Fraser Hornby hailed as perfect Aberdeen replacement for Sam Cosgrove and urged to push for Scotland Euros spot

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A man fighting for his life in hospital after being hit by a car on a Scots street was mowed down a a dark-coloured Porsche.

abusive relationship and hired a bodyguard began to find herself falling in love with him – and now they're happily married with children. Elise Stevens, 35, was left petrified for her and her 13-year-old daughter's safety after she escaped her ex-partner in November 2008.

Gemma Collins has revealed she was scared of being "locked up" if people found out about her self-harming.The TOWIE star also feared she was going to be placed in a mental asylum for the rest of her life - away from her family and friends.Gemma, 41, has recently spoken out about her mental health struggles ahead of her new Channel 4 documentary - Gemma Collins: Self Harm and Me - which will explore her mental health battles.Speaking to The Mirror, The GC said she felt like she couldn't tell anyone about her self-harming issue because she felt like she would be isolated from her nearest and dearest.She said: "So when I started self-harming I couldn’t tell anyone because I was thinking I’m going to get locked up, not going to see my family or friends and I’m going to be in a mental asylum my whole life."Gemma explained that she revealed her self-harming to her parents - who were left shocked by their teenage daughter.She went on: "My parents were in the kitchen and I just walked in. I think I’d done it before, but it was a bit of a cry for help.

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Jurgen Klopp’s side to secure the points and keep the deficit between themselves and the reigning Premier League champions to nine points.While the Brazilian midfielder was the one with the goalscoring touch, it was the heroics of Alisson Becker in the Liverpool goal who really ensured the points went home with the Merseysiders.The Brazilian made four crucial saves in the first half from Jay Rodriguez and Burnley summer signing Wout Weghorst.However, Sean Dyche’s side were the ones who were left to rue their missed opportunities – Daily Star Sport takes a look at four things Klopp got right against BurnleyFor the first time since their 2-2 home draw against Brighton and Hove Albion in October, Klopp deployed the terrifying trio of Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah, and Roberto Firmino all together in the same frontline.This was the most surprising decision the German made, considering Diogo Jota’s impressive form in the absence of Salah and Mane.Jota has operated in the ‘hole’ beautifully, and even scored an impressive brace in the Reds’ 2-0 home victory against Leicester City. However, Burnley’s assertive and aggressive defending style called for the subtlety and unpredictability of Firmino, rather than the agility and speed of Jota.And the Brazilian was a strong focal point at the spearhead of Liverpool’s attack, finding space in-between the Clarets’ midfield and defence, and providing Salah and Mane with a perfect back board.Like Mane and Salah, Firmino’s contract is also set to expire in the summer of 2023 - Liverpool supporters will surely hope the club pens him to a new deal.

Hibs to blast Aberdeen back into third spot this weekend.Fraser Hornby and Callum Hendry both made their debuts in the midweek defeat to Livingston, while the Dons are also keeping their fingers crossed that Flo Kamberi will finally be given clearance to make his debut at his old stomping ground.They are hopeful he will have all his travel documentation to travel to Scotland from Switzerland within the next 24 hours.Hibs jumped back above Aberdeen with their midweek win over St Mirren and McInnes reckons his side will have been written off after they were dumped at home by Livi.Aberdeen will travel to the capital confident having won there in August, thanks to Lewis Ferguson’s penalty, and also beat Hibs at Pittodrie in November.McInnes

Florian Kamberi as the striker sealed a loan switch to Pittodrie. The former Hibs and Rangers star completed a trio of deadline day arrivals as he joined Fraser Hornby and Callum Hendry in the north east as McInnes tooled up for the fight for second.

Florian Kamberi. The Dons are also set to seal a similar move for Scotland under-21 striker Fraser Hornby from Stade de Reims before tonight's deadline.Derek McInnes now wants to team Hornby up with the former Hibernian striker.

St Johnstone's Callum Hendry to make it a hat-trick of deadline day strikers. The Dons are set to reach a deal with Saints for the rest of the season as they look to up the ante and challenge Celtic's grip on second spot in the Premiership.

Scott Wright, can reveal The Premiership league leaders have been in talks with the Dons since Sunday night to land the attacker before the deadline. The Dons are standing firm over their valuation and won’t let him go unless their asking price is reached.Aberdeen are willing to lose him for nothing at the end of their contract because they see the value of keeping Wright at the club as they push for second place.

Scott Wright and are set to let George Edmundson go to Derby County on-loan.The Premiership leaders have already agreed a pre-contract with Wright but are keen to get him in before the close of the window.Talks between both clubs were opened on Sunday but the Ibrox side will need to up the ante if they want something done before Monday's midnight deadline.Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has already made it clear it will take a significant bid for his club to sell in this window.The financial pressure is also now off the Dons after their £2 million sale of Sam Cosgrove to Birmingham City.Meanwhile, Gerrard has allowed Derby County boss Wayne Rooney to open talks with Edmundson.Edmundson is keen to go out and get games and for the chance to

Kevin Nisbet. The English Championship side, who have signed Sam Cosgrove from Aberdeen for £2 million, have had two bids turned down since Saturday, with the first bid offer starting at £2.25 million.

Sam Cosgrove insists he has seen the difference in training ground intensity at Birmingham and Aberdeen after just ONE session. The 24-year-old has signed a three and a half year deal with the Blues with the Dons are understood to have banked £2million for the frontman.

Sam Cosgrove has signed for Birmingham City.The Dons are understood to have banked £2million after accepting an offer for their star frontman.The 24-year-old has signed a three and a half year deal with the Blues.Cosgrove joined Aberdeen from Carlisle United in 2018 and went on to score 47 goals in 103 appearances.Speaking to the club's official website, Cosgrove said: "It feels really good to be here. As soon as the interest was there from Birmingham it was a no-brainer from me and I'm really delighted to get it over the line."There's a big job for me to do here.

Aberdeen after agreeing a deal to sign Fraser Hornby on-loan for the rest of the season. The Scotland under-21 striker is set to move to Pittodrie on-loan to replace current target man with Sam Cosgrove.

Derek McInnes admitted his team needed a new target man with Sam Cosgrove heading for the exit door.Aberdeen have agreed a deal with French side Stade de Reims.The former Everton youngster is currently travelling across from France to Scotland to complete the move.Hornby pushed for the move to join up with his Scotland Under-21 team-mates Lewis Ferguson, Ross McCrorie and Connor McLennan.Reims see Hornby as one for the future and believes he would benefit from this loan.He will return to France where he still has three years left on his contract and there is no option for the Dons to buy.Aberdeen have been searching for a striker after agreeing to sell Cosgrove to Birmingham City.Dons chairman Dave Cormack admitted they could do one or two

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell push through some final deals at the helm of the Parkhead club in the wake of their shock defeat to St Mirren? The Premiership champions are in need of a new centre-back after Christopher Jullien's injury.Preston's Ben Davies has been mooted as a potential and Neil Lennon confirmed he is keen. Meanwhile Aberdeen will look to replace Sam Cosgrove with a new loan striker but it won't be Ross Stewart is set to put pen to paper at Sunderland.

Aberdeen are crying out for reinforcements after cementing their tag as stalemate specialists with a fourth goalless draw in eight games. After racking up another blank against Livingston, the Dons boss insists the loss of Birmingham bound Sam Cosgrove and injury to Curtis Main forced him to face the Lions without a recognised striker as they blew the chance to apply pressure on Celtic and second spot.

Rangers have been active this month, snapping up Scott Wright and Jack Simpson on pre-contracts - but a player has left Ibrox today as Jordan Jones heads to Sunderland on loan. Simpson's Bournemouth team-mate Nnamdi Ofoborh is also on the way to Ibrox, while Fashion Sakala and Juan Alegria are also targets.