Mikey Johnston trolls Celtic teammate Ryan Christie as winger fires hilarious cup final dig

Simon Cowell made headlines after crashing on his e-bike (again!), an accident that resulted in him breaking his arm and getting knocked out. Now, Simon has revealed that he was hit with another one-two punch that very same week. "In one week, I broke my wrist, tooth fell out because I was eating peanut brittle, [and then] a day after that, I tested positive for COVID," he told Extra. According to a report about the crash at the time, the newly-engaged music mogul attempted to turn a sharp corner on his e-bike, but wet roads caused his tires to go out from under him.

Happy birthday to Chelsea Handler! The comedian welcomed her 47th trip around the sun with a bold ski trip. The comic posted a video of herself hitting the slopes on Friday February 25. The only catch was that she was only wearing her underwear as she hit the slopes! It certainly an exciting way to kick off the year, and she seemed glad to be spending it with her boyfriend Jo Koy, 50.

Russia has the second most powerful military in the world, the 2022 military strength ranking has revealed. In the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, there has been a large interest in the military force as concerns increase over the likeness of World War Three.

Ukraine as the deadly Russian invasion continues. Twitter personality and amateur explorer Miles Routledge, who was famously evacuated from Afghanistan during the Taliban takeover last summer, boasted of getting the "last train ever to Kiev." So far 137 people have died on the first day of bloodshed after Russia invaded, according to reports.

Russia wants a war with Ukraine ”, but 'Russia’ has a line throughout and replaced with 'Putin'. Below, features the message: "The biggest and most successful lie of Kremlin's propaganda is that most Russians stand with Putin".Russian Abramovich, 55, purchased Chelsea in 2003 and has turned them into the force in European football.After Putin ordered the bombing of Ukraine military infrastructure, a number of sports stars, including footballers and Olympians, have spoken out by using social media as well.Russian volleyball player Ekaterina Gamova wrote: “We don’t need any war.

Jurgen Klopp couldn’t even bear to talk about transfers at the end of last season.The Liverpool boss went on holiday in May and didn’t even look at his phone.He was completely drained by a campaign like no other.The Reds had surrendered their Premier League title, lost their central defence to injuries but somehow rallied to finish third in the table to reach the Champions League.It had all been played with the backdrop of Covid-19 restrictions which meant no fans and no real life for Klopp or his players.While he also had to miss the funeral of his mother Elisabeth due to travel restrictions at the time.Liverpool had their ‘wings clipped’ but they still managed to salvage something from an annus horribilis and are now going for four trophies - starting with the Carabao Cup on Sunday.“It was an incredibly intense season and, yes, I was more than happy for a holiday,” he said. “For the first ten days, I didn’t take one time the phone out or whatever and ask could we have this player?“I couldn’t have cared less at that moment, just get through it and that is absolutely true.“Why shouldn’t managers be different? But for all of us it was the same.

Death in Paradise season 11 comes to an end tonight on BBC One with a dramatic final episode.This follows on from the shocking reveal earlier in the season that Josephine Jobert’s Florence Cassell was leaving the Saint Marie police force.Now, the actress has addressed if she thinks any more stars will be exiting the show this series.Josephine was quizzed about this on Twitter after she announced her exit from the show.On the official Death in Paradise page, she had shared a video explaining how she was leaving.She said: "Well, that's it. Here we are, it's the big departure for Florence.“Some of you had already felt for a long time that this was going to happen."So congratulations, you are the real detectives.

Celtic could land defensive target Mark McKenzie to bolster their backline. Neil Lennon could also look to bring in another goalkeeper - could it be Fraser Forster? The Parkhead boss will also hope to fend off interest in big guns Odsonne Edouard, Kristoffer Ajer and Ryan Christie.

Odsonne Edouard and branded claims of his striker being disrespectful as nonsense.The Celtic boss is stunned at criticism of his French hitman’s Panenka penalty in the Scottish Cup Final win over Hearts.Former Scotland winger and TV pundit Neil McCann dubbed Edouard’s cool conversion past ex-team-mate Craig Gordon as both “disrespectful” and “selfish.”However, Lennon vehemently dismissed such notions and said: “What, you want me to caution Odsonne for scoring a penalty in a cup final? Come on.“The Panenka has been around since 1976. I have seen great players doing it, I have seen [Andrea] Pirlo doing it against England.“I don’t remember any of those individuals getting actually criticised or being called disrespectful.

Odsonne Edouard 's Panenka penalty was disrespectful. Pundit Neil McCann insisted he wasn't impressed with the striker's decision to dink Craig Gordon during Sunday's Scottish Cup Final at Hampden.

Conor Hazard is the man currently wearing the jersey Craig Gordon made his own throughout the club's unprecedented run of success. He was between the sticks when Tom Rogic slalomed past the Aberdeen defence to put the final touches on a first Treble, all the way back in 2017.The image of the big keeper dropping to his knees is one of the most iconic images from that afternoon.

Celtic clinched the quadruple Treble on Sunday but there's still work to do and Neil Lennon may look for a first-choice goalkeeper. The name Fraser Forster just won't go away, despite the Southampton keeper turning down a Parkhead return in the summer.

Neil Lennon.This is a man whom most Celtic fans wanted out the door a fortnight ago and who only got to savour the greatest moment of his career because his board of directors refused to bow to them.And there were times yesterday, as his team’s defensive frailties resurfaced to allow Hearts three goals and send the Scottish Cup Final to a penalty shootout that it looked like that decision might backfire on the club.But Lennon’s team got there and some of the huge selection decisions he made were vindicated.Scott Brown came back and was the driving force - his determination to win a header setting up the third goal for Leigh Griffiths - later hailed a ‘genius’ by his gaffer for his prowess in the penalty box.Ryan Christie was restored and

Scottish Cup final was that there wasn't a full house at Hampden to witness it. An end-to-end battle saw Hearts come from 2-0 down to take Celtic to extra-time, only to fall behind once again thanks to boyhood Hibs fan Leigh Griffiths.

Scottish Cup Final, subplots of fan fury and angry protests permeating their quest for 10 In A Row.But in the sanctuary of Hampden, they went back in time to 2019/20 to break Hearts in a dramatic penalty shootout.Robbie Neilson's Championship leaders, it must be said, gave Celtic perhaps the toughest examination they've faced on this venue.Ryan Christie 's beautiful opener and a dinked Odsonne Edouard penalty should've been enough to crush their dreams but there's a clear defiance about this club, surely fuelled by the sense of injustice fostered by their relegation at the end of last season.Liam Boyce's guided header lit their fire once more before Stephen Kingsley took this incredible spectacle to extra time.Leigh Griffiths' predatory

Kris Ajer made history. The stream dropped out just as the big Norwegian was picking up the ball seconds before he secured the quadruple Treble by breaking Hearts.

Craig Gordon reacted angrily to Odsonne Edouard's Panenka-style penalty to put Celtic 2-0 up against Hearts at Hampden.The Jambos lost their grip on the Scottish Cup Final when the Frenchman stepped up and dinked the penalty straight down the middle, sending his former teammate the wrong way.It was a moment of total confidence and skill from the man Neil Lennon has described as "talismanic" ahead of the game.Gordon reacted by grabbing the ball out of the net and throwing it in the direction of the striker with his right hand as Edouard celebrated with jubilant teammates.

Christophe Berra were Celtic and Hearts’ forgotten men earlier this year.Now both are preparing to play in the Scottish Cup final just months after being cast aside by their respective clubs.Berra found himself unsuited to Daniel Stendel’s style of play and therefore unwanted by the then Hearts boss, who shipped him out on loan to Dundee just two days after his wedding back in January.That came after being banished to train with the Under 18s and it looked like the former captain’s time at Tynecastle was unceremoniously over.Gordon was forced to play second fiddle to Fraser Forster at Celtic, sometimes even third once Scott Bain was back on the scene and rarely got a look in as Neil Lennon’s team marched towards a ninth successive league

East Kilbride teenager has beaten Celtic star Ryan Christie to land the coveted Scotland Goal of the Year award.

Charlie Nicholas reckons Scott Brown should nowhere near the Celtic starting XI for Sunday's mammoth Scottish Cup Final with Hearts. The Hoops can secure an unprecedented quadruple Treble if they defeat Hearts at Hampden as they look to lift the trophy after two morale-boosting wins.

Scottish Cup final against Hearts.The Hoops boss left out the likes of Scott Brown, Ryan Christie and Tom Rogic for his side's 2-0 victory over Kilmarnock on Sunday.Fringe men David Turnbull, Ismaila Soro and Connor Hazard against impressed after staking a starting claim against Lille on Thursday night.But Lennon suggested he will afford the players who have helped secure Celtic 's run of 11 straight domestic trophies the chance to complete the quadruple Treble."There's a few (who have played themselves in)," he told BBC Sportsound."But I think I should show a bit of loyalty to some of the boys who've been there, done that and got us there."I'll look at it this week.