Andy Green: Last News

Having faced silence from their owners for almost two decades, Manchester United fans sense change is coming.

England striker is the latest football star to join the non-fungible token movement, which involves digital assets being bought and sold, often for large sums of cash. Owen announced this week: "My Twitter Space is about to go live, to discuss my NFT project. Despite the critics, my NFTs will be the first ever that can’t lose their initial value."His followers were baffled by the comment, with journalist David Whitley replying: "Is that because the initial value is zero?"One person wrote: "Kinda ignoring supply and demand! Fundamentals.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA gambler who claims he "won" £1.7m on blackjack but never received a penny today took his case to the High Court.Andy Green, 53, was fighting a "David v Goliath" battle against betting giant Betfred.He claims that he should have been paid £1,722,923.54 after playing Frankie Dettori's Magic Seven game.Instead, he faced a near three-year legal battle following the online "win" in January 2018.He had "gagging orders" offered to him if he was prepared to accept £30,000, then £60,000 in return for signing non-disclosure agreements.The panel beater from Washingborough, Lincs, said he celebrated for five days before a call from Betfred which

A gambler who 'won' £1.7m on blackjack but never received a penny today took his case to the High Court.