialogue over the summer as we wanted to keep it black to complement the new shirt. Hornets unveil new look for next season Watford unveil new yellow home shirt ahead of 2024/25 season It's official - Watford's shopping centre completes Harlequin name change 'But our sponsors were insistent on their rebrand. Some may like it. Some may not.' Advertisement It added that those who do not like the design are able to purchase unbranded versions of the shirt if they prefer. Giorgi Chakvetadze in the Hornets' 2024/25 home shirt (Image: Watford FC) Sizes from 1-2 years through to adult 4XL, including a dedicated women's fit up to UK size 18, are available to buy from today at the Hornets Shops and the WFC shop website. New signing Hector Kyprianou in the unbranded new shirt (Image: Watford FC)
Yahoo
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Hornets unveil new look for next season
Giorgi Chakvetadze shows off Watford's new look for next season (Image: Watford FC) Yellow and red are the predominant colours in Watford's new home kit for the 2025/26 season. The Hornets have unveiled their new look for next season, branding it 'a bold and modern design that celebrates tradition while stepping confidently into the future'. Advertisement Giorgi Chakvetadze shows off Watford's new look for next season (Image: Watford FC) The kit has been manufactured by Kelme for the sixth consecutive year and features 'striking bold red stripes on a vibrant yellow background, with the stripes fading as they rise for a dynamic, upward motion effect'. New signing Hector Kyprianou in the new shirt (Image: Watford FC) The shirt is made from recycled polyester for the first time and the kit is made up of red shorts and socks, accented with yellow side stripes. Watford Women's Anna Filbey in the new shirt (Image: Watford FC) Mr Q are once again the shirt sponsors but fans can again buy unbranded versions of the shirt if they prefer. Sizes from 1-2 years through to adult 4XL including a dedicated women's fit up to UK size 18, are available to buy from today (Friday) at the Hornets Shops and online at
