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Published 15:55 13 May 2016 BST
Updated 15:56 13 May 2016 BST

Beyond the initial impact ("having to sit down 9 hours a day wasn't fun the day after"), the attention has largely been positive.
Devan notes that "a lot of good-looking women have seen my arse on Twitter," while plenty of people have applauded him for actually going through with his pledge.
And looking to the future, he's happy to have a great story to tell his kids or grandkids a few decades down the line.
He has no plans to get it removed, at least not until he's had the chance to meet Vardy and potentially fulfil part two of his tattoo masterplan.
"It's a funny story and a great talking point, and because Leicester winning the league is such a fairytale story its also something for me to remember it by and something to say as it is one of the greatest things that has happened in English football in a long long time," Devan explains.
"When I'm older the chances are I'll regret my actions but we all do dumb stuff when we're young and I guess that's part of being young really.
"I think when I get to my 50's & 60's I'll still enjoy it as much as I do today as It'll be a good memory for me to look back on and remember the stupid stuff I did when I was young."
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