Greg Docherty 'devastated' for Ryan Jack as Rangers man tipped to bounce back from Euro 2020 heartbreak

Kate Garraway has claimed that her Good Morning Britain co-star Susanna Reid was "attacked" over Piers Morgan's comments on the ITV breakfast show. The 54-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday morning alongside co-host Ben Shephard.They kicked off the show by discussing Wayne and Coleen Rooney's new Amazon Prime documentary Rooney with Labour MP Jacqui Smith and ex-Tory MP Ruth Davidson.Conversation turned to the negative reaction Coleen has been hit with for sticking with Wayne despite the cheating allegations surrounding her footballer husband.Kate said: ""It was interesting how [Wayne] had picked up on something that I think we've all picked on which is when he's had indiscretions, made mistakes, obviously he's been criticised for it but she is as well in a kind of, 'Why are you forgiving him? Why are you keeping him under control?' It's interesting how women often get accused of it."It reminds me a little bit of when Piers Morgan was here, they'd be cross with something Piers had said, but then also attack Susanna for not keeping him in check!"Piers quit Good Morning Morning last March following a row over comments he made about Meghan Markle.The explosive TV moment brought his time on the show to an end after six years.ITV announced the decision after Ofcom said it was investigating his comments after receiving 41,000 complaints.Piers said he "didn't believe a word" the Duchess of Sussex had told Oprah Winfrey about her mental health in an interview.An ITV spokesperson said at the time: "Following discussions with ITV, Piers Morgan has decided now is the time to leave Good Morning Britain.

Emily Atack and Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice reportedly snogged "the faces off each other" while at the BRIT Awards afterparty on Tuesday night.Emily, 32, and Giovanni, 31, were said to be very close after the awards ceremony which took place at the O2 Arena in London.According to the Mirror, professional dancer Giovanni travelled to London from Glasgow so he could party with the actress at The Box during the musical ceremony.The two TV stars could be seen together in the smoking area of the star-studded bash, in an image that has been obtained by the MailOnline.Emily was also seen leaving the BRIT Awards with Strictly's professional dancer Graziano Di Prima, 27 but is believed Giovanni wasn't in attendance at the ceremony itself.Seeing the pair together, an onlooker claimed to have told The Sun: "Gio and Emily were snogging the faces off each other. Their hands were everywhere and they were absolutely loving it."He had been following her around the club and joined her on Maya Jama’s private table.

PE teacher who allegedly had sex with a teenage student has been accused of "licking" his hands and rubbing herself against him hours before at prom. Aileen Sangster, the deputy headteacher at Gleniffer High, Scotland, says she watched in disbelief as Melissa Tweedie "shimmied up and down" against the student.The former teacher turned yoga instructor reportedly partied with pupils at Glasgow's SWG3 nightclub before having sex with the student in a hotel room at a Premier Inn.Miss Tweedie, who was 23 at the time, was accused of downing shots with her pupils before being spotted with nine of them in a hotel room.

Emmerdale fans are certainly in for a treat, as things are about to reach boiling point next week.Emmerdale spoilers can reveal that Meena Jutla returns to the Dales and is about to make things worse for Dawn Taylor and Billy Fletcher during their Valentine's Day wedding.Consumed with rage Meena does her best to put an end to their happy union, but how far will the murderer go this time and who will be hurt as a result?Elsewhere, Vinny Dingle tries his best to ensure Olivia Flaherty adjuts back into society and takes her mind off the allegations she previously faced.But things become uncomfortable when Liv mistakes Vinny's kind gesture for a marriage proposal.Will the young couple be able to get past their latest bump in the road?Dawn and Billy's big day finally arrives and although the happy couple are nervous, they are also excited to tie the knot. Inside the church, the mood is exhilarating as all attendees appear thrilled for the upcoming wedding ceremony.As Dawn makes her way down the aisle towards Billy, emotions are high and there’s no denying the connection between them.

Rangers gaffer - who will get his hands on the Scottish Premiership trophy on Saturday - adds the prize to his Scottish Football Writers’ top boss gong he won earlier this week. And Gerrard could complete a treble with the Light Blues manager also in the running for the PFA Scotland Manager of the Year award along with Steve Clarke, Callum Davidson and David Martindale.

devastated by the news knee ligament damage suffered in Norwich's 2-2 draw with Barnsley last week has scuppered his hopes of being in Clarke's squad. But the ex-Kilmarnock boss appreciates the part the Cambuslang man played in getting Scotland to the finals and has sent a special message to McLean to thank him.In a statement released by the Scottish FA, Clarke said: "I’m really disappointed for Kenny.

Kenny McLean for helping Scotland reach Euro 2020. The Norwich star played a huge part in ending his country’s 23 years in the international wilderness by scoring two penalties in the shootout wins over Israel and Serbia.

Ryan Gauld. Scotland boss Steve Clarke is already without Ryan Jack for the tournament after the Rangers man was forced to go under the knife for a calf problem.

Steven Gerrard should be handed the Scottish Football Writers' Manager of the Year award for "flying the flag" for Scotland in the Europa League. Four men are shortlisted for the award - Gerrard, Callum Davidson of St Johnstone, Livingston boss David Martindale and Scotland's Steve Clarke.

Allan McGregor if he fancies a Scotland return for the Euro 2020 finals. The Rangers keeper has had a dazzling campaign for his club and is a Player of the Year candidate after helping Steven Gerrard’s men to the Premiership title as the Ibrox club ended a ten-year wait to be champions of Scotland again.

Jack Hendry returned to action as his side were beaten 5-3 in a thriller against Mechelen. The Celtic loanee was on the wrong end of a wild challenge by Mehdi Carcela of Standard Liege and landed awkwardly on his shoulder.

UEFA have been working through those hopeful fans who snapped up tickets for Euro 2020 matches at Hampden away back in June 2019 - and deciding who will be lucky enough to keep their place for the tournament. It's hard to imagine but Covid-19 was only the stuff of disaster films back then - and Steve Clarke's Scotland heroes wouldn't qualify for another 17 months.

Ryan Jack underwent a successful operation on Wednesday as he hopes to be fully fit for the start of next season's title defence. The Ibrox linchpin has been ruled out for the remainder of 2020-21, including Scotland's Euro 2020 campaign in the summer.

Steven Gerrard, St Johnstone's Callum Davidson, Scotland's Steve Clarke and David Martindale of Livingston make up the four-man shortlist for this season's award. Former Celtic boss Neil Lennon earned it last year after his Hoops side clinched Nine In A Row in a curtailed campaign but there will be a new recipient this time around.Gerrard's stars ran away with the Premiership crown, ruthlessly unseating their rivals and tying up the top flight title with more than two months of the season to go while matching a superb run to the Europa League last 16.He'll face stern competition further down the league however.

Alfredo Morelos. The pair have clashed in the past, with the Celtic captain involved in an incident that got the Colombian sent off at the end of the 2018-19 season.

Callum McGregor. The Celtic midfielder saw red for a second booking when he caught Glen Kamara late.

John Kennedy's tactics "baffling" as the pundit struggled to understand the reaction of the interim boss to going down to 10 men.Celtic had Callum McGregor sent off early on against Rangers on Sunday, and eventually succumbed to a 4-1 defeat at Ibrox.And while he understands that the visitors were a man down, Stewart was left scratching his head over Kennedy's approach.Highlighting an incident in which Greg Taylor played a ball inside rather than making a run, the pundit felt the problems ran deeper than an individual incident.Stewart said on BBC Sportscene: "Even if he goes in there: what was it Celtic were going to do there?"Davis is somebody that shields, they close down, they win the ball back."What they should have done, in my opinion,

Rangers gave Celtic a torrid time at Ibrox. It's a game that always lends itself well to some memorable iconography and these snaps tell the full story.

Kris Boyd insists he has no clue what Celtic boss John Kennedy is talking about as he blasted referee Nick Walsh. Rangers ran out comfortable 4-1 winners at Ibrox in a humbling afternoon for the dethroned champions as they fell 23 points behind their rivals.

Alfredo Morelos and substitute Jermain Defoe earned the Light Blues a 4-1 win at Ibrox with Odsonne Edouard’ netting for John Kennedy’s side who had Callum McGregor sent off. It was an entertaining meeting despite nothing at stake in terms of the league and there were three goals and a red card in seven pulsating first half minutes.

Rangers continued their relentless run towards an unbeaten season at the expense of Celtic. Steven Gerrard' s side ensured an unbeaten record against their Glasgow rivals closed in on the 100 point mark in the Premiership.