15 players you forgot played for Man Utd - from Celtic icon to Chelsea reject

Tyrese Gibson is continuing to mourn the loss of his motherPriscilla Murray Gibson, who passed awayafter being hospitalized with COVID-19 and pneumonia on February 14.Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the actor expressed that the outcome of his mother's battle with the virus may have been different if she'd been living under his roof.'If only my mother lived with me I believe covid wouldn't have taken her away from me... ' wrote Gibson over a photo of himself wearing two face masks on a plane.

Drakeo the Ruler's brother,Devante Caldwell, and members of the Stinc Team - an LA-based rap group that was led by the brothers - filed a lawsuit on Thursday alleging that the negligence of concert promoters resulted in the rapper's murder.In the documents, obtained by TMZ, Devante alleges that concert promoters did not keep the rapper, 28 - bornDarrell Caldwell - safe, and that negligence allowed for the tragic 'vicious mob attack' to take place.Caldwell refers to the security measures as 'lackadaisical to totally absent,' and is suingLive Nation, C3 Presents, Bobby Dee Presents and Snoop Dogg’s LLC, among others, for millions in damages. Lawsuit: Drakeo the Ruler's brother, Devante Caldwell, has filed a lawsuit on Thursday alleging that concert promoters' negligence resulted in the rapper's murder; The rapper pictured in 2021In the lawsuit, Drakeo's brother - who was with him at the time of his death - claims that the musician was attacked by a mob of 50 to 100 people, some of whom hadknives.

Twitter to weigh in on the relationship between Russian president Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, a day after Ukraine was invaded by Russian forces, which he described as "murder" in a previous tweet.The Monty Python actor, 82, also questioned what the consequences of the pair's relationship would be for the world if The Apprentice founder were ever to be re-elected as president.In view of his 5.7 million followers, the actor posed a stark warning about the nature of the relationship between the former US president and the leader of the Kremlin.Cleese wrote: "We all know that Donald Trump admires Vladimir Putin."Does this give us a clear idea of what would happen to the US if Trump were to get elected again ?"Following his tweet, the star's fans took to the comments to have their say on the matter.Twitter user @MtBakerBoy wrote: "That's why Trump armed the Ukrainians and Putin waited until he was gone to invade."Genius take there."@KarenHoward42 penned: "Unfortunately, it's what more than a few Americans would love.Some Evangelicals claim they love Putin's "Christian" views."Guess they don't mind not being able to share the Gospel, invite friends to church, or speak about religion outside a church."While @MatthewMiall chipped in: "I know that Britain and EU will be in a very uneasy place if Trump were re-elected, with Putin to the East, along with agreements between Russia and China."If Britain survived that scenario, with Freedoms intact, our PM will be a "stable genius" - I don't think it'll be Boris," they added.Yesterday, after it had been announced that Russia had invaded Ukraine, Cleese took to the micro-blogging platform to share his thoughts.He wrote: "This isn't a war, It's murder."Days ago, Cleese once again

Steph McGovern shared a sweet tribute last night to Darren Dutton.The Steph's Packed Lunch star has benefitted from his help in putting the show together for nearly two years, but he has now announced his departure."I am so gutted this fella is leaving!" she announced on Instagram to her followers, enclosing a photo of them together and accompanying it with a GIF of a baby crying its eyes out."He's the brains behind all our social media stuff on the show."Then, pairing two photos of the duo wearing almost matching striped ensembles, she teased: "And he often likes to dress like me..."Steph is well known for her colourful and eye-catching outfits on the show, showcasing neon pink trousers and a panther print shirt earlier this week.While Darren might not have emulated her pink panther-style fashion choices, she believes they've matched on other occasions.Besides an eye for style, the digital producer has a history of success on other top-rated shows.Prior to his role on Packed Lunch, he produced content for the BBC on Strictly Come Dancing, The Apprentice, and Eurovision, as well as becoming a promo creator and editor on Have I Got News For You.Prior to that, he held a role as a lecturer in creative media production for almost a decade, before going on to shine on TV himself.Seemingly a master of many trades, he also worked as a "freelance comedy writer/director/producer/editor [at] various broadcasters and production companies", according to his Linkedin account.He previously joked on YouTube: "The Sun newspaper once called me a comedian and they should know."He was also a writer on Jeremy Clarkson's new show, It's Clarkson on TV, which aired in 2021, and a director on Big Field.Darren has even tried his hand at the

Piers Morgan, 56, skewered American actress AnnaLynne McCord, 34, after a video went viral of her telling Vladimir Putin she is “sorry” she is “not his mother”.The 90210 star, who is 35 years Putin’s junior, shared the bizarre poem to her Twitter page on Thursday.In a lengthy clip addressed to Putin, 90210 star AnnaLynne said in view of her 198,000 followers: “Dear President Vladimir Putin, I’m so sorry I was not your mother.“If I was your mother, you would have been so loved. Held in the arms of joyous light.“If I was your mother, the world would have been warm, so much laughter and joy...

Candles were lit yesterday morning at the Ukranian chapel near Lockerbie in a gesture of hope.

Manchester United players were desperate for Cristiano Ronaldo to be signed after playing against him while the forward was at Sporting Lisbon, and pressured Sir Alex Ferguson to get the deal over the line.

Manchester United side without Sir Alex Ferguson’s influence.The current Red Devils manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer played under Fergie, and the Scot is still a regular at United games.United midfielder Fred has spoken about Ferguson’s impact on the team and it’s clear the legendary manager’s views are still highly thought of.It’s rare that Ferguson speaks out on the current goings on at United, allowing Solskjaer to lead the Red Devils into second place in the Premier League. But Daily Star Sport have collated Ferguson’s previous views on a number of current Old Trafford stars… On David de Gea"Eric Steele had been scouting David de Gea for quite a while, but then Neuer came on the scene at Schalke.

Barcelona. Raiola gave Guardiola both barrels calling the Nou Camp legend a “cowardly dog” and saying: “As a manager Guardiola is great, but as a human he's a zero!” In a recent interview he even reignited his feud with Sir Alex Ferguson who wouldn't bow to Raiola's contract demands over Pogba back in 2012 and let the midfielder leave to join Juventus.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has revealed he "learnt a lot" from Zlatan Ibrahimovic during the Swede's time at Old Trafford.

Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed how breaking the hearts of Manchester United hopefuls was the toughest part of being the boss at Old Trafford.Fergie won a staggering 28 major trophies in 27 glorious years as United manager before retiring in 2013.But during that time he was also forced to let countless young players leave the club, after deciding they were not going to make it at United.Fergie admits he despised having to ruin the dreams of his teenagers and he said: "The process was that the youth coach and the welfare chap would come in with the player you're going to let go."Maybe he's only 17, 18 years of age. The way we'd explain it is, we'd try and get him a team.

Man United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was well-known for his infamous hairdryer treatment, but the legendary boss had a lighter side too - just ask Massimo Taibi.Taibi was brought to United in 1999 following the departure of Peter Schmeichel and injuries to first and second-choice stoppers Mark Bosnich and Raimond van der Gouw. The Italian made four appearances before being shipped back to Reggina after just a single season at Old Trafford, but he'll always be remembered for one particular incident.

Sir Alex Ferguson has opened up on the time Manchester United almost sacked him.The legendary manager was close to the chop in the 1989/90 season with the Red Devils struggling, including a run of four defeats from five matches.Ferguson eventually turned it around, winning the FA Cup that season, before guiding the Red Devils to unparalleled success.Though the Scot has admitted life hasn’t always been easy having retired from management in 2013.Asked in a Q&A if there was any point that he doubted he’d be able to achieve what he set out to do, Fergie said: “Well, I don’t say doubt.“I think there were periods when you’re through a spell of not winning games… 1989 in December, we never won a game.“I was brought up in a working-class

Sir Alex Ferguson only ever thought about winning during his football career, both as a player and manager.And it perhaps explains why the former Manchester United manager was so successful in the dugout.Ferguson won 38 trophies during his 26 years as United boss, including 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two Champions League titles.That was despite a tough first couple of seasons with many calling for Fergie’s head during his early days in the Old Trafford hot-seat.But the Scot has explained how his mindset never changed with the most important though leading to success.As part of a Q&A, Ferguson was asked: “What was your mentality as a young footballer and how did your mindset change – or did it change? – when you became a

Manchester United following their recent restructuring of staff. The former England midfielder was on the books at the club as a player between 1991 and 2004, winning six Premier League titles and the Champions League under Sir Alex Ferguson.The 46-year-old said of his exit: “Having come through the Academy myself to play almost 400 games for Manchester United, it has been an absolute privilege to come back and work with a new generation of talent making that same journey.” Daily Star Sport have now taken a look at six potential destinations for Butt as he looks to challenge himself in the world of football, one of which comes in the United States.

Sir Alex Ferguson told Paul Ince he had received his first England call-up in September 1992, the Manchester United midfielder initially rejected Graham Taylor’s advances out of spite after being left out of his recent squad for the European Championships.Ince, who had racked up 47 appearances that season for United when Taylor snubbed him, was still full of bitterness after missing out on a place at the major tournament.But that quickly changed when he was summoned back to Ferguson’s office for another meeting about his international hopes.Speaking to Ladbrokes, Ince has recalled the dramatic U-turn he made when Taylor came in with an offer he couldn’t refuse.“I remember when I was at Manchester United from '89 to '91 I was playing really,

Manchester United.Butt, 46, was on the books at the club as a player between 1991 and 2004, winning six Premier League titles, the Champions League and three FA Cups under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Sir Alex Ferguson.Since Sir Alex had retired there had been three managers in six years – David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho.Ole quickly assessed the situation he had inherited.“It’s a bit like going to Waitrose or Tesco. You spend £90 or £100.

Manchester United midfielder Ronnie Wallwork has been sentenced to 18 months jail suspended for two years following an assault in 2019, but he is not the first footballer to find themselves on the wrong side of the law. The 43-year-old, who was on the books at Old Trafford for nine years between 1993 and 2002, pleaded guilty on Thursday to inflicting grievous bodily harm during a pub brawl on December 22, 2019.The assault saw Wallwork fracture a man's eye socket after the title winner was ''mocked'' about the style of his brand new bright white trainers In his playing days, Wallwork picked up a Premier League winners medal with 12 outings under Sir Alex Ferguson in 2000/01, but failed to build on his early success.

Manchester United youngster Lee Roche was playing Champions League football 18 years ago - now he is a full-time builder after quitting at 27 years old.Having joined the Red Devils in 1997 and graduated from the academy two years later, he was only given two games by the side.One was a League Cup game against Arsenal - but the height of his career came in Europe’s elite competition.Roche was selected in Sir Alex Ferguson’s starting XI for a second-group stage game against Spanish side Deportivo.Given 46 minutes on the pitch, the centre-back may have been hoping his performance was enough to stay at Old Trafford.But it was not meant to be, handed to Burnley on a free transfer two months later.Spells at Wrexham, where Roche had spent the

Manchester United manager, it was rather fitting that Sir Alex Ferguson snatched a late victory over Swansea to depart Old Trafford on a high.The legendary Red Devils boss, whose habit of earning last-gasp wins coined the phrase ‘Fergie Time’, secured his last ever set of three points at the Theatre of Dreams thanks to Rio Ferdinand’s 87th-minute strike.Having already wrapped up the Premier League title, Ferguson lifted the famous trophy for a 13th and final time after what also proved his last win in charge of the club - as he was held to a sensational 5-5 draw away at West Brom in his closing outing a week later.And just under eight years on from that victory over Swansea, we’ve taken a look at Fergie’s final starting XI at Old Trafford