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First in court at the age of 14 - and racking up 170 offences since - this is the latest mug shot of a man dubbed 'Britain's worst flasher'. Paul Smith, 65, has been jailed again after admitting outraging public decency... by flashing at a bus.
Scott McTominay has revealed Erik ten Hag is strict on timekeeping and his players wearing the same tracksuits and suits when they represent Manchester United.
Bertrand Bossu only played eight games for Gillingham but the power of the FA Cup means his name has gone down in history.
George Elokobi is reading nothing into the National League South table at this stage of the season.
Jake Quickenden, one of the biggest reality TV stars in the UK, will swap the stage for the cage to face leading stand-up comedian Paul Smith in an MMA bout at Oktagon 48 on November 4 at Manchester’s AO Arena.
We may never know if Erik ten Hag had intended on starting Anthony Martial in the FA Cup final but he must curse sending him on against Fulham.
The artist's grandson, Olivier Picasso, gives us an insight into the political impetus at the heart of "Guernica", which was painted at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil war in 1936, and tells us why the formidable canvas has become an anti-war symbol for the ages.
They have always known how to put a show on in this part of the world, and the opening night of the new Super League season was no different. Chart-toppers The Lathums were booked to play pre-match while England’s strongest man, Paul Smith, attempted to set a world record at half-time. But they only really care about one thing in this town, and there can be no escaping that last year Warrington’s players failed to match the fanfare the club often generates off the field.How Daryl Powell and his players took an emphatic first step towards putting that right here, though. It is only the opening night and as such, it’s difficult to read anything too conclusive into what Warrington’s prospects may look like. But one thing is for certain: their supporters will expect, if not demand, more than what they got last year, when they limped to an 11th-place finish in Powell’s first season in charge.