Liam Kelly has 'done enough' to earn Scotland Euro 2024 place after hitting Motherwell landmark
Stuart Kettlewell believes landmark-reaching Liam Kelly has done enough to book his place in Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad for Euro 2024.
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Thiago Silva to leave Chelsea at end of season but hopes to return
LONDON : Brazilian defender Thiago Silva announced on Monday his departure from Chelsea at the end of season after four years at the Premier League club but said he hoped to return in a different role.
CJ Sansom: Shardlake author dies at 71 days before Disney+ series release
Author CJ Sansom has passed away at the age of 71, his publisher announced.
Jason Manford surprises Stockport County stars joining late night victory celebration
Comedy star Jason Manford stunned Stockport County's champion players and staff by joining their late night celebration on Sunday night. The League Two champions held their Victory Parade through Stockport on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester United transfer news live Erik ten Hag future updates as £147m transfer boost emerges
Manchester United's hopes of Champions League qualification have realistically been over for some time, but Saturday's draw with Burnley now means they cannot mathematically finish in the top four.
You can now have Christian Grey AKA Jamie Dornan whisper you to sleep for free
If you've ever been desperate to wonder what Mr Grey sounds like talking directly to you between the sheets then the wait is over. Amazon's audiobook platform Audible has given listeners the chance to be soothed to sleep by bedtime stories by Jamie Dornan, the actor behind the hunky character.
Steven Naismith reveals why Rangers loss doesn't worry him as Hearts urged to enjoy Euro cruise
Hearts fans are dreaming about the pubs around Europe. But at Rugby Park, the bar stopped them from confirming third spot in the Premiership - and a £5 million Euro jackpot.
Tavernier and Goldson are Rangers legends in the wrong era as Philippe Clement demands 'perspective' from critics
They're the right men but is it the wrong time? When Philippe Clement looks at James Tavernier and Connor Goldson, he sees two Ibrox stalwarts in danger of being damned by circumstance.