Postman obsessed with Leeds United has secret museum for club inside his house

gave birth at just 14 has slammed online trolls.Kelly Healey, 30, has hit back at those who criticise her and 17-year-old daughter Skye Salter – as well as her own mother, 48, who could be one of the UK's youngest ever great-grandmothers.The family has been subjected to judgement and comments from trolls who say Kelly should have taught Sky about contraception — but Kelly told The Mirror she did give her daughter "the talk" long before she was sexually active. Three years ago Skye (then 14) gave birth to son Bailey, and claims to not have even known she was pregnant until she was more than eight months along.The mum and daughter say they are now facing online abuse after going public with their story.Skye said: “I knew it would come, but people have no idea what goes on behind closed doors.“I don't think about them.

snow joke! A white April Fool’s Day is expected as a “polar plunge” clears beaches and ends the spring heatwave.Brits will shiver in British Summer Time as the clocks go forward, but the weather goes back after a 20C (68F) weekend.We’ll swap Speedos for scarves as cold polar air – shown on weather map, above – sees temperatures plummet from Tuesday.Highs of just 7-14C are due for most by Wednesday, with only 7-10C by April Fool’s Day on Friday as the chill lasts through the weekend.And the Met Office warned of snow even at lower levels in the North from Wednesday onwards. Frost is due in many regions, with -3C nights in the North and 0C in the South.“April F-f-f-fool anyone?” said veteran forecaster John Hammond of weather trending.“After glorious spring days, a cold front from the North-East will introduce chillier air by midweek.”Consultant meteorologist Matt Hugo said: “We’ll get payback.

Manchester United ace Tahith Chong's home and held him at knifepoint while stealing thousands of pounds worth of possessions.Three balaclava-wearing men broke into the 22-year-old’s house at 3am while he was asleep. They proceeded to hold blades to the Dutch Under-21 player’s throat and shine torches in his eyes as they demanded he hand over jewellery, watches and designer bags.The Sun claims the Birmingham City loanee was even mocked by the robbers for his lack of security as they continued the ransacking, leaving him “extremely shaken” by the incident.Police were called afterward and revealed the intruders may have been monitoring his wealth through social media.A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson confirmed that officers were called to reports of a robbery at an address in Sale.

Taylor Hawkins possibly died of a heart attack, it has been reported.The world-famous rock star tragically passed away aged 50 - leading to an outpouring of tributes from fans and fellow musicians around the world.Health chiefs in Bogota have since alleged the talented musician might have passed away from a heart attack after "white powder" was reportedly discovered in his hotel room.According to a statement from the City Health Department, the drummer sparked a medical emergency after he suffered "chest pains".The department confirmed an ambulance was called to the scene, but a response team from EMI was already present at the scene and trying to deal with the incident.The star was apparently pronounced dead at the scene after attempts to revive him.The statement read: "With regards to the death of the American musician Taylor Hawkins in the neighbourhood of Chapinero, which happened on Friday night, the City Health Department states the following:"The city’s Emergency Regulation Centre received an alert about a patient with chest pain in a hotel located in the north of the city."An ambulance was sent to attend to this case.

Newly-appointed Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch revealed that Manchester United interim boss Ralf Rangnick sent him a message after his arrival at Elland Road.

Marcelo Bielsa used while in charge of Leeds has broken supporters’ hearts after revealing he will also be departing Elland Road.Andres Clavijo has been seen at the side of Bielsa for all of the Argentine’s interviews since the Whites were promoted to the Premier League.He had originally been hired as a first-team performance analyst, but also stepped in as translator for Bielsa’s interviews with the media.Unlike the people Bielsa used in his first two seasons as Leeds boss, Clavijo was used for more than one campaign to translate the iconic manager’s words from Spanish to English.But sadly for Leeds fans, they will no longer be seeing Clavijo at Bielsa’s side after the manager was sacked by the Whites this week.Jesse Marsch has now taken charge of the Premier League strugglers and Clavijo has revealed that he has now left the club as the American brings in his own backroom staff.“Thank you for the overwhelming messages of support. I am sad to report that I too will be leaving the club alongside Marcelo and the rest of his staff,” Clavijo wrote on Instagram.“It has been an incredible 2 years at the club.

Ebanie Bridges caused quite a stir when she posted a picture of herself wearing a Leeds top online - but the caption she wrote has backfired. Before Leeds' 4-0 defeat to Tottenham, the boxer posted a snap on Instagram, saying in a caption: “Headed to Leeds today for the game.

Leeds fans as Marcelo Bielsa's replacement.Following in the footsteps of Bielsa at Elland Road will feel akin to an act of treason once Marsch walks through the doors of the Yorkshire club, such is the iconic status of the Argentine legend. But Marsch has one thing in his favour - he once chopped former Manchester United superstar David Beckham down to size.

Leeds bosses fear new manager Jesse Marsch will be taking over a squad that is mentally and physically shattered.Former RB Leipzig and New York Red Bulls boss Marsch is expected to be appointed today as Marcelo Bielsa's replacement.Leeds chairman Andrea Radrizzani sacked Bielsa in the wake of last weekend's 4-0 home thrashing by Tottenham.The news left Leeds fans stunned and distraught, but Radrizzani decided to wield the axe because he thought the Argentine would take the club back into the Championship.And it has emerged that one of the main factors behind Radrizzani's decision was that Bielsa's intense training methods had left his stars too tired to compete in games.It is understood the players became bored of Bielsa's approach, found him too demanding and could no longer cope with what he was asking them to do.Leeds find themselves two points above the drop zone following six games without a win, and have lost their last four matched by an aggregate scoreline of 17-2.Radrizzani, along with his fellow directors, targeted Marsch two years ago and had lined him up to come in this summer, when Bielsa was expected to leave the Yorkshire club.But Leeds have had to bring forward their plans and hope to confirm Marsch's appointment within a matter of hours, provided the necessary paperwork and visa applications get completed.Bielsa, meanwhile, travelled to the club's training ground this morning to say an emotional goodbye to his players and staff and is expected to fly back to Argentina to be reunited with his family.

Marcelo Bielsa became watery-eyed as he said his goodbyes to the Leeds backroom staff following his sacking from the club.The Argentine had developed a massive connection with the city and supporters for his brilliant tenure and so naturally he became overcome with emotions` as he departed the club for the final time.According to The Athletic, the 66-year-old was “visibly tearful” at the training ground, Thorp Arch on Sunday, a place where he “virtually lived in for almost four years.”The publication report, too, that others from the backroom staff also left, such as assistants Pablo Quiroga and Diego Flores and fitness coach Benoit Delaval.The piece continued to say that the now-former Whites boss “is due to hold a last meeting with the club’s players today before preparing for a flight to Argentina, the final leg in one of his biggest adventures.”Bielsa, 66, who was appointed in June 2018, was sacked after a 4-0 home defeat to Spurs, a game that was to become the last straw in a series of massive losses for Leeds, with the club two points above the relegation zone and in free fall.Under Bielsa, Leeds secured promotion back to the Premier League after 16 years away when his side was promoted as champions in July 2020.He led the side to finish ninth last season in their inaugural campaign.But Saturday's 4-0 defeat by Tottenham was the final straw as the club felt time was running out to save the season."This has been the toughest decision I have had to make during my tenure at Leeds United, taking into account all the success Marcelo has had at the club," said Leeds United chairman Andrea Radrizzani."With Marcelo as our head coach, we had three incredible campaigns and the good times returned to Elland Road.

Incoming Leeds boss Jesse Marsch hasn’t been shy about his admiration for Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick over the years.

Leeds United on Sunday was met with an outpouring of emotion from fans – and not all of it was directed towards the outgoing manager.Bielsa was sacked after Saturday’s 4-0 defeat by Tottenham left Leeds precariously placed in 16th position, two points above the relegation zone.The Argentine has been hugely successful with the Whites since taking over in June 2018, bringing them up from the Championship before securing ninth place last season.Leeds’ decision to let him go has sparked plenty of debate online, despite the team losing their last four games by an aggregate score of 17-2."This has been the toughest decision I have had to make during my tenure at Leeds United, taking into account all the success Marcelo has had at the club," said chairman Andrea Radrizzani.What Radrizzani didn’t address – but many fans did – was the fate of a familiar face: Bielsa’s interpreter.Andres Clavijo has endeared himself to fans by standing by Bielsa’s side in post-match interviews over the past three and a half years.Clavijo is the first team performance analyst at Leeds, but his grasp of Spanish and English has seen him take up a more prominent role.HAVE YOUR SAY! Who should Leeds appoint as their next manager? Comment below.His day job at Leeds means he surely won’t be following Bielsa out of the door at Elland Road, but his days of translating may well be behind him.Some Leeds fans felt the need to pay tribute to Leeds’ unsung hero on Saturday.“Ahh man, I’ll miss this iconic duo,” one fan wrote alongside a picture of Bielsa and Clavijo.“Naturally everyone upset about Marcelo Bielsa but spare a thought for Andres Clavijo his translator - thanks for your hardwork translating Marcelo's thoughts.” wrote one Leeds supporter.Want to be

Marcelo Bielsa was the messiah who made Leeds fans fall back in love with football again.The Argentine led them back to the promised land of the Premier League after almost two decades of pain - and his beautiful brand of football transformed Leeds from the team people loved to hate to being their second favourite one in the land.He earned cult status for giving supporters a side to be proud of, transforming the lives of some and making the likes of Kalvin Phillips, Raphina and Patrick Bamford international stars as well as local legends.Bamford led the tributes of gratitude and thanks to the Argentine following his shock sacking, with the simple message "Thank you, the man who changed everything for everyone."It's a measure of the esteem in which Bielsa is held that Bamford was not alone in expressing his genuine sadness at the departure of the former Argentina and Chile manager.Several members of staff were said to be in floods of tears following Saturday's home thrashing by Tottenham, fearful Bielsa had taken charge of his final game.He would be applauded at service stations, followed around supermarkets and had hundreds of fans camped outside his rented home in Wetherby for days on end following promotion to the Premier League.The outpouring of footballing grief for someone Pep Guardiola once labelled "the best coach in the world" threatened to send social media into a meltdown.But despite qualities including being humble, ruthless and studios to the extreme, it was his stubbornness that led to his eventual downfall.Injuries to the likes of Bamford, Phillips and Liam Cooper didn't help, but Bielsa refused to compromise his principles of "pure football" irrespective of the fact Leeds were going backwards.Some people

Leeds announced that Marcelo Bielsa had left his position on Sunday, after a miserable run of form that included a 4-2 defeat at Elland Road against Manchester United.

Manchester United fans couldn’t help but poke fun at Leeds after Marcelo Bielsa’s departure was confirmed.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at some of the heaviest defeats Leeds have suffered since their return to the Premier League in 2020. Losing to your rivals is never a good thing but the manner in which Manchester United got past Leeds was a sign of things to come whenever Bielsa's side faced a top-six club.

Leeds United have parted ways with Marcelo Bielsa as the club continues to struggle in the lower half of the Premier League table. Leeds struggled throughout February as Bielsa's side suffered embarrassing defeats to Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham in quick succession.Tottenham proved to be the breaking point for the Argentine as Leeds shipped four to Antonio Conte's side on a dismal Saturday lunchtime.Three quick-fire goals inside the first 30 minutes pushed the game away from Leeds before Son Heung-min rounded off the clash for Spurs.However, Bielsa had been hoping to turn the season around, deflecting any suggestions he was ready to walk away from the Yorkshire side.Leeds chairman Andrea Radrizzani said: “This has been the toughest decision I have had to make during my tenure at Leeds United, taking into account all the success Marcelo has had at the club.“With Marcelo as our head coach, we had three incredible campaigns and the good times returned to Elland Road.

Leeds United have made history after becoming the first team in the Premier League era to concede 20 goals in a calendar month.They were thumped 4-0 by Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, leaving manager Marcelo Bielsa's future in serious doubt.In February, Leeds have shipped three goals against Aston Villa and Everton, four goals against Tottenham and Manchester United, and six goals against Liverpool.It's been a whopping 36 years since a team in the English top flight conceded so many times in just one month, with Newcastle United leaking 21 goals back in April 1986.Leeds have now conceded 60 goals in the Premier League this season, more than any other side, and Bielsa admitted after the game that this was a serious problem."The amount of goals conceded, of course it has a decisive influence on the results we obtain," the 66-year-old said."No team can think in progressing within the competition if you have a defensive weakness that's so manifested like ours."When asked if he was confident he could turn things around, his response was typically bullish."Of course," he said.Will Marcelo Bielsa get sacked? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...This latest defeat leaves Leeds perilously close to the relegation zone and sees Bielsa well and truly staring down the barrel at Elland Road.The club has won just three matches since October, and for the first time since the Argentine arrived in Yorkshire four years ago, he looks lost and even devoid of ideas.Leeds are now just three points from safety, but could slip into the drop-zone as four teams below them have games in hand.

Manchester United fans have pleaded with the club to sign highly-rated Leeds winger Raphinha.

Leeds United's loss to Tottenham Hotspur. Marcelo Bielsa's side were thrashed 4-0 at home by Spurs on Saturday as relegation fears continue to mount at Elland Road.However, Leeds did have the chance to claim a consolation goal and potentially kickstart a comeback with the score at 3-0 during the second half.Dallas had caught out Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris 40 yards from goal, giving him an empty net to put the ball into with the keeper stranded in no man's land.Fans were left in shock, though, as the Northern Ireland international delayed shooting and instead dribbled into the Spurs penalty area.As he made his way into the box, two Spurs defenders were able to get back and defend before his eventual shot was blocked by Ben Davies.This left fans of both Leeds and other clubs united in their disbelief as they took to social media to react to Dallas' missed opportunity.One fan tweeted: “Leeds only have themselves to blame...