Gio van Bronckhorst promises Rangers doubters 'I can turn it around' amid latest injury hammer blow

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Scotland is likely to face the first snowfall of the season over the next couple of days, thanks to a wintry storm named the 'Troll of Trondheim'.

Former Celtic star Stefan Johansen has lifted the lid on the conversation he had with Michael Beale his boss QPR to join his ex rivals Rangers. The Norwegian insists the Londoners 'can’t dwell' on the 42-year-old’s departure as they look to move on from losing their manager after just six months.

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A couple who won £1million on the Lotto despite a near disaster have revealed they quit their jobs last year and now go on holiday every month.

Peter Kay, 49, was left overwhelmed when he received a standing ovation at Manchester's AO Arena on Friday night.The star was applauded by a sell-out crowd in Manchester, which is 16 miles from his hometown of Bolton.Peter’s fans chanted his name as he took to the stage, causing him to break down in tears during the first show of his 110-day tour.He could be seen wiping away tears with a tissue while the audience cheered him on.The British comedy legend told the crowd: "Aw you’ll have me in bits. “Lovely Manchester you made me cry. “I can’t believe I cried, where did it come from all that emotion?"It comes after Peter’s announcement that he would be returning to stand-up comedy sparked a frenzy last month.His tour, named Better Late Than Never after the comic took an extended break from touring for the past 12 years, was instantly in high demand, as tickets sold out in record time.Just before Peter arrived at his opening gig in Manchester last night, touts were re-selling the tickets for £155 per person to fans who were desperate to watch their favourite comedian’s comeback show.Peter had attempted to make sure the tickets were at the lowest price they could be due to the cost of living crisis in the UK.The TV star charged fans just £35 per ticket - the same cost as his last tour, which took place back in 2010.Peter’s tour kicked off this month, and is scheduled to run until August 2023.To the joy of his fans, Peter went on to announce a London residency at the O2 Arena.It’s clear that despite his long absence from the stage, Peter’s shows are as much in demand as ever.The comic’s last live stand-up tour in 2010 holds the Guinness World Record for the biggest-selling comedy tour of all time. 1.2 million people bought

The famous saying goes 'no news is good news' but that might not be strictly true in the eyes of Rangers fans.

Former Celtic star Charlie Nicholas expects Gio Van Bronckhorst to remain as Rangers boss despite mounting pressure for him to be axed.

There is no doubt that Gio van Bronckhorst is a man under pressure - and some Rangers fans have already started looking beyond the Dutchman during the World Cup break.

Rangers will be represented at a major signing summit this week amid mounting pressure over manager Gio van Bronckhorst.

Gio Van Bronckhorst was still waiting for word from the Ibrox boardroom as his Rangers future hangs in the balance.

Fuming Glen Kamara reportedly had a "disagreement" with under pressure Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst following the full-time whistle against St Mirren.

Gio Van Bronckhorst's bulging injury list is weighing heavy but he knows three points is all that matters against St Mirren.

Under-fire Gio van Bronckhorst has thanked Rangers mentor Dick Advocaat for his backing.

Former Rangers star Neil McCann sidestepped the chance to lavish praise on matchwinner Malik Tillman as he told the playmaker he must improve his application.

Hearts’ appeal against Jorge Grant 's red card has been dismissed.

Adamant Charlie Nicholas believes Sean Dyche and Ralph Hassenhuttl would relish the chance to become Rangers boss IF Gio van Bronckhorst is axed.

The Rangers fans have chanted for his exit and once that happens, there's usually little chance of going back.

It's a big game with some major decisions for Gio Van Bronckhorst to make amid his sizeable injury list as he takes his side to St Johnstone.