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Ulrika Jonsson, 55, has been no stranger to dating footballers - but she's now made it clear that Strictly's Tony Adams is one conquest she never attempted to make.The former TV presenter once dated Stan Collymore, and even had a fling with England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, but she was keen to set the record straight on Tony's claims that she had previously slipped her phone number into his pocket, claiming on Instagram that she was "laughing my t**s off" at the claim.Tony, 56, in recently unearthed quotes from his book, insisted that he had resisted her advances as he was more interested in supermodel Caprice Bourret, whose presence on his arm had made him feel like a "king".However, an astonished Ulrika firmly denied his claims, stating that there wasn't "an ounce of truth in it". She doubled down on that comment on Instagram, telling her 202,000 followers: "Laughing my t**s off at this. Never, ever met the bloke.

Joyce Sims has died The singer - who was best known for her 1987 single 'Come Into My Life' - has passed away at the age of 63, events organiser CJ Carlos has announced. He wrote on Facebook on Saturday (15. 10.

Ulrika Jonsson took to Instagram to share her distraught after she was banned from popular dating site Hinge.The 55-year-old posted the notification that she'd been banned to her Instagram stories, letting her followers know that she was fuming at the dating app's decision to remove her.Over the screenshot of the notification, Ulrika wrote: "Nice one @hinge.

Sir Alex Ferguson has been urged to stay away from Manchester United's current transfer saga with Cristiano Ronaldo by Stan Collymore. Ronaldo is looking to force his way out of the Red Devils just a year after rejoining United. Showdown talks with Erik ten Hag didn't go to plan - and United even drafted in Sir Alex to try and convince Ronaldo to stay put.But now Sir Alex - who was Ronaldo's first boss at United - has been warned to stay away from the saga altogether.

Formula One.He is also the third richest sports club owner in the world, according to a study by betting company OLBG, thanks to his net worth of just over £61billion. That makes him roughly six times richer than Chelsea's outgoing owner Roman Abramovich, who has an estimated net worth of around £10billion.As for Oviedo, the club are currently seventh in the second tier in Spain, having not been in the top flight since the 2000/01 season.Prior to Slim's investment, the club had been through a series of financial struggles during the 2000s which left them close to extinction and they even dropped into the fourth tier of Spanish football.Oviedo, who have never won a major trophy, play their home matches at the 30,500 capacity Estadio Carlos Tartiere and boast the likes of Michu, Juan Mata, Santi Cazorla and Stan Collymore among their former players.Should Carlos Slim invest in a British football club? Let us know in the comments section below.They have been owned by Slim since 2012, when he invested £2million in the club in return for a controlling stake, with the club one of multiple businesses he owns through conglomerate Grupo Carso.Grupo Carso's name is an amalgamation of Slim's first name and that of his wife Soumaya Domit, who sadly passed away in 1999.

Premier League has more than played its part in some of the most outrageous transfer deals - with the likes of Alan Shearer, Roy Keane and Stan Collymore all commanding eye-watering price tags.Newcastle United forked out a club-record fee of £15m to bring Shearer back to the northeast in the summer of 1996, whilst in previous years Nottingham Forest held out for British and English transfer records before letting Keane and Collymore leave the City Ground.When football was a millionaire's game, the creme de la creme could be bought with transfer fees of £12 million pounds. Though the beautiful game is now run by billionaires - in the current market £12m pays for Nathan Collins from Stoke City.However, thanks to the boffins at the University of Liverpool, via The Athletic, there is now a formula for working out the current values of our favourite footballers from years gone by.

Stan Collymore believes Arsenal will "choke" during the Champions League run-in and hand a top-four spot to either Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is the second-most abused sports star in the world.Rashford, 24, is one of the most inspirational figures in football at the moment and was awarded an MBE for his tireless campaigning to end child food poverty and support vulnerable families. But that hasn't stopped trolls from targeting him online with jibes about his form and accusations that he needs to concentrate more on his day job.The England international has also faced abhorrent racist abuse, most notably after the Euro 2020 final against Italy when he missed a penalty in the trophy-deciding shootout.

Chelsea should be stripped of every trophy they won with Roman Abramovich’s cash, according to football pundit Stan Collymore.The former England striker said the UK Government’s decision to freeze the oligarch’s assets over his links to Russian warmonger Vladimir Putin called into question all the club’s achievements during Abramovich’s two-decade ownership.If Chelsea’s success was built on access to "dodgy" money how could the 21 trophies won with Roman’s roubles be allowed to stand, he asked.Collymore, 51, who played for a string of top clubs including Liverpool, Leicester and Aston Villa before becoming a TV and radio pundit, said punishment should be retrospective as it would be for offences such as doping and match-fixing.He said though Abramovich, 55, legally took control of the club he had been sanctioned for his historic support of Putin therefore it was logical to consider retro penalties.It was "the only way for English football to restore sanity", Collymore added.He tweeted: "So the question now needs to be asked if Chelsea's loans, access to 'dodgy' money and sanctions against its primary source of funds for 20 years is now rubber-stamped how can titles won in this period stand?"The British Government only knew Abramovich was a Putin accolyte today? Not the other 20 years? Who's leading the security services? Inspector Clouseau?"When RA bought the club the love of a team had strings attached. An oligarch.

Former Liverpool midfielder Stan Collymore has admitted that he was "perplexed" by the lack of opportunities Donny van de Beek was granted at Manchester United following his move to Everton.

Ulrika Jonnson, 54, spoke candidly about her experience of an abusive relationship on the podcast White Wine Question Time.The former Gladiators presenter told host Kate Thornton about her experience of assault and psychological control during her time dating footballer Stan Collymore.The star recalled the famously reported 1998 attack in a Paris bar when Stan assaulted her in front of many eyewitnesses. Ulrika admitted she felt lucky it didn't happen in private, as she wasn’t sure what would have happened otherwise. On the podcast, she said: "It was witnessed. It was a kind of a public event.

Brendan Rodgers should become Manchester United's next manager, according to Stan Collymore.

The easiest decision Gareth Southgate will have when it comes to picking his England team at the World Cup will be handing Phil Foden the keys.

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England international Stan Collymore has called on the FA to reward Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate with an extended contract in the wake of the Euro 2020 final defeat.The ex-Liverpool star claims that a new deal would be a fitting reward given Southgate's performances at the tournament, England conceding just two goals all tournament, neither coming from open play.While England's defensive prowess has been well-documented, their is still a lot to be desired from them as an attacking unit, as last night's final displayed.However, Collymore has cited the six players Southgate should be allowed time to build his team around, with all of them boasting attacking qualities.The ex-Premier League goal-scorer took to Twitter to say: "GS.

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Ulrika Jonsson has said that she "regrets" not speaking out after she was assaulted by ex Stan Collymore.

Ulrika Jonsson has candidly shared her regret over speaking out about her experience with domestic violence.The 53 year old model praised Mel B for her moving performance in a video campaign with Women’s Aid and discussed how it reminded her of her own experiences. Ulrika, who recently admitted she would love a toyboy, was assaulted by her boyfriend at the time, Stan Collymore, in Scottish pub in Paris on the eve of the 1998 World Cup.

Martin O'Neill eventually passed on him. In 2001 the controversial then-Bradford City striker was being eyed up in a rumoured swap deal involving Tommy Johnson going the other way - but it fell through because because the Irish boss felt Collymore wouldn't handle the Glaswegian spotlight.Now long retired, he finds it hard to disagree.That a renowned man-manager in O'Neill didn't fancy rehabilitating him at Celtic is a sure sign.

Since then Ulrika has often appeared on the chat show Loose Women as an occasional guest.Although she is now single, in the past she has dated a number of high profile suitors and been married three times.Her first husband was cameraman John Turnbull, the pair tied the knot in 1990 and have a son together.After their marriage ended, Ulrika went on to date footballer Stan Collymore and German hotel manager Marcus Kempen, with whom she shares a daughter.In 2002, she confirmed reports of an affair with Sven, who had a long-term girlfriend at the time.As a result of the relationship, Ulrika was given a job as a columnist, where she would often comment on Sven’s personal life.Her second husband was Lancer Gerrard Wright, a contestant she met on