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EXCLUSIVE: Shooting upcoming Netflix pic Against The Ice was no straightforward task, as its stars and director reveal to Deadline in a first interview as a trio.

Ricky Hatton in the ring.Steven Gerrard has showed a lot of faith in the Aston Villa ace and has given him a key role in midfield.Dean Smith gave the youngster his big break last season and he made 22 appearances in the Premier League and that has continued into this year with the Liverpool legend now at the helm.Ramsey has impressed many and there is even talk of a potential call-up to the England squad but this is not his first brush with sport.In fact, his father was a professional boxer who became ABA Champion in 1989 and took on Hitman Hatton twice.While Mark ‘Razor’ Ramsey lost on both occasions, in 1998 and 1999, he gave him a fine fight when many had considered the then-young hotshot as the clear favourite.When Jacob was two, Mark hung up his gloves to concentrate on family life - his elder daughter would also go on to become a talented dancer.But the ring did not beckon for his son despite his boxing past - instead, aged just five, young Ramsey would take to the football pitch.He joined local Birmingham team Beacon Colts for after-school sessions but his father would always be in the background supporting.As the Englishman got older, his dad would test him with some boxing drills to help develop his fitness further.And it has paid off with the now-aged 20-year-old looking a real specimen of a player in the Premier League.On Wednesday night against Leeds United, the England Under-21 international stole the show with two beautiful goals after combining with Philippe Coutinho.It led to BT Sport pundit and ex-Villa star Joe Cole waxing lyrical about the wonderkid in the studio.“This man here, a star is born,” said Cole. “He is poetry in motion when you watch him run.

Wayne Rooney after he admitted he wore longer studs in a match against Chelsea “because he wanted to hurt someone”. Rooney made the change before a match for Manchester United against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on April 29, 2006.

Roy Keane is absolutely awful at man management and accused him of being "disrespectful" to players during his short stint at Aston Villa in 2014.The former Manchester United skipper has reportedly been offered the Sunderland job following a series of positive conversations with owner Kyril Louis-Dreyfus.The Black Cats have been without a manager since Lee Johnson was dismissed on January 30, and Keane - who managed the club between 2006 and 2008 - is now mulling over his options, and a decision is expected to be made in the coming days.It's been over a decade since the Irishman's last managerial job, at Ipswich Town, came to an end, though he spent several years as Martin O'Neill's assistant at Ireland and Nottingham Forest, as well as a four-month spell working under Paul Lambert at Aston Villa.But it sounds as if he didn't make a great impression at Villa Park, at least according to Agbonlahor who claimed Keane's coaching methods were out of touch."The problem with Roy Keane [was] he couldn't understand how we weren't as good as the players he played with," Agbonlahor said on TalkSPORT."He couldn't accept that we weren't gonna be as good as Giggs, Scholes, Beckham and them players. And just his way of coaching, it wasn't the right method for players nowadays.Does Roy Keane have what it takes to be a manager in the modern game? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...He also said Keane openly disrespected Joe Cole despite the fact the former Chelsea star was one of the most experienced and decorated players in the squad."The way he spoke to players, there were times when they were quite experienced players, people like Joe Cole.

Chelsea were back in 2003 after Roman Abramovich bought the club.There were genuine concerns that the Blues would just buy every world class talent on the planet and win the Champions League every year for the next decade.You see clubs had always been rich, but no one had ever had a (seemingly) bottomless pit of money to play with.The concept of a player's price-tag has suddenly been thrown out the window and there wasn't a player alive who Chelsea couldn't afford.As Jamie Carragher recalled during a recent Sky Sports segment with Gary Neville, "that first summer … I just remember being in the canteen at Liverpool, you'd come in after training and it felt like [Chelsea] signed a player every day."It was like 'Breaking News: Chelsea have just spent £30million on X, Y, Z' … it was astonishing."The Blues spent over £150million that summer, bringing in the likes of Claude Makelele, Joe Cole, Damien Duff, Hernan Crespo and Juan Sebastian Veron.Although Abramovich's first proper attempt to upset the apple cart came when he made an audacious approach for Real Madrid striker Raul.Just a week or so after his takeover of Chelsea was completed, the club lodged a £71.4million bid for the Spaniard.Would Chelsea have won the Champions League earlier if Raul had joined them in 2003? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...To put that into perspective, the offer would've absolutely smashed the world transfer record at the time, which was £45million - a record that wouldn't be broken for another six years.It was a shot across the bows of football's financial establishment.

Music Financier Invests In ITV’s ‘The Ipcress File’

Paul Pogba has been accused of not adding anything to Manchester United by former Chelsea midfielder Joe Cole.

Game of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau brings a harrowing true story to the Netflix streaming service this March with Against the Ice.Netflix has released the first trailer for this historic adventure, set in 1909, following Coster-Waldau'sEjnar Mikkelsen and Joe Cole's Iver Iversen.Ejnar and Iver set off on a journey to prove that the world's largest island, Greenland, is in fact one single piece of land, thus disproving America's claim to the Northeast section of the country. Trailer:Game of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau brings a harrowing true story to the Netflix streaming service this March with Against the Ice Journey:Ejnar and Iver set off on a journey to prove that the world's largest island, Greenland, is in fact one single piece of land, thus disproving America's claim to the Northeast section of the countryThe trailer begins with a title card that reveals the film is set in Greenland 1909, with Neergaard (Charles Dance) saying, 'When you travel into unknown lands to discover new parts of the globe, it is to ensure the records of your discoveries are delivered back safe and sound.'Ejnar is seen climbing a tall mast, where the American flag is blowing in the wind, as he's seen waving to someone, as papers are seen blowing in the wind.

Greenland is a country that most people will never visit. It doesn’t have the appeal that other European countries might have, and mostly that’s because the weather and landscape seem beautiful but also pretty inhospitable.

ITV’s upcoming adaptation of The Ipcress File “looks like a big Netflix show,” according to Director of Programmes Kevin Lygo, who said he wants the Len Deighton remake to reach beyond the “standard ITV viewer.”

Former Premier League playmaker Joe Cole believes Cristiano Ronaldo will lead Manchester United to Champions League qualification.

Former Chelsea attacking midfielder Joe Cole has encouraged Premier League strugglers Newcastle United to go after Jesse Lingard when the January transfer window opens.

AMC+ has picked up ITV’s soon-to-air big-budget adaptation of Len Deighton’s The Ipcress File from distributor ITV Studios.

The 2022 Berlin International Film Festival has revealed its first titles, including seven films that have been invited to the Berlinale Special program. You can see the full list of confirmed films below.

Impressed Joe Cole feels resurgent Rangers have room to grow in European football and believes they can give Borussia Dortmund a Euro fright.

Thomas Tuchel's starting XI to take on Zenit in the Champions League on Wednesday evening - but later admitted that the decision was justified.The former Chelsea midfielder watched on as his former side gave up a hard-fought late lead which saw Juventus beat them to top spot in the group on the final match day.Timo Werner had given Chelsea the lead from close range after just two minutes, with Romelu Lukaku equalising in the second half after goals from Claudinho and Sardar Azmoun.The German thought he had won it for the visitors with a fine effort in the 85th minute, but Magomed Ozdoyev fired home from outside the area four minutes into stoppage time.Tuchel had named eight changes while hoping that they would still have enough to take all

Barcelona with a brutal one-word line during coverage of their 3-0 defeat to Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.Barca were dumped out of the Champions League at the group stage for the first time in over 20 years after being completely played off the park by the German giants in Munich.Crouch, who was covering the game as a pundit for BT Sports, was asked at the break whether he thought Xavi's side - who were 2-0 down at the time - had a chance of getting back into the game."Um … no," he said before a sniggering Joe Cole made him laugh."Well there you go you've answered the question," replied host Seema Jaswal.Crouch's response painted a picture for anyone who missed the game.

London star Joe Cole held two fingers up at the camera as he got involved in the fun.

West Ham United's tie against Chelsea on Saturday.The Italian appeared alongside Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand as a guest pundit at the Olympic Stadium and turned the air blue just minutes into the broadcast.After watching a montage of some of Zola's greatest ever goals, Ferdinand said: "None of that was accidental."It's only listening to people like Joe and Frank [Lampard] who went to Chelsea and played alongside him [Zola]…"They used to speak about your work ethic and your practice. This wasn't an accident was it?"Zola replied: "No no, absolutely not!"It didn't come naturally.

Chelsea after speaking to various people at the club.Tuchel steered the Blues to the Champions League title less than six months after taking over as manager.And the German has stood them in excellent stead to challenge for the Premier League title this season, as well as any other honours.Tuchel's undeniable impact on the pitch has been incredibly impressive given the fact that he has been in the Stamford Bridge hot seat for less than a year.But former Blues favourite Cole insists that he has been making just as much of a splash behind the scenes too."I’ve been lucky enough to go to the training ground on a few occasions this year and I met Thomas Tuchel," Cole said on Amazon Prime."He is as impressive in real life as we see him on the

Joe Cole has blasted Brendan Rodgers' reaction to questions surrounding interest from Manchester United.