Alex Dyer leaves Kilmarnock as St Johnstone collapse sees manager depart by mutual consent

Coleen Rooney has revealed that her hubby Wayne Rooney was a "charmer" when they first met - but it seems she didn't always fancy the footballer.In fact, the former England soccer star had to keep asking her out dates before he finally won her over.The mum-of-four, 35, opened up about her relationship with Wayne in the new Amazon Prime documentary - Rooney.In the documentary, Coleen said Wayne was "full of confidence" and "always up to something", hinting the athlete was rather mischievous as a youngster.The pair met at secondary school, and used to live so close to each other in the suburbs of Liverpool that she could hear the sports star's mum shouting his name in the street.Describing Wayne, she said: "Cheeky, full of confidence, always up to something. "I always remember he used to hang around by where I lived and every now and again you’d get his mum shouting up and down the street, ‘Wayne!'"Coleen also explained how close she is with the Rooney cohort too, given their families grew up together.She went on: "I am best friends with Wayne’s cousin Claire.

Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli's controversial red card against Wolves. The 20-year-old forward received the first red card of his career after Michael Oliver showed him two yellows in quick succession.Martinelli pushed Daniel Podence as he took a throw-in and then barged into the back of Chiquinho moments later to commit a second bookable offence which saw him sent off. Oliver's decision to give the Brazilian ace his marching orders sparked debate on social media - and BT Sport pundits Keown and Lescott couldn't agree on the matter either.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs the first film from the director of “Amélie” in nearly a decade, “Bigbug” is kind of a big deal. Sadly, it’s also a big disappointment — easily the most obnoxious Netflix original in some time, owing to the company’s trust in a director whose overactive imagination demands some kind of boundaries.At precisely the moment pandemic-confined audiences want to get out and breathe fresh air, Jean-Pierre Jeunet gives them a suffocating scenario in which a squabbling French family is trapped in their retro-modern home with several android assistants.

sleep after having sex, then you may be interested to hear that there's an actual scientific reason to it.And it's all to do with your brain chemicals.Considering that most people have sex in a bed, it's understandable that the body would associate this with sleep.Most couples also tend to have sex either at night or maybe in the morning.During both of these times, it's likely that you will be more naturally tired.However, Melinda Wenner, of Scienceline, told Live Science that there is a bigger reason than just mere object association and time.During sex, the brain releases a mixture of brain chemicals.

Tom Brady has been tipped to make a hasty return to the NFL after experiencing a few months of being "bossed around" at home by supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen. The legendary quarterback called time on his career last week after several days of intense speculation over his future in the game.

JYP Entertainment has expanded its existing partnership with US-based label Republic Records.According to a report by Billboard, the South Korean company has opted to expand its existing strategic partnership with Republic Records, which is owned by Universal Music Group. The two companies first started the partnership in 2020, where they foucsed on the international expansion of girl group TWICE.JYP Entertainment and Republic Records’ partnership will now extend to include two more of the K-pop giant’s acts – namely Stray Kids and ITZY – in their plan for promotions outside of South Korea.Both groups will also be receiving support from Republic Records’ subsidiary independent label Imperial, which had previously helped to launch and market TWICE’s recent records since the JYP-Republic partnership had launched.“We are beyond delighted to move forward with Republic Records, the most outstanding label in the United States, in developing the major artist roster of the two companies’ hereafter, starting with the successful kickoff TWICE has brought,” JYP Entertainment CEO Jimmy Jeong told Billboard of the expansion.“We have absolute confidence that, together, we will lead the rapidly changing music industry from both in and out, alongside our prominent artists’ creations,” Jeong added.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs the first film from the director of “Amélie” in nearly a decade, “Big Bug” is kind of a big deal. Sadly, it’s also a big disappointment — easily the most obnoxious Netflix original in some time, owing to the company’s trust in a director whose overactive imagination demands some kind of boundaries.At precisely the moment pandemic-confined audiences want to get out and breathe fresh air, Jean-Pierre Jeunet gives them a suffocating scenario in which a squabbling French family is trapped in their retro-modern home with several android assistants.

Arsenal for their celebrations in the wake of their win over his side on Thursday night.The midfielder played all 90 minutes as the Gunners claimed the three points from their trip to Molineux, moving them above Manchester United in the Premier League table.Arsenal defender Gabriel scored the only goal of the game after 25 minutes when he bundled in Alexandre Lacazette's flick-on.The visitors were also forced to play with 10 men for the final 20 minutes of the game, with Gabriel Martinelli sent off after committing two bookable offences within five seconds.Despite their one-man advantage during that period, Wolves were unable to find a way past Aaron Ramsdale in the Arsenal goal.When Michael Oliver blew the final whistle the Gunners players celebrated wildly, something that Neves has taken issue with.Speaking in his post-match interview, the Portuguese star aimed a savage dig at the visitors for the manner of their celebrations, claiming it shows the level they are on.“We did well but we are struggling to score goals and conceding a lot on set-pieces,” Neves said.Who was your man of the match from Arsenal's win at Wolves? Let us know in the comments section...“With their goal there is some doubt about whether it was a foul or not but that's football. We are used to these decisions.“We need to improve a lot on scoring goals because we are creating chances but we're not good enough in that part of the game.“I can accept the decision about their goal but in some games they give it and in some games they don't.

Foo Fighters have shared the video for their recent song from the new Fraggle Rock revival series – you can watch it below.Dave Grohl and co. released ‘Fraggle Rock Rock’ last month as part of the official soundtrack to Apple TV+’s Back To The Rock, which features guest stars such as Ed Helms (The Office) and Kenan Thompson (Saturday Night Live).Arriving yesterday (February 10), the official visuals for the track see the band performing in a packed-out venue as Uncle Traveling Matt invades the stage.

Irina Shayk has been working alongsideRiccardo Tisci on an ad campaign in recent days: he's the chief creative officer at Burberry.And from the sounds of her most recent Instagram post, the in-demand supermodel may very well have just wrapped up her recent promo push and headed out on a holiday.'She's MIA …,' the Russian-born beauty captioned two new photos of herself decked out in black leather and a revealing bikini top, along with a palm tree emoji. Showing some 'tude: Irina Shayk, 36, struck a couple of confident poses in front of a colorful backdrop decked out in a black leather ensemble matched with a bikini topThe palm tree emoji and the MIA reference may be a sign thatShayk (born Irina Valeryevna Shaykhlislamova) may now be 'missing in action' in a tropical destination.In the photos, the 36-year-old top model stood up in front of a colorful backdrop with shades of black, white, yellow, orange and gray.

Albian Ajeti was hit with a two game ban for diving. Ajeti is adjudged to have conned ref Kevin Clancy when winning a penalty in Tuesday’s 4-0 thumping of Kilmarnock.

Alex Dyer. The Rugby Park side are scrambling to replace the Englishman after a 3-2 defeat to St Johnstone last weekend proved the final straw on his tenure.

Kilmarnock boss – but he was here for one heck of a ride. He assisted Steve Clarke during one of the club’s most successful spells ever, and he stood in for the now Scotland gaffer, who had a touchline ban, when Killie picked up that famous 2-1 win over Rangers to secure third spot and Europa League football.

Scott Brown will discover on Thursday if he is to face retrospective punishment for a clash with Kilmarnock’s Aaron Tshibola on Tuesday night. understands a three man panel of former grade one referees will study TV footage of the flashpoint which was captured on camera during Celtic 's 4-0 romp at Rugby Park.

Kilmarnock legend Kris Boyd says the Rugby Park players need to wake up and realise they're in a relegation fight.The former Killie and Rangers striker sympathises with Alex Dyer, who left the club on Saturday, but says the players need to do more ahead of their clash with Celtic tonight.Speaking to Sky Sports, Boyd said: "I'm not surprised [he's left] but I do feel sorry for Alex in a way."I think with Kilmarnock everything seems to be judged on Steve Clarke's level of success."Killie should be fighting for the top six and still have a chance to do that but when you look back at it, they had only 10 wins during Alex's time in charge."Boyd added: "He knows it's a results business."But I don't pinpoint Alex and think he's the main reason for

Celtic but it's a new month now and yesterday's big signing at least signalled a club that haven't quite given up on the season yet. The introduction of Jonjoe Kenny in a Deadline Day loan move from Everton is a good piece of business even if it has done little to lift the mood of a fed-up support.

Stephen Robinson both in the frame.The Rugby Park board will meet to plot a way forward after the weekend dismissal of Alex Dyer who paid the price for a run of eight defeats in their last 11 games.That 3-2 home loss to St Johnstone proved to be the final straw for Killie owner Billy Bowie, who will lead a recruitment process to find a replacement.Ex-Saints boss Wright is understood to be keen on the post and set to be high on the wanted list.Ex-Motherwell boss Robinson is also looking for a quickfire return to the Premiership.Record Sport under-stands the Irishman’s interest in the job has been registered but any appointment would impact his Fir Park severance package.The 46-year-old has still to receive his final pay-off from the

Kilmarnock boss.The East Ayrshire side announced the 55-year-old's departure by mutual consent a couple of hours after the 3-2 loss to the Perth outfit at Rugby Park.Killie looked set for a vital three points thanks to first-half goals from Chris Burke and Aaron Tshibola.However, the Betfred Cup finalists pulled off a stunning comeback and netted three times in the space of 19 second-half minutes.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live

St Johnstone fightback with a scintillating winner. The midfield kid produced a spectacular long-range strike to cap a brilliant victory for the Betfred Cup finalists.

Kilmarnock have been hit with a blow ahead of their clash with St Johnstone tomorrow.

Kilmarnock is like a second home to him.This season he was lured back to Rugby Park for his third spell – this time permanently.When he first arrived in Ayrshire he was a 23-year-old on loan from Aston Villa with a £5 million price tag hanging over him.But now he is more mature after a couple of underwhelming moves to Belgium and Portugal, and at the age of 26, he knows it’s time to knuckle-down and focus on his career.The midfielder said: “Kilmarnock has always been a great place for me, not just on the pitch but off of it too.“It’s a very warm place to be, I feel comfortable being in Kilmarnock.“On the field I have had a lot of opportunities to go and express myself and show what I can do.“Last time Steve Clarke was here who I’ve worked