Peter Beardsley: Last News

Stormzy pulled on a 2005-06 Newcastle United shirt during his performance at the city's arena this week it sent ripples across social media. Apparently the shirt was stuffed inside a 'Geordie starter pack' curated for Stormzy by promoter Mike Hesketh. The London-based rapper, whose real name is Michael, put aside his affection for Manchester United to pull on a replica Adidas shirt as worn by Alan Shearer in his final season as a player.

Documentary maker Louis Theroux, 51, on a ’pleasing’ new take on Tupac, his bromance with Joe Wicks and the far right in the US.It was very nice. It’s more than two years since we began planning these programmes. I love being out and about, meeting the people I do.

Manchester United and Liverpool isn't a line that is crossed all too often.However, some players have turned out at Old Trafford and Anfield on a regular basis, and even fewer have won the fans' affection on either side of the M62.Their rivalry is steeped in success - United have dominated domestically, while Liverpool have made Europe their playground.And with reports - from French outlet Le10 Sport - that Paul Pogba has been offered to Liverpool by his super-agent Mino Raiola.Daily Star Sport looks at three players who have played on either side of the North-West derby.Peter Beardsley is fondly remembered on Merseyside, and he was part of a Liverpool squad that picked up two top division titles and an FA Cup.However, before he made his

Well, here’s a thing. Earlier this week we heard rejected versions of the rapped verse on New Order’s ‘World In Motion’ by footballers Paul Gascoigne and Peter Beardsley.

John Barnes’ rap on the England football team’s 1990 World Cup single ‘World In Motion’ may be one of the finest examples of the form, but it didn’t just appear out of nowhere. In fact, up for sale as part of an auction of Peter Hook’s belongings are alternative versions of the rapped verse not only by Barnes, but also his then England team mates Paul Gascoigne and Peter Beardsley.The one-time New Order bassist is selling off a whole load of items collected during his time with the band.

New Order‘s football anthem ‘World In Motion’ are going up for auction.The track was first released to mark the 1990 World Cup in Italy, and features vocal contributions from that year’s England Football Team and memorable bars from striker John Barnes.Ahead of tonight’s crucial Euros semi-final clash between England and Denmark, it has been announced “three never before heard ‘World In Motion’ raps from Barnes, Gazza [Paul Gascoigne] and (you have to hear this) Peter Beardsley” will go under the hammer via Omega Auctions.Ahead of tonight's #England game, we just had to share this gem. Up for sale in our @peterhook auction in October.

Liverpool stars tricked former manager Kenny Dalglish by jumping into strangers’ cars while on training runs.Kop legend John Barnes said some players used to cheat by flagging down motorists to hitch a lift back to the club in Anfield from the training ground.They were supposed to be jogging three miles from their Melwood training camp, while Dalglish and coach Ronnie Moran would be waiting by the Arkles pub next to the ground to greet them.TV pundit Barnes, 57, said: “We used to go to the ground and then get on a coach and go to the training ground.“And then they said pre-season ‘run back’.

Paul Gascoigne has admitted he misses the fun of Italia 90, including pedal boats, pools and general holiday vibes.