Every word Roy Keane said in infamous MUTV rant 24 years on from channel's TV debut

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left utterly horrified as this week's exit result was leaked online, with some even threatening to never watch the BBC show again if it were true. The star is set to follow Kaye Adams and will become the second star to depart the BBC One show in emotional scenes set to air during Sunday night's result show. The person leaving has already been leaked online, with gutted fans taking to Twitter to share their disappointment that the star is packing their bags just three weeks in.

READ MORE: Updates from Strictly's Movie Week as 14 remaining couples take to the floor Last week saw Loose Women star Kaye Adams bow out of the competition with her dance partner Kai Widdrington - who last year made it into the final with TV presenter Aj Odudu before she withdrew due to a severe ankle injury. But head judge Shirley was unimpressed with the result, and disagreed with her fellow judges who chose to save Bros singer Matt Goss after the dreaded dance off.

It’s time to get those thinking caps on again because TV’s favourite guessing game – The Masked Dancer – is back for a new series. Joel Dommett has returned to front the show, as 12 more mystery celebrities don some elaborate costumes and bust a move, in their bid to outwit judges Jonathan Ross, Oti Mabuse, new judge Peter Crouch and Davina McCall – as well as try and baffle the folks at home.

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Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral and came to embody a nation’s gratitude and loyalty to their Monarch. When the late Queen Elizabeth’s funeral cortege arrived at Windsor Castle for the last act of her long goodbye last month, her fell pony Emma was there to greet her. The late Queen's groom Terry Pendry looped her riding headscarf through Emma's saddle as they both said farewell.

@booksaremybag Bookshop day!48Hrs - Target reached - People are incredible pic. twitter. com/5bmL86TGsYMs Fridd, whose husband Dan, 47, works at Edelweiss, a company that provides support to independent bookshops and publishers, added that she has "cried at every single donation from one pound to the £5,000 because we know people are struggling and we're struggling a bit as well".

Rio Ferdinand has admitted that he was fully aware of just how good a player Manchester City were signing when Carlos Tevez moved to the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson to 'f*** off' in a row over Wayne Rooney's selection in England's 2006 World Cup squad despite him being injured. Rooney was famously picked by the Swedish boss despite fracturing a metatarsal bone in his right foot against Chelsea two months before the tournament, to the fury of his club manager.David Dein, a former vice-chairman of the Football Association and known for his long association with Arsenal, played a part in Eriksson getting the England job - and only once recalls seeing him angry. READ MORE: Legendary boss Sir Alex Ferguson used 'strange' tactic whenever Man Utd played Arsenal Dein explained how the only time he saw Eriksson annoyed was during a phone conversation with Ferguson, giving his side of the story in his new book Calling the Shots: How to Win in Football and Life. He recalls: "Fergie was furious that Wayne Rooney was going to play at the World Cup, with England gambling on his recovery from a broken metatarsal."'You’re finished,' he screamed.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the richest athletes on the planet, and there isn't much that the 37-year-old can't buy.However, Manchester United is currently one of them as according to the Daily Mail, the Glazer family are considering selling the club for £3.75billion. Ronaldo may be rich, but he doesn't have that kind of cash in the bank just yet.Ronaldo has a stunning net worth of £475m, but after his small salary decrease at United he is raking in £26.25m for every season he's at the club.

Rio Ferdinand hated the thought of playing for Manchester United when he was an up-and-coming star at West Ham.Three years prior to his multi-million move to Old Trafford, the defender said he told a United fan that he would "never" play for Sir Alex Ferguson's side, though admitted his stance was born out of jealousy."Frank Lampard and I went to Magaluf one year, it was FA Cup final weekend and Manchester United were playing Newcastle," Ferdinand said speaking on William Hill’s Stripped Podcast.READ MORE: The Queen told Sir Alex Ferguson no one would repeat Man Utd's historic treble"I was in the toilet and a United fan came up to me and went 'I bet you’d love to play for us, wouldn’t you?' and I went 'never would I play for Man United ever, dead team, no chance.' "That was because I was jealous as they just kept winning."Ferdinand became the world's most expensive defender a year later after Leeds paid £18m to bring him to Elland Road, though it wasn't long before he was glancing enviously at the red half of Manchester again.Where does Rio Ferdinand rank among the greatest Premier League centre backs? Let us know what you think in the comments section below."I first spoke to Sir Alex [Ferguson] during the 2002 World Cup. I played well in the tournament and I remember I was speaking to some of his players like Nicky Butt and they were saying 'you’ve got to come to Man United, it’s bigger than being with England'," Ferdinand added."My whole being of being a footballer was winning and up to that point I hadn’t won anything.

Queen's death following her passing at the age of 96.The ranting talkSPORT regular claimed racism was 'allowed to thrive' during the 70-year reign within just minutes of the Royal Family's announcement.The extraordinary tweet by the ex-England winger sparked an angry backlash - including from his radio colleague Simon Jordan who posted a reply on Twitter.Sinclair, 49, wrote - alongside the hashtag #queen: "Racism was outlawed in England in the 60's & its been allowed to thrive so why should black & brown mourn!!"READ MORE: Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96 as entire nation in mourningBut the explosive post garnered a furious response from followers on Twitter including former Crystal Palace owner Jordan, 54.Simon Jordan hit back: "Trev.

Arsenal star Bacary Sagna has joked he will "change the channel" when Tottenham are on in the Champions League this season.Sagna, 39, featured over 250 times for the Gunners during a seven-year stint at the Emirates Stadium and was part of the 2014 FA Cup-winning side that ended nine years without silverware by besting Hull City 3-2 under the Wembley Arch after extra-time.Speaking to Betway ahead of the opening round of Champions League fixtures, the former France international admitted it was difficult to accept Tottenham competing against the crème de la crème whilst Arsenal are battling it out in Europe's second-tier tournament.READ MORE: Samir Nasri fires Sir Alex Ferguson dig at Man Utd after Arsenal's Old Trafford defeat"I don’t want to hear about Tottenham," quipped Sagna to Betway when asked how upsetting it is to see Spurs going strong under Antonio Conte. "No, only joking.

Arsenal and Manchester United’s infamous bust-up story in 2005.The two Premier League rivals went head to head in a fierce encounter which ended 4-2 in favour of United at Highbury during the 2004/05 season. But the match is arguably better known for the two sides’ fiery captains clashing in the tunnel before kick-off.The camera was live and waiting for the players to line up alongside referee Graham Poll, only for a moody Vieira to appear with team-mate Pascal Cygan calming him down. Seconds later a furious, red-faced Keane stormed behind him barking "shut your mouth", with only Poll standing in the way in what could have turned violent.READ MORE: Samir Nasri fires Sir Alex Ferguson dig at Man Utd after Arsenal's Old Trafford defeatRed Devils legend and pundit Neville previously explained what triggered the incident, saying: “I just remember in these footsteps behind me Vieira shouting ‘Neville, Neville, you’re not going to kick our players out on the pitch’.

Manchester United made it four wins on the spin thanks to a pulsating 3-1 victory over Arsenal at Old Trafford.

Former Manchester United duo Roy Keane and Gary Neville believe the Reds' transformation in fortunes has been triggered by Erik ten Hag forcing his players to run in sweltering conditions in the aftermath of their 4-0 defeat to Brentford last month.

Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen got a first hand insight into Roy Keane's grudge holding capabilities. Eriksen showed all of his quality and talent in United’s 3-1 victory over Arsenal at Old Trafford. The Dane was named man of the match after a truly mesmerising display at the heart of the United midfield.Unfortunately, the former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder’s performance against the north Londoners, was not enough to heal one of Keane’s greatest woundings - Denmark’s 5-1 victory over Ireland in the 2017 World Cup Play-Offs.

Roy Keane has showed some compassion for his biggest rivals Arsenal after naming his favourite Manchester United game. There were happier times at Old Trafford when the midfielder was captain, picking up Premier League titles for fun under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Roy Keane has given his seal of approval to the work Erik ten Hag is currently doing at Manchester United.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has revealed that his mum "hates" his beard and that he only keeps it through sheer laziness.Keane's face was as smooth as a baby's bottom during his playing days, but that has all changed in recent years. A couple of years ago, the Irishman began sporting black and grey bushy facial hair, a look now synonymous with the 51-year-old.The former United captain's beard is currently looking as resplendent as ever, and it was the subject of intense questioning during an appearance by Keane on the 90min Football YouTube channel.