Danny Macnamara: Last News

Muse could claim an Official Albums Chart first this week, with Will Of The People tracking to become the UK’s first-ever Number 1 album using NFT (non-fungible token) technology, according to the Official Charts Company.

Embrace have announced a UK headline tour to mark the 25th anniversary of their debut album, ‘The Good Will Out’.Released back in 1998, the West Yorkshire band’s first full-length effort peaked at Number One in the UK singles chart, and Number Two in the Scottish albums chart. It features the singles ‘All You Good Good People’ and ‘My Weakness Is None of Your Business’.Later this year, Embrace will hit the road for a string of special shows, where they’ll play ‘The Good Will Out’ in its entirety plus all their biggest hits.

BreAnna Bell “Blood & Treasure” won’t be returning for a third season at CBS or Paramount+, Variety has confirmed. The action-adventure drama followed an antiquities expert Danny McNamara and a cunning art thief Lexi Vaziriwho teamed up to catch a cold-blooded terrorist who funds his attacks through stolen treasure. “When terrorist Karim Farouk absconds with a priceless artifact and kidnaps Danny’s mentor Dr. Anna Castillo, Danny recruits Lexi to help him bring Farouk to justice and rescue Anna. As they chase down Farouk, they encounter unscrupulous individuals who may either be useful allies or dangerous enemies, including Aiden Shaw, an arms dealer who acts solely in his self-interest, and Simon Hardwick, an expert at procuring pilfered artifacts,” reads the official series description.

It’s official. Action-adventure series Blood & Treasure will not return for a third season.

Ahead of the Season 2 premiere of CBS‘ Blood & Treasure on July 17, it was announced that the series will move exclusively to Paramount+. The first two episodes will drop on premiere night with new episodes dropping weekly on Sunday.

Millwall star Danny McNamara has asked for help to find a seven-year-old Lions fan who gifted him £20 of his birthday money to give to charity.McNamara tweeted out a picture of the letter and the £20 note. It said: "Dear Danny, because you're my favourite player I would like to give you £20 of my birthday money for you to give to charity."The Millwall man revealed he had been handed the note following the Lions' home win against Hull last Monday, but he had been unable to track down the youngster to give him a proper thank you.McNamara said: "I am unable to find this little fella's name, however, he handed me this note after the game the other night."Firstly, I just want to say how proud your parents must be of you to be such a kind-hearted young boy.

Embrace have announced details of their new album ‘How To Be A Person Like Other People’ and an accompanying UK tour.The forthcoming record, Embrace’s eighth studio album, will be the follow-up to the band’s 2018 LP ‘Love Is A Basic Need’.Produced by the band’s Richard McNamara, ‘How To Be A Person Like Other People’ is set to be released on August 26 via Embrace’s own Mo’betta label through Townsend Music. Pre-order is available now from here.Speaking about the record, McNamara said: “Whenever we put out a new album it’s always a really big deal to us, we put everything we have into it.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterDanny McNamara made the most of his St Johnstone loan spell from Millwall.Now he is backing fellow Lions defender Hayden Muller to shine at McDiarmid Park this season.Centre-half Muller recently arrived in Perth and played 30 minutes in Tuesday’s home friendly with Preston North End.The 19-year-old looked comfortable on the ball and strong in the tackle as Callum Davidson’s men earned themselves a 1-1 draw.McNamara told Muller that the move to Saints would be a worthwhile and enjoyable experience.“It’s such a great club with a very good manager,” McNamara said.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson is keen to get a full year out of Shaun Rooney.The League Cup and Scottish Cup goal-scoring hero has been attracting the interest of English League One club Rotherham United.A bid understood to be £200,000 has been knocked back but an increased offer is expected from the Millers.Rooney enjoyed a regular run in the Perth line-up when wing-back Danny McNamara was recalled from his loan spell by Millwall in January.He moved on to play a starring role in Saints’ historic cup-double winning campaign, netting the winner in both Hampden finals.Davidson is eager to keep hold of the 24-year-old as European football approaches at the

That put the 'Bellshill Cafu' in exalted company, and Rooney told BBC Scotland he had to wait for his opportunity, having started behind on-loan Danny McNamara following his summer move from Inverness.He said: "I knew I had it in me. Wee Danny was doing well, so I had to wait on my chance, and it finally came along, I sort of grasped it with two hands and went for it."On him getting the goal, Rooney said: "It is what it is, I'll take it, but I want to keep on improving, I always want to do better, and hopefully I'll score in two finals next year again."I'm delighted for the whole team, the manager, everybody.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Danny McNamara’s Perth neighbours would cook him hot meals and take in his parcels when he was out the house.Now the former loan star has his fingers crossed that St Johnstone can deliver a memorable and unthinkable cup double.Londonder McNamara stole the hearts of Saints fans having arrived from Millwall at the beginning of the season.And the full-back’s gritty determination on the field of play and bubbly character off it made him a real hit with team-mates.He was recalled to the Den in January and, while delighted to be given his chance with the Championship club, his departure brought an air of sadness to McDiarmid Park and the wider Fair City community.For

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Danny McNamara received an emotional send-off from his team-mates after playing his final game for St Johnstone.The right-sided full-back played the full 90 minutes as St Johnstone started the new year with a 1-1 draw against Ross County.McNamara, who quickly became a fans’ favourite during his short spell in Perth, will now return to parent club Millwall.His time with Saints certainly goes down as a successful piece of loan business.The 22-year-old, speaking shortly after saying his farewells, smiled: “It was emotional.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Danny McNamara’s impending departure back to parent club Millwall offers an opportunity for someone else.And Shaun Rooney is determined to be the man to nail down a regular starting place in Perth.The defender, signed from Inverness, has been in and out of the team this season but his recent performances have earned praise.McNamara is set to return to London after the Ross County game on January 2.“I’ve got to come in and do well,” Rooney said. “Wee Danny has done well and Jason Kerr is the captain.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Callum Davidson was delighted for Perth match-winner Danny McNamara - and that he actually managed to hit the target.The St Johnstone manager joked post-match that his impressive loan signing’s shooting has been rather inconsistent on the training field.But the youngster certainly got his angles bang on when his 70th minute thunderbolt earned Saints three points against Kilmarnock.Davidson smiled: “It was nice that he actually hit the target for once. He doesn’t often do it in training.“I’m really pleased for him.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Pre-match fireworks towered above McDiarmid Park.But Danny McNamara provided the vital spark to net St Johnstone full points against Kilmarnock.The Millwall loan man’s unstoppable 70th minute thunderbolt almost ripped the net and left goalkeeper Danny Rogers with no chance.It proved to be the only goal of the evening and extended Saints’ unbeaten stretch to five matches.Early doors, Craig Conway capitalised on a Kilmarnock mistake on six minutes and teed-up a strike from the edge of the box.Thankfully no spectators were camped up the back of the North Stand or someone would have been in severe danger of

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson will ensure not to burn out his international stars.Ali McCann was recently away with Northern Ireland’s senior squad while Danny McNamara was on his travels with Republic of Ireland under-21s.Both players have already participated in a considerable amount of Premiership minutes this season.And Davidson said: “When you go away on an international break it’s difficult when you come back.“They were away a long time and it’s a lot to take in when it’s your first full squad.“Both Ali and Danny are young lads.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Danny McNamara is planning to have audiences north and south of the border celebrating a St Johnstone victory this weekend.The full-back has revealed he is in regular contact with team-mates at loan club Millwall who are keeping close tabs on his development.Sky Sports cameras will beam out action from Sunday’s Premiership tussle with Celtic at McDiarmid Park and McNamara is keen to impress and help turn Saints’ fortunes around.Callum Davidson’s men sit third-bottom of the standings and have lost their last three league matches, failing to score a goal in any of them.But McNamara sees no reason why a

Tap in or 30 yard screamer doesn't matter to match-winning striker Stevie MayDavidson celebrated his first home win of the season last week with a much-deserved 1-0 win over St Mirren.He said: “It was important we got a victory against St Mirren going into the break.“I know we played well but getting the win was vital and it is nice to see the lads getting plaudits.“Going forward, I’m not saying I won’t make changes game by game.“I might tweak it now and then with one or two players but on the whole it’s healthy for the squad if you’re playing well you stay in the team.“It will be up to players coming back into the squad to fight for positions.”One player who has cemented his place on the right flank is Millwall loanee Danny McNamara.The

Danny McNamara selected for Republic of Ireland under-21 training camp“I still support Scottish Golf and that is why I put so much time into Gregor, Cormac and Connor,” said Bradley.“All three of the young guys at Blairgowrie, their work ethic is incredibly good.“This year has not been great from a competitive standpoint.“But it has given me a chance to be based at home for a lot longer.“That has allowed me to spend a lot longer with these kids.“I’ve known Gregor since he was born and his dad helped me when I started the game. It’s great I’ve been able to do the same and help.“I’d like to think my knowledge of playing golf is helping them.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone loan star Danny McNamara has earned another call-up to the Republic of Ireland’s under-21 squad.The right-sided full-back was today (Wednesday, August 26) named in Jim Crawford’s 25-man squad for a training camp next week.McNamara, “delighted” with the news, has been in impressive form for Saints since arriving on loan from Millwall at the start of the season.The 21-year-old didn’t take long to show off his attacking and defensive qualities in the curtain-raiser against Dundee United earlier this month.He has since been selected from the start in every Scottish Premiership fixture and has

David Wotherspoon's versatility is a big bonus for his manager Callum Davidson“I’ve come in and just been myself. I like to be positive on the ball, get up and down and, like you see at the end, defend by putting my body on the line.”His last-ditch interception was all the more impressive considering Saints had played the whole second half with ten men.To still have the energy levels and concentration to make such a telling contribution late in the day was a promising sign for Perth fans, who watched the game online at home.“I had to slide in and make the tackle or let him shoot,” McNamara said.