David Seaman talks Paul Gascoigne nicking Euro 96 glory with "perfect" goal vs Scotland

Penn Badgley doesn’t tweet that often, but he took to his social media page this week to post a rare message.

Yet another actress from the buzzy HBO series Euphoria has stepped forward to talk about nude scenes.

London’s O2 have been postponed after the venue suffered damage due to Storm Eunice. Large parts of the O2’s roof were ripped off in the storm meaning Friday night’s show by AP Dhillon also had to be postponed. Dave took to Instagram to confirm: ‘Not the best news, The O2 have told us Monday and Tuesday’s shows can’t happen because of the storm and the roof. ‘We are doing everything we can to reschedule the shows to play as soon as possible. Right now we do not know when The O2 arena will be open again for events but they’ve told us it shouldn’t be long at all.‘I’ll release another statement on Monday but it should be very soon.’The O2’s official Twitter account added: ‘Following the adverse weather conditions & The O2’s short closure, @Santandave1’s headline shows at The O2 arena, due to take place on Mon 21 and Tues 22 Feb, have now been postponed to allow time for the site to be event ready.’Following the adverse weather conditions & The O2âs short closure, @Santandave1âs headline shows at The O2 arena, due to take place on Mon 21 and Tues 22 Feb, have now been postponed to allow time for the site to be event ready.

Manchester United are reportedly starting to accept that bringing Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford has done more damage than good.Ronaldo left Juventus last summer, and he received a heroes welcome when he touched down in Manchester, even notching twice on his debut.However, seven months later, according to reports, Ronaldo is at the centre of a storm of dressing room politics and poor performances.According to the Sunday Mirror, Ronaldo could walk away from United, for a second time, should the Red Devils not qualify for the Champions League.And United will not stand in the way of the Portuguese star.The report claims that the feeling inside of United is that Ronaldo has become a sideshow.It was hoped that Ronaldo could fire United back into Premier League contention, and with it a good showing in the Champions League.But, at 37, Ronaldo has started to show his age with inconsistent performances for Ralf Rangnick's side.And Ronaldo has often proved to be the weak cog in Rangnick's pressing machine. Do you think Ronaldo's return to United has been a success? Let us know in the comments section United are currently facing a mass exodus over the summer.Edinson Cavani, who looked set to leave last summer, will move on from Old Trafford this summer - with a return to South America looking likely.While Anthony Martial is keen not to return to Manchester after impressing on loan at Sevilla.Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, and Juan Mata will all be out of contract in June too.

Tottenham Hotspur, according to former Spurs star Dimitar Berbatov.Conte got off to a flyer as Spurs boss, but he has struggled in recent weeks - despite a massive victory against Manchester City on Saturday.And Berbatov has suggested that Conte has been afforded the freedom he wants in the transfer market.Berbatov claimed that Conte prefers players that are ready-made for success, but Daniel Levy prefers signing younger players.And the Bulgarian has suggested promises may have been broken to facilitate Conte's needs in the transfer market."I read Conte's comments about Tottenham's transfer approach," Berbatov told Betfair."The Italian pointing out that the club like to buy young and develop, and not getting in 'ready-made' players."Which for him is a problem because he wants to - and knows how to - get results here and now."But this is something you need to discuss before you come to the club. What have you thought of Conte's tenure at Spurs? Let us know in the comments section "This should have been clear from the beginning. Maybe they did have these conversations, and a promise has not been kept."I sincerely hope not, and I hope this is not going to be a big problem for Spurs."Conte is a great coach, a winning coach, and I want to see him win a trophy at the club."This can't be another Mourinho situation."Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

UFO flying over Hawaii at the start of this week. It has been reported that "many witnesses" noticed the peculiar object hovering over the island of Oahu on Tuesday, February 12.According to UFO Sightings Daily, F-22 jets were caught responding to a series of reports, which said the object was seen stationary for a period of time.

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Former England legend Paul ‘Gazza’ Gascoigne sky-rocketed to fame as a result of his prowess on the pitch.This month marks 25 years since Paul’s famous dentist’s chair goal celebration during the England vs Scotland match in Euro '96. And as we're on the edge of our seats during the all-important matches, Paul too will be cheering along from his luxury seaside flat in Poole, Dorset.

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England on Friday to make up for Euro 96 - but we’ve got it covered.The spoon-botherer has vowed to use his psychic powers to secure victory for the Scots in the massive Euro 2020 showdown at Wembley.Uri is backing the Tartan Army because he is still wracked with guilt about his actions during Euro 96.The 74-year-old claimed to have used his mind to move the ball just before Scotland’s Gary McAllister missed his penalty in the tie between the two nations - just seconds before Paul Gascoigne’s iconic goal down the other end on England’s way to a 2-0 win.However, your Daily Star has produced a special "mystical" tin foil hat readers can wear to try and halt the Israeli-Brit illusionist’s "energy".He is interfering after years of alleged

Paul Gascoigne has responded to comparisons between himself and Manchester City star Phil Foden, declaring: "I can beat everyone with my eyes shut, and that’s with a bottle of whiskey inside of us as well."As an attacking midfielder, Foden's playing style has sparked comparisons to Gazza and things went one step further when he dyed his hair blond ahead of Euro 2020, just as Gascoigne did for Euro 96.However, when asked about the comparisons to Foden by former England goalkeeper David Seaman on his Seaman Says podcast, Gascoigne replied: "No one compares to me."I can beat everyone with my eyes shut, and that’s with a bottle of whiskey inside of us as well and a couple of Bacardi breezers."Gascoigne has previously praised Foden, telling the

Paul Gascoigne has opened up about his time in the jungle on the Italian version of I'm A Celeb - and says he now wants to star in the UK version of the ITV jungle show.The England footie legend, 53, appeared on survival show L’Isola dei Famosi - known as the Italian version of I'm A Celeb - earlier this year. The soccer star had to drop out in April following a nasty shoulder injury wherein he dislocated his shoulder in one of the TV challenges and had to be airlifted to hospital.

Paul Gascoigne has opened up about I'm A Celeb Italy being the perfect therapy after he was forced to ditch coffee and cigarettes while enduring gruelling challenges in Honduras.

Football legend Paul Gascoigne was a great signing for the Italian version of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, which he filmed this Spring. From jumping out of a helicopter, to going without his beloved ciggies and coffee, it was certainly a challenge for the 54-year-old.

As the country buzzes with Euro-themed excitement, we thought it was the perfect time to catch up with former England legend Paul Gascoigne. In a raw and honest interview exclusively for OK! VIP members, Paul addressed his "ups and downs," opened up about enjoying a quieter life and reflected on his infamous dentist's chair celebration at Euros '96.

Paul Gascoigne's 'dentist chair' celebration in 96, or Danish star Nicklas Bendtner flashing his infamous Paddy Power underpants - prompting a €100,000 fine from UEFA.The best tournaments are often littered with players who show very little regard for major tournament etiquette, sparking headlines for a variety of reasons, whether they be right or wrong.Luckily, Euro 2020 boasts an abundance of these kind of rebels playing for a number of different nations, many of whom may not be instantly recognisable to British fans just yet, but if their previous is anything to go by - some of these names will be sparking fierce debate over the course of the summer.With that being said, Daily Star Sport looks at nine of the wildest unknown mavericks set

Paul Gascoigne has come out in support of Prince Harry, who he called the "next Gazza".

PAUL Gascoigne says he loves outspoken Prince Harry — and rates him the “next Gazza”. The woke Duke was blasted by Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher this week.

England thrashing Germany 5-1 in 2001 are among football’s most iconic moments, according to a poll of fans.A study of 2,000 football-loving Brits ranked England’s 1966 World Cup win as top of the pile, while Gordon Banks’ seemingly impossible save from Pele against Brazil in 1970 also made the top five.England’s eventful clash against Argentina at France 98 provided two top 20 moments including David Beckham’s infamous red card, as well as Michael Owen’s incredible solo strike.And Gareth Southgate, who was involved that night, will be hoping for better luck this summer as his penalty miss in Euro 96 also made the top 20.Paul Gascoigne’s unforgettable strike against Scotland and Zidane’s headbutt in the 2006 World Cup final both also

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