Emmerdale newcomer Louise Jameson reveals she has been on the soap before

Manchester United and and Tottenham during his iconic player, Sheringham became the latest in a long list of elite players who ended up seeing out their playing days in wildly underwhelming circumstances.But, on his 56th birthday, where does Sheringham rank alongside some of Europe's biggest names? From midfield enforcers who went from the Camp Nou to Barnet, and a double record-breaker who ended up dropping into the Championship in his mid-30s, Daily Star Sport takes a look at some of the biggest names in football who have ended up closing out their all-star careers in the naffest way.Sheringham had more than this fair share of clubs during his illustrious playing days - but he ended up seeing out his days with Colchester in the Championship. The ever-green forward penned a one-year deal at the age of 41 to make the U's the tenth and final club of his career.Sheringham bagged four goals in 20 games for the Essex outfit - and couldn't prevent them from slipping back into the third tier at the end of the season.

Russia’s leadership.The announcement, prompted by international sanctions over the war in Ukraine, is a major blow for the future of space exploration. The space station needs constant maintenance to maintain a stable orbit, and without Russia's contribution could have to be decommissioned far sooner than originally planned.Rogozin said: 'Sanctions from the US, Canada, the European Union and Japan are aimed at blocking financial, economic and production activities of our high-tech enterprises.

Bruno Fernandes has insisted that he doesn't want to see Juan Mata leave Manchester United anytime soon after telling supporters that he wants to take the shirt number of the veteran midfielder at some point in the future. Fernandes wore No 8 for each of this three seasons in Portugal with Sporting Lisbon, but was forced to take 18 after moving to Old Trafford because the iconic shirt number had worn by Mata since his move from Chelsea in 2014.

Myleene Klass opened up and got tearful about her tragic miscarriages, after suffering a total of four.Speaking at the W Channel Spring Launch, to celebrate the Channel moving onto Freeview (Channel 25) and Freesat (Channel 156) from Monday, March 28, Myleene shared her thoughts with the Daily Star.Myleene wiped an incoming tear and said: "Even now, it's not going to be easy to talk about with anybody."it's not as you plan it, you have an idea and when you're growing up but as you get older but it's certainly not the case. If it's one in four pregnancies, you think of the thousands of women it's happening to every single month.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker called out Dragons' Den star Sara Davies for her April Fool's prank.The Strictly star posted a photo of herself getting a tattoo on April 1 which some celebrity faces fell for.However, the BBC news anchor wasn't one of them and was quick to jump into the comment section. The pair starred alongside each other in the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing and became good pals during their stint on the show.

Charley Webb was told she left fans feeling 'sad' as she enjoyed a reunion with some of her Emmerdale co-stars.

Emmerdale next week.The cheerful Woolpack chef will undergo a serious health battle in order to raise awareness of the warning signs that come before a stroke and to shed light on how the condition can impact others.The long-running ITV soap will focus primarily on Marlon (Mark Charnock) and tell the narrative from his character’s perspective.Marlon's harrowing story has been produced with the support of the charity, the Stroke Association, who has worked closely with Emmerdale’s scriptwriters, research and production teams in order to provide a realistic portrayal.The story will also explore how Marlon's diagnosis will affect his loved ones and the wider community.Commenting on the scenes, Emmerdale Producer, Laura Shaw said: "Warm, witty and kindhearted Marlon is undoubtedly one of Emmerdale's most loved characters and with Mark Charnock's sheer skill, craft and incredible range, it felt totally right to play such an incredibly important story as this, with Marlon highlighting that a stroke can happen at any time and showing the catastrophic consequences it can have on the person affected and their whole family."Laura also shared her disbelief regarding the number of stroke survivors in the UK.She added: "When we first started researching this storyline I was shocked by the stark statistics that the UK alone has 1.3 million stroke survivors, so we knew we wanted to do those people and their families justice by showing the raw reality of a stroke as truthfully and honestly as we could."Laura added that extensive research was done in order to reflect the painful reality that many stroke survivors go through.The soap producer explained: "As the story unfolds, we follow the tragic and heartbreaking long-lasting

Emmerdale's Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) is set to be part of a heartbreaking storyline in upcoming episodes when he has a life-threatening stroke. The ITV soap wants to raise awareness of the warning signs that come before a stroke and the storyline will focus on from Marlon's perspective.

Emmerdale fans were first introduced to mysterious newcomer Marcus Dean (Darcy Gray) last month.He first arrived in the village after being contacted by Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry), who had a message from Marcus' father Pierce Harris for him.Marcus was later contacted by Vanessa Woodfield (Michelle Hardwick) posing as Rhona, telling him it was a mistake and that she had never reached out to him.Marcus later showed up in the village and he and Rhona discovered Vanessa's deceit.Rhona and Marcus talked and opened up about their experiences with evil Pierce.Marcus considered going to see his dad but, before he had the chance to, he got a call from the prison informing him that Pierce had died.He later met up with solicitor Ethan Anderson (Emile John) at Café Main Street to discuss his fathers will.Emmerdale spoilers have revealed that Ethan and Marcus will grow closer in upcoming scenes despite Rhona trying to interfere in their relationship.While fans believe Marcus' dad is evil rapist Pierce, there maybe more than meets the eye with the character.Bookies have Marcus to be exposed as not Pierce Harris' biological son at 7/2.Alex Apati of Ladbrokes told Daily Star: "Things are far from over in Marcus' story, and at this point we can't confidently rule out a parental shock in the coming weeks and months."Could Marcus be related to another villager?Not much has been mentioned about Marcus' mum since his arrival.Sharing their thoughts online, one fan of the ITV soap seemed to think that Marcus' mum could be Tess Harris (Nee Merton), who previously had an affair with fan favourite Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt).Jumping onto Twitter, one curious fan questioned: "Is Marcus Tess' son?"Tess was Pierce's first wife - so it does make sense

Emmerdale this week, as her mother Mary arrived unexpectedly in the village.While Marlon Dingle attempted to propose to Rhona, Mary made her shock entrance - but why?With Rhona and Mary's relationship already strained, what will this mean for Rhona's life in the village? Viewers will have to wait and see.Rhona has had quite a few unexpected surprises recently, particularly following the arrival of her son Marcus Dean.However, Rhona actress Zoe Henry's life is far less dramatic - including a sweet bond with her onscreen mum, marriage to her Emmerdale co-star and living at her stunning Yorkshire home.

Emmerdale fans appeared like they couldn't be more pleased when they spotted the soap's 'new trio'.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out a sinister twist involving Rhona Goskirk's mother Mary on the ITV soap. Only recently, Mary, played by EastEnders star Louise Jameson, "burst onto the scene" and has already ruffled feathers in the village.

Rhona Goskirk got quite the surprise at the start of this week when her mum appeared in the village.

Emmerdale, after her mother Mary arrives in the village.As Marlon prepares to propose to Rhona, their happy moment is unexpectedly cut short by Mary - but why is Mary here? And what is in store for Rhona next?Speaking about her arrival on the soap, Mary Goskirk actress Louise Jameson said in a statement: "It feels like such a gift to be welcomed into the Emmerdale cast. Playing Zoe’s on screen mum is the icing on the cake."To celebrate Mary's arrival in the dales, Daily Star takes a look inside actress Louise Jameson's life - from her Doctor Who stint to her job as a prison visitor.Emmerdale fans were recently delighted when Louise Jameson arrived in Emmerdale as Rhona Goskirk's mum Mary, but many viewers may not know that this is actually the actresses' second time in the village.Louise was one of the soap's original residents, Sharon Crosswaite, who was the cousin of Annie Sugden - and daughter to Beryl and Ronnie Crosswaite.Sharon was also the first dales resident to be murdered in the soap in 1973.Her Emmerdale debut was one of the actresses' first roles, with Louise telling The Mirror that she was delighted to return as a new character, saying: "When I was in Emmerdale in the early 1970s, it was one of my first ever jobs.

Emmerdale fans will get to see former EastEnders star Louise Jameson make her debut in the ITV soap as Mary – Rhona Goskirk's (Zoe Henry) mother. Ahead of her Dales debut this Monday (7 March), Louise shared a first look snap of her in Mary's hair and makeup to her 32K Twitter followers.The shot showed her wearing a glowy makeup look with a cream beret matched with lots of patterned clothing. She captioned the picture: "Photo and make up courtesy of Scott Beszick...

Emmerdale has cast EastEnders star Louise Jameson as Rhona Goskirk's mother Mary on the ITV soap. In upcoming scenes, Mary will "burst onto the scene just in time to interrupt a very important moment in Rhona’s life".The hit ITV soap has teased: "No nonsense Mary has a strained relationship with her daughter who has always felt she was never good enough for her mother.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out a plan for Laurel Thomas to keep Mulberry Cottage after Kim Tate announced she was selling it. Only recently, Laurel has been struggling to look for a new property after she was unable to get a mortgage to buy her home off Kim due to Jai Sharma forging a loan application in her name.

EastEnders actress Louise Jameson has revealed the total transformation she underwent in the hair department in order to land her role as Mary Goskirk in Emmerdale.The star has bragged that since she made the change, offers have been rolling in.Louise, 70, has decided to let her locks go naturally white, which has given her some fantastic results. Many actresses of a certain age feel the need to dye their hair for fear that the roles might start to dry up once they look “too old”, but for Louise the opposite has happened. Since embracing her natural hair colour, the actress has enjoyed countless job offers, including one to join Emmerdale. The star made her debut on the ITV soap last night, portraying the domineering mother of Rhona Goskirk (Zoë Henry).Mary spoke to the Mirror about her life-changing decision to embrace the grey ahead of her new role.“It’s extraordinary, but literally, since I’ve stopped dyeing my hair, there’s been lots of work coming in.

Emmerdale fans went wild over a subtle matching pyjama scene on Monday night as Marlon Dingle finally discovered the truth about newcomer Marcus Dean. Earlier this year, Marcus, who is the son of the rapist and killer Pierce Harris, showed up in the village after learning that his father was dying and has since been sorting out his will following the evil character's death.

Emmerdale viewers will be introduced to Rhona Goskirk's mum Mary in upcoming scenes.The village vet has always had a strained relationship with her mother and is left gobsmacked when she arrives in the village just as she proposes to Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock)Mary actress Louise Jameson has opened up about joining the cast of the ITV soap and opened up about her close bond with her on-screen daughter away from the village.She said: "Zoe Henry, who plays Rhona, comes from the exactly same place as me in Essex."We have a lot in common with each other which is a wonderful coincidence so we can really identify as mother and daughter."We've both played in the same parks and same forest growing up."I think she's fantastic on and off screen and I feel blessed to be paired up with her really."Emmerdale have a buddy scheme and she's my buddy so I feel like I've struck gold."Louise went on to tease what fans can expect from the Emmerdale village newcomer.She said "Mary is very much a push-pull character."I think she probably suffers from narcissistic personality disorder as most of her sentences start with "I"."Mary is going to get her fingers in as many pies as possible."She's got an opinion on everything that should be happening in the village rather than what could be happening in the village."Mary and Rhona push each other's buttons a lot of the time like a lot of mothers and daughters. However, when push comes to shove they've got each others backs."I hope that will be what becomes very apparent to our audience.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out a new sinister twist involving newcomer Marcus Dean as he continues to keep in contact with Rhona Goskirk. Earlier this year, Marcus, who is the son of the rapist and killer Pierce Harris, showed up in the village after learning that his father was dying and has since been sorting out his will following the evil character's death. During Monday's instalment, Marcus delivered the news to Rhona that Pierce had left her a large amount of money in his will as she refused to touch a penny of it.