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Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner has given his first interview in three years – and it’s all about sports.The indie icons returned to the road earlier this month for a European tour, marking their first gigs since 2019.Fans are expecting the band to return with their long-awaited new album later this year, but so far no new material has been played at the comeback gigs – and Turner’s first interview of 2022 revolves around his love of football and sport.Speaking to the French paper L’Equipe ahead of the band’s headline set at Rock En Seine festival in Paris next weekend (August 25-30), Turner spoke about growing up going to see Sheffield Wednesday play, and how he fell in love with their star player Chris Waddle.Discussing Wednesday and their fierce rivals, Sheffield United, Turner said: “You have to make a choice between the two clubs.”Of Waddle’s influence on him, Turner added: “When I was a kid, I had a shirt with his number on it. I loved the ease with which he made differences with the ball.

READ MORE: World's most identical twins who share fiancé say 'everything's better together' "We will now take a short break before the Final round takes place. Voting will happen on our website (Date-TBD)."Parents will be contacted this week as well to go over how the finals will work."Thanks again to everyone who voted for all these amazing kids! We hope you are having a blast."Judging by the array of luscious locks on display, the competition is going to be tight.Fans have taken to Facebook to share their thoughts on the retro hairstyle.One gushed: "How to pick one? They're all glorious."Another said: "Every single one of these haircuts is certified badass – I don't know how anyone could choose just one.”And a third wrote: "Any human with a mullet is a winner."An estimated 1.5million Britons already have a mullet and experts reckon it takes around six months to grow a ‘proper’ one.The “party in the back” style worn by stars like DJ Pat Sharp and footballer Chris Waddle has resurged in popularity in recent years.Celebrities such as Cara Delevingne, Billie Eilish and Miley Cyrus have rocked the 90s ‘do.And bosses at USwitch put the rise in popularity down to the new series of Netflix 1980s sci-fi hit Stranger Things.

Tottenham and England midfielder Chris Waddle went one step further with team-mate Glen Hoddle.The pair had an impromptu performance at a 1987 awards ceremony in Coventry, which after praise from a music-connected friend, kickstarted a strange career in the industry.Waddle and Hoddle, or 'Glen & Chris' as they used for their stage name, were put in touch with a producer.Before they knew it, they were on Top of the Pops performing their single 'Diamond Lights', which had reached number 12 in the UK charts.If you think two footballers duetting on a pop track sounds like a bad idea, then you'd be right.Despite the song's relative success, the follow-up performance on the famous music show went down like a led balloon.Hoddle was so into it that

Daily Star Sport is on hand to give you a blast from the past.We are sitting here thinking what an absolute mess of a mullet Nicholas had on show despite the Scotsman being known for his flair and finesse.Unfortunately for Champagne Charlie, he played for Arsenal - not Spandau Ballet - though that did not stop him from becoming a top player for the Gunners from 1983 to 1988.Now scrambling for work after being axed by Sky Sports, maybe its time to bring back the look?There were not many reasons for us to shout about at the 1994 World Cup - having missed out completely - but Bulgaria got themselves some neutral fans from these shores simply down to Ivanov.The defender’s curly mullet became the barnet from the Balkans and would make an

Bruce will take charge of Newcastle’s game vs Tottenham this weekend, but Chris Waddle, talking to whichbookie.co.uk, believes it is inevitable that he will lose his job. “I do feel for Steve Bruce.

Cristiano Ronaldo to get his Manchester United goal tally back up and running again.The Portugal star, who returned to Old Trafford from Juventus earlier this summer, netted in the first half of his second debut.Ronaldo initially left United in 2009, joining Real Madrid, but is now back and in the goals again.The Portugal star was quickest to pounce after Freddie Woodman spilled the ball following a shot from Mason Greenwood.Ronaldo ran to the corner to celebrate and produced his signature "SIUUUUU" routine as Old Trafford went crazy.Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, former England star Chris Waddle said: "It is very harsh on Newcastle. They've been doing their job."The man we talked about is there, Ronaldo, he knows how to score goals.

Gary Lineker used to practice interviewing on Paul Gascoigne and himself when they played for England.The former Newcastle and Tottenham winger made 62 appearances for the Three Lions between 1985 and 1991, famously missing a crucial penalty at the World Cup in 1990.His effort went high over the bar against West Germany as England crashed out of Italia '90 at the semi-final stage with Die Mannschaft going on to win the tournament.Despite the disappointment that inevitably followed England at major championships, Waddle was kept amused being interviewed by teammate Gary Lineker:"You could always see that Gary [Lineker] was going to get into presenting," said Waddle speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes at the launch of their European

monkey tail” beard trend emerged during lockdown, but it didn’t attract anywhere near as much hatred as the circle style.Mullets worn by 80s stars including Pat Sharp and footballer Chris Waddle also made a comeback during the pandemic with the planet unable to get to salons.Crocs, elasticated trousers and tracksuits are also big again after the world’s population gave up on grooming and piled on pounds in lockdown.Studies showed male grooming went into freefall across the world during the pandemic.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your

The call-to-arms comes after top hairdresser Tony Copeland said the mullet was seeing a resurgence, due to pop stars like Miley Cyrus and Rihanna. Fun House star Pat, 59, said: “I completely support the Daily Star’s campaign for the return of the mullet.“Lets make 2021 a celebration of good taste and fashion – 2020 has been such a tough year for so many and we could do with some fun in ’21.“What could be better than to bring back the mullet, a hairstyle which I proudly wore in the ’80s and which a new generation can now enjoy too.” A free mullet for every reader in your Daily Star on Saturday - pick up a copy and be the envy of your pals He added: “Some things in life are ­better shared – and the mullet, loud and proud, is one of them.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxIt's a case of back to the coiffure as horror 80s hairdo the mullet is about to rise from the dead.The barmy barnet worn by stars like DJ Pat Sharp and footballer Chris Waddle is set to be all the rage again in 2021.Celebrities such as Cara Delevingne and Miley Cyrus have sported the ­infamous style in ­recent weeks.And now one of Britain’s top barbers says the “modern ­mullet” will be the must-have haircut in the new year.Tony Copeland, co-founder of the British Master Barbers Alliance, said: “The modern mullet is only going to get ­bigger in 2021.“We will see more men up and down the country walking around with this style.“Long hair

England legend Paul Gascoigne has opened up about the heartbreaking moment he cried after getting booked in their Italia 90 semi-final clash with West Germany.