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Former Celtic head of football operations Nicky Hammond has landed a new role in Israel after being appointed Senior Football Advisor for Hapoel Tel Aviv.

Former Celtic star spotter Neil McGuinness is in the frame for the head of recruitment role at Southampton.

Teenager Thierry Small listened to his gut when he decided to swap St Mary’s for St Mirren this week.

Spurs keeper Fraser Forster 'cinched it' against Portsmouth in the FA Cup, according to the SPFL's name sponsors themselves.

Liverpool and Manchester City have been two of the best teams in the Premier League over the last ten years.For their upcoming match tonight we have decided to mark their rivalry with the best XI from both sides from over the past ten years.And what we have come up with is a selection of world-class talents that almost split the two clubs directly down the middle. Alas, here is the Daily Star’s choice of the best starting line-up from both teams from the past decade, using, of course, a 4-3-3 formation.READ MORE: Erling Haaland feasts on hearts and liver because he wants to 'take care of my body'Not quite the scale of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, but the debate around which of these two is the better goalkeeper is regularly held among football supporters - more often than not leading to petty squabbles.For us, Alisson edges out Ederson owing to his versatility.

Eurovision fan who's flat booking in Liverpool was cancelled and relisted at £20,000 says he's "worried" he might not fulfil his "dream" of seeing the competition come to the UK.Connor Gregory, 23, said he booked the flat via Booking.com a few months ago, when Liverpool was announced as a potential host city for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. In the hours after that was confirmed this weekend, the flight attendant from Southampton shared screenshots of messages from the host who told him "the property will no longer be available" on the dates he booked. READ MORE: Bloke livid as Liverpool holiday flat 'cancelled for Eurovision' then reappears for £20kSubsequent screenshots showed the property would cost £20,295 for a five-night stay from May 15 to May 20, 2023.

erectile dysfunction could also kill cancer cells, a recent study has claimed.Researchers have revealed that a chemical found in Viagra, known as phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5), could help shrink cancers found in the oesophagus.The blue pill was also found to make chemotherapy more effective in those who are resistant to the treatment.According to the NHS, oesophageal cancer can be found anywhere in the oesophagus, also known as the food pipe.There are around 7,900 oesophageal cancer deaths every year in the UK, this equates to 22 deaths every day.Oesophageal cancer has much poorer outcomes and treatment options compared to other diseases.Lead author of the study, Professor Tim Underwood, from the University of Southampton, explained that this cancer can be resistant to chemotherapy.Previous research has found that 80 percent of people with oesophageal cancer do not respond to the treatment.Professor Tim said: “Finding a drug, which is already safely prescribed to people every day, could be a great step forward in tackling this hard-to-treat disease.”Want the Daily Star's sexiest stories news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our daily Hot Topics newsletter HEREViagra works by relaxing cells that can sometimes protect cancer cells - which happens in those for whom chemo doesn’t work.The PDE5 affects the structure of the protective cells, making them floppy and no longer helping the tumour to thrive and spread.The Southampton study saw researchers test PDE5 inhibitor drugs on cancer cells in the lab on mice.Chemotherapy was found to be effective in 75 percent of cases compared to the usual 20 percent of oesophageal cancer patients.The study, published in the journal Cell Reports Medicine, hopes to start human trials

Arsenal player had 'about 30 pebbles' stuffed inside his member by a team-mate after passing out drunk. Colin Pates, said to be "gifted" in the manhood department, had apparently fallen asleep on a sofa in the lobby of the Meon Valley Country Club, near Southampton, after a boozy session in the early 1990s.

Chelsea boss Graham Potter has admitted he was a "bang average" player before he became a manager.The former left-back spent most of his career in the Football League, most notably for Stoke City, West Brom and York City. But he did have a brief spell in the Premier League with Southampton.The Saints signed him as a 21-year-old in 1996 and he went on to make eight appearances in the league the following season, including in their impressive 6-3 win over Manchester United.READ MORE: Graham Potter's 'eye caught by unlikely Chelsea star' who could now land starting spotWhen asked by Sky Sports what he was like as a player, Potter replied: "Average, bang average.

Leicester City team.The Foxes have had a far from prolific start to the season, with Brendan Rodgers' men sitting bottom of the Premier League after their latest defeat - a 6-2 thrashing by Spurs. The side has had question marks over their set-piece strategy since Rodgers took over, with the Premier League side seemingly unable to defend corners.

Wolves are plotting a shock swoop for former Chelsea star Diego Costa, who is available on a free transfer. Bruno Lage has had striker troubles this season through form and fitness with Raul Jimenez out injured.

Thomas Tuchel was spotted going absolutely potty with Conor Gallagher during Chelsea's narrow win over West Ham on Saturday.The Blues came into the match under huge pressure following their miserable defeat at the hands of Southampton and the German manager made some huge calls as a result. That included recalling Gallagher to the team and dropping Mason Mount in the process.However, it might be some time before the former Crystal Palace loanee is back in Tuchel's good books after the coach was seen going crazy on the touchline at Stamford Bridge.

US military officials to happen upon the wreckage of the Titanic, the infamous vessel which sunk on its maiden voyage, killing thousands.READ MORE: Scared beachgoers call police over 'murdered woman' as sex doll washes up on sandA total of 1,494 fatalities were recorded after the sinking of the at-the-time world's largest ship, which was set to run from Southampton, England, to New York City, United States. Its failed voyage and subsequent sinking turned into quite the handy cover story for the US decades later, who were searching for two nuclear submarines.

Manchester United are not expecting any more additions beyond Antony and Martin Dubravka on transfer deadline day.

Stand-up comic Mike E. Winfield and deep fake AI act Metaphysic were the two acts voted on to the finals on Wednesday's episode of America's Got Talent on NBC.Baltimore, Maryland native Mike was stunned when they learned he was advancing to the season 17 finals.'It feels amazing!' Mike yelled.

Southampton wasted no time in poking fun at south-coast rivals Bournemouth following their 9-0 defeat against Liverpool - having found out exactly how that feels twice over the past three years. Ralph Hasenhuttl's men, who lost 1-0 at home to Manchester United on Saturday afternoon, lost by the same 9-0 scoreline against Leicester in 2019 and the Red Devils just last year.

Manchester United were snubbed of a chance of grabbing the opening goal after some resolute Southampton defending in the side's Premier League clash.At St Mary’s Stadium on 18 minutes, hearts were in mouths as United forged a number of opportunities on goal, only for the Saints' defense to keep each one out in quick succession.It began when Diogo Dalot whipped the ball into the Southampton box. Bruno Fernandes’ header was mistimed, but the ball fell kindly to Anthony Elanga, whose first shot was well saved by Gavin Bazunu.

Queen".Westminster Magistrates Court heard on Wednesday morning Jaswant Singh Chail, 20, explain what he was doing then stopped by police on Christmas Day last year.At the time of being handcuffed on December 25, Chail was allegedly wearing a mask and hood while carrying a crossbow loaded with a bolt with the safety catch off and ready to fire.He had made it almost as far as the Queen's private residence, with a line of sight to her apartments, where she was at the time.Earlier this month Chail was charged with an offence under section 2 of the Treason Act, 1842 which is "discharging or aiming firearms, or throwing or using any offensive matter or weapon, with intent to injure or alarm her Majesty".Chail, from Southampton, has also been charged with threats to kill under section 16 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 and possession of an offensive weapon under section 1 of the Prevention of Crime Act 1953.He appeared by video-link from Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital in Berkshire on Wednesday charged with an offence under Section 2 of the Treason Act, possession of an offensive weapon and making threats to kill. Chail, wearing a dark jacket over a black top, sat at a table with his arms folded during the hearing, speaking to confirm his name, date of birth and current address at Broadmoor.For more shocking stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereIt was said he was there "with intent to injure" the Queen, the court heard.A police officer said he looked like someone from a vigilante movie.A third charge states he had "an offensive weapon, namely a loaded crossbow" in a public place.

She turned heads as a bombshell arrival in the dreaded Casa Amor stage of Love Island and bombshell Mollie Salmon wowed as she stepped out in Manchester in just her lingerie. Make-up artist Mollie, 23, from Southampton, wowed in a zesty orange lingerie set as she posed for a racy photoshoot.

Manchester City have agreed a fee with Anderlecht for Spanish left-back Sergio Gomez.