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Actually, it's the word "one" that causes the verb to be likes, not like. As in, "one who likes football".
The only example I can think of right now is tsuwm's (I think) pet peeve, and I do it myself even though I don't like it: saying "they xyz", when you've just had a singular subject: "Someone told me something, and I forgot what they said."
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