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Premier League, it makes it almost impossible to withstand the pressure forever, with many players moving on towards the latter stages of their career.Sometimes a venture elsewhere in Europe is favoured, while some choose to explore America or Australia, with many making a name for themselves in the MLS or the A-League. India and China have also become attractive propositions in recent years, but Indonesia has also proved to be a popular destination.It may not be as publicised as other alternative leagues, but a handful of former Premier League players have moved their in the past, including ex-West Ham star Carlton Cole.

Strictly Come Dancing 2022 line-up. The former Arsenal and England captain, who was born in Romford, will be joined in the ballroom by the likes of singer Fleur East, Loose Women panellist Kaye Adams and actor Will Mellor. Tony first rose to fame when he signed for the Gunners back in 1980 and his 22-year career sees him widely regarded as one of the greats.

who has this month been sentenced to six years’ imprisonment for criticising the Iranian government. It takes the form of a road movie, though that Hollywood term doesn’t really cover Hit the Road, which is part of Iranian cinema’s entirely distinct genre of films shot semi-covertly in a car, and has evolved to avoid Iranian state snooping. It is a mode of film-making using the interior possibilities of the car, which is both prop, symbol, mobile location and means of transporting cast and crew about without attracting attention during filming.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorOscar-winning production designer Dennis Gassner had one suggestion when working with brothers Anthony and Joe Russo on the set of their latest film, “The Gray Man,” out now in theaters: “Let’s do this like a James Bond film and ‘Blade Runner 2049,’ throw it in a blender and we’ll make it work.”The espionage thriller follows Six, aka the Gray Man, a super-secret government assassin played by Ryan Gosling who finds himself on the run from a sadistic mercenary (Chris Evans). Like the Gray Man, who lives in the shadows, so do Gassner’s set tricks.The global manhunt for Six meant the Russos had planned to shoot “around the world,” but with the pandemic closing borders, that wasn’t possible. A blend of sets and exterior shoots in locations including Prague, Azerbaijan and France enabled Gassner to piece together his world.

Real Madrid, Barcelona and Portsmouth midfielder Robert Prosinecki following his surprise sacking last week. Chaos ensued when Slovenian outfit NK Olimpija Ljubljana announced the appointment of former Manchester City, Liverpool and Watford defender Albert Riera in his first managerial role.

Formula One driver Lance Stroll wowed viewers when he turned up to the British Grand Prix in a helicopter. The racer, 23, is the son of Lawrence Stroll, a Canadian billionaire tycoon and part-owner of the Aston Martin F1 Team. And the 23-year-old enjoyed showing off his extravagant wealth when he touched down at Silverstone.

F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone has claimed Lewis Hamilton "doesn't seem bothered" about his poor form in 2022. Hamilton has struggled so far this season, with Mercedes team-mate George Russell outperforming the seven-time world champion in his debut year with the team. And Ecclestone believes he's lacking the motivation which he had earlier in his career."Toto [Wolff] is getting a bit fed up with Lewis.

Formula 1’s governing body has vowed to take action against porpoising on the advice of its medical team – just days after Lewis Hamilton suffered chronic back pain in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion needed help to get out of his Mercedes which had bounced up and down at high speed throughout the race.

F1 champion Max Verstappen as Aston Martin getting rid of Lance Stroll.Despite a poor season so far, littered with crashes and underwhelming pace compared to teammate Sebastian Vettel, Stroll’s place in the Silverstone-based team has long been thought to be as safe as houses, given the fact the team is owned by his billionaire father, Lawrence. However, Stroll senior may soon to have a tough decision to make over his son, who is in his sixth season in F1 and can no longer be excused for a lack of experience.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the terrifying nature of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which was plagued by porpoising on Baku's rough street circuit. The Briton struggled with back pain throughout, and had to cope with fears that the car would veer into the wall at high speed, which he described as a 'very strange experience'. Even before Sunday's race, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was outspoken about the fact that Baku's bumpy circuit was not well suited to the cars driven by Hamilton and George Russell.

Toto Wolff’s plea for a rules tweak to help rid F1 cars of their aggressive porpoising has been dismissed as a ‘political game’ by former world champion Jacques Villeneuve. Mercedes have been badly affected by the vicious bouncing that cars have suffered when travelling at high speeds since one of the biggest technical overhauls in the sport’s history for 2022. The effects over a race distance left Lewis Hamilton struggling to get out of his car following his fourth-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel was controversially denied an F1 victory in Canada because of a penalty dished out by the stewards.Then of Ferrari, the four-time world champion was coming under intense pressure from Lewis Hamilton when he slid off the track and went over the grass. The German managed to stay in front of the Mercedes by squeezing his rival out of room on the outside.However, to his and Ferrari’s dismay, he was hit with five-second penalty for returning to the circuit unsafely and forcing another car off the track.

Lando Norris has rued "not being more of a rebel" during his fight with McLaren team-mate Daniel Ricciardo at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.Team orders prevented Norris from attempting to overtake Ricciardo and move up to eighth place in Baku, with the British driver ending the race 0.349 seconds behind his colleague. During the race, he was told over the team radio: “Hold position, it’s a good result for the team – appreciate it.”Reflecting on the race, Norris later accepted the orders but rued not being more rebellious and ignoring them in order to claim more points from the race.Speaking after the race, via Formula1.com, he explained: “I am a team player so I accepted that I couldn’t overtake at the end, and I couldn’t go for the position.

Mercedes have six possible replacements for Lewis Hamilton if the British ace misses next week's Canadian Grand Prix, as has been suggested by team principal Toto Wolff. Wolff hinted after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that Hamilton, 37, could skip F1's return to Montreal as he continues to battle with back problems caused by the Mercedes' extreme porpoising.Asked if the British driver is a doubt for Canada, Wolff admitted: "Yeah definitely.

Lewis Hamilton could miss next week's Canadian Grand Prix. Hamilton battled chronic back issues to finish fourth in Azerbaijan on Sunday. The seven-time world champion suffered with his back all weekend due to the extreme porpoising and bouncing caused by the Mercedes car.

What do you think of Horner's cheeky dig? Let us know in the comments sectionHorner then added: "We will have an internal investigation."We see it up and down the paddock individuals move from team to team after a gardening leave period.

Lewis Hamilton was unable to receive help getting out of his car at the end of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix because of a strict F1 rule. Hamilton complained of back issues throughout the race around the streets of Baku due to extreme porpoising by his car. At one stage during the race, the seven-time world champion yelled that his back was killing him.

Formula One fans have been left in shock after Alpha Tauri used duct tape to fix Yuki Tsunoda's car worth millions during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Tsunoda ran into trouble on lap 39 as mechanical issues resulted in his wing breaking, forcing him to come into the pits after receiving a black and orange flag. The Alpha Tauri pit team were then seen using duct tape to fix the car, taping the wing shut and covering Tsunoda's DRS flap.Former driver and commentator Paul di Resta was left perplexed by their tactics and scoffed: “You can’t tape a wing like that!”F1 fans were equally taken aback and flocked to social media to react to the incident, with one tweeting: “Lmao just duct taping a million-dollar rocket ship back together and sending Yuki Tsunoda back out there.”Another fan added: “Pinnacle of motorsport held together with bloody duct tape.” Meanwhile, a third fan wrote: “This is the equivalent of turning it off and on again.

Lewis Hamilton was seen in unbearable back pain as he hobbled out of his Mercedes after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Mercedes chief Toto Wolff even apologised to the seven-time Formula One world champion over the team radio for the back problems after the race. Porpoising had caused Hamilton's car to bounce up and down whilst on the straights in Baku, causing him to agonisingly shout “Aaaargh my back is killing me!”Although he was able to claim a fourth place finish after starting the race seventh, the race had taken a toll on Hamilton and he was seen struggling to get out of car afterwards.Footage shows the 37-year-old straining as he hauls himself out of his car, holding his back as he stands up out of his seat before having to stop and hold his back again before climbing out of the vehicle.

Lewis Hamilton was left in agony as he shouted "my back is killing me" after his Mercedes would not stop bouncing during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.The seven-time Formula One world champion claimed a fourth placed finish in Baku, crossing the line behind the two Red Bulls and his team-mate George Russell. However, Hamilton was forced to contend with his car's persistent porpoising down the straights as he struggled to handle the extreme bouncing.The issues caused physical pain for Hamilton, who was heard over the team radio shouting “Aaaargh my back is killing me!” as he struggled with his car's performance.Porpoising has caused a number of teams problems so far this season but could be reduced by raising the ride height in Hamilton's Mercedes.