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A convicted football thug with 'immature and outdated- views racially abused a rival player during a match. Bryan Ferguson, 23, shouted at Forest Green Rovers' Jordan Garrick "fill that f****** **** in" as the forward tussled with a Fleetwood Town opponent during a League One match on April 18 this year.

Jim Goodwin refused to confirm interest in Angolan ‘Beni’ but has insisted it is important Aberdeen don’t stand still in the January window. The Dons, who are looking to bounce back against Rangers on Tuesday, after their weekend defeat to Celtic, are in third spot and are trying to seal a return to European competition.

Coronavirus pandemic stripped away “everything she loved” – including her passion for wrestling.Alex Cooper, better known to British wrestling fans as Alexxis Falcon, was having the best time of her career before the initial two-week lockdown kicked in in March, 2020.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, she said: "Everything I had was taken away from me – not being able to wrestle really got me depressed."It was getting me so down, not being able to do what was like my escape - it felt like I was spiraling into a depression.“Every time I looked on social media I saw other people posting highlights of their career so far, and then the Speaking Out movement hit, which made it even more depressing.”The Speaking Out movement saw hundreds of wrestlers – mainly female – detailing experiences of sexual, physical and mental abuse within British wrestling - essentially, British wrestling's own Me Too movement.The Hull native was talking to us after a brutal victory over Lana Austin at Progress Wrestling's Manchester show on Sunday.It was the company's first show outside of London under the new ownership team of Tranmere Rovers bosses Lee McAteer and Martyn Best.Recalling the days prior to the pandemic, she said: “I had a match at TNT Wrestling in Liverpool just a few days before we went into lockdown, and it was weird because everyone was wearing masks and using hand sanitizer.“I was wondering if this was a scare or actually as bad as everyone was saying it is.”Just a few days later, the country was plunged into lockdown, and Alex was forced to isolate for the next two months – she was classed as high risk and clinically vulnerable due to her asthma.Her now-fiancé, wrestler JJ Webb, was doing all of her shopping, and leaving

Oldham Athletic bosses have condemned a number of fans who damaged the coach of a rival team after a match on Tuesday evening (December 7).

controversial moments and already, only weeks into the new season, he seems to be at it again. A top-flight official for over 20 years, the 53 year old – who is also an ardent Tranmere Rovers fan – is famous for his apparent celebrations of goals and comical interactions with players.Now, with the new season only just under way, Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster has revealed the iconic ref was up to his usual antics in the first game of the season.Appearing on Jaackmate’s Happy Hour podcast, Ben recalled the infamous referee’s reaction to Watford taking the lead against Aston Villa on August 14.He explained: “Mike Dean’s the referee.

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Bolton last summer, but later signed a two-year deal with the club following the appointment of Ian Evatt.

Wanderers grabbed a goal back through Antoni Sarcevic and Delaney was shown a second yellow card after a foul on Vaughan shortly after.Hill of course managed Bolton last season and has now completed the double over his former employers, but said he understands his successor's 'frustrations' at Wanderers, which he believes stems from them not scoring as many goals as they should with the firepower they have in their arsenal. Hill also also believes that some teams underestimate the Trotters owing to their current league position of 17th but that that can be an error with Bolton's playing style under Evatt.

the Trotters went behind through Peter Clarke's header on the stroke of the half-hour mark.Hill's side then doubled their advantage when Kieron Morris' powerful low effort went in and they added a third when James Vaughan fired home from the penalty spot after Alex Baptiste's handball.And having had game against Stevenage postponed in midweek after a 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Exeter City in their last outing, Hill hailed the victory as the 'perfect result'. He said: “I’m delighted with every part of it and we’ve seen that during the week’s training.

Oldham Athletic came out on top of a seven-goal thriller against Barrow at Holker Street with a dramatic 4-3 victory. After the frantic midweek action, the team of the week in League Two has been named using the player ratings from football statistics website WhoScored.com.

Wanderers squad with only a handful of recognised first team team players which had mostly relied on the club's younger players for their opening League One fixtures.

Bolton's 2-0 victory over Salford City on Friday evening. Sarcevic set up Eoin Doyle for the opening goal at the University of Bolton Stadium and was among Bolton's star performers on the evening.

Dundee United to Ibrox for a league game for the first time since 2012 today. And events of that period remain a talking point still as animosity between the two clubs festers to this day.Steven Gerrard won't pay any heed to that as he looks to continue a solid start to the season where his side remain undefeated and yet to concede a goal.

Robbie Neilson at Hearts after walking out on Dundee United. The former Rangers and Scotland man was Neilson’s No.2 at Tannadice as they led the Tangerines to promotion to the Scottish Premiership last season.