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I'll seize the day - Darren

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Mel Henderson

Published: 8:00 PM December 23, 2005    Updated: 10:40 PM February 17, 2021

DARREN Currie's latest tattoo says it all.The message Carpe Diem - that's Latin for Seize the Day - is emblazoned on his right shoulder.And that's exactly what Currie and his Ipswich team-mates will be trying to do when they take on Crystal Palace at Portman Road on Boxing Day.

DARREN Currie's latest tattoo says it all.

The message Carpe Diem - that's Latin for Seize the Day - is emblazoned on his right shoulder.

And that's exactly what Currie and his Ipswich team-mates will be trying to do when they take on Crystal Palace at Portman Road on Boxing Day.

For full story see tonight's Evening Star.

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