A Watford FC fan will be swapping his everyday life for FIVE months to work in the most southern gift shop in the world - in Antarctica.
A Watford FC fan with a"passion for adventure" will endure freezing conditions, constant daylight and a social media blackout during FIVE months working in Antarctica.
Shabir Alidina said: “I feel so fortunate to have been selected for such a unique opportunity to support the heritage of Antarctica whilst living and working in such dramatic landscapes.” “The things I will miss most are my family dog Iggy, being able to watch Watford FC and obviously my family and friends as well as the everyday comforts I won’t have when I am away," he added.
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