An amusing video has emerged of a man posing as Bolton Wanderers Football Club boss Neil Lennon, making a prank phonecall to West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis.

The video, captured on a street in Limavady, Northern Ireland on Saturday, records the prankster discussing potential transfer targets with the Premier League manager - who believes he is speaking with the real Neil Lennon.

According to the filmer, after leaving a voicemail on Pulis' phone expressing interest in loaning West Bromwich defender Gareth Macauley, Pulis called the prankster back to offer up his recommendations.

A spokesman for West Bromwich Albion said: “We are aware of it but as far as we're concerned it's a non-story”.

An amusing video has emerged of a man posing as Bolton Wanderers Football Club boss Neil Lennon, making a prank phonecall to West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis.

The video, captured on a street in Limavady, Northern Ireland on Saturday, records the prankster discussing potential transfer targets with the Premier League manager - who believes he is speaking with the real Neil Lennon.

According to the filmer, after leaving a voicemail on Pulis' phone expressing interest in loaning West Bromwich defender Gareth Macauley, Pulis called the prankster back to offer up his recommendations.

A spokesman for West Bromwich Albion said: “We are aware of it but as far as we're concerned it's a non-story”.