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Jamie Carragher has revealed that he called Djibril Cisse a "f****** spaceman” after his antics during Liverpool’s famous Champions League win in 2005.After going 3-0 down to AC Milan in Istanbul, the Reds looked down and out but Rafa Benitez masterminded a brilliant comeback.This was a Milan team full of some of the best players of all time: Paulo Maldini, Kaka, Alessandro Nesta, Andrea Pirlo, Cafu, Andriy Shevchenko, Clarence Seedorf… with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm.Maldini and Herman Crespo put the Italians 3-0 at half-time which sparked Benitez into life by changing to a back three and putting Didi Hamann.A shocking six-minute period came just before the hour mark where Steven Gerrard, Vladimir Smicer and Xabi Alonso all scored to send the match to penalties - which Liverpool won.But while Benitez was making his changes, Cisse inexplicably got ready to come on as Carragher recounted the hilarious moment while speaking on The Overlap podcast with Gary Neville and Roy Keane.He said: “What Benitez did, which was his great strength, is change things through a game and not get emotional, that was his thing. He just made changes, changed the system, he even changed substitutions in the dressing room.“He told Djimi Traore to get a shower and because his English was not great he just said ‘Djimi.

boss has handed himself in hot water with internet users after he responded to a message from a transgender person by saying he 'identified as a dog'.A screenshot of the conversation quoted on Twitter by freelance journalist Katelyn Burns showed a tense exchange over text between a person Allie, who introduces themselves as transgender, and the boss.The chat appears to come while Allie introduces themselves to a new or prospective employer, and begins with them writing: "By the way i came out as transgender this year, i go by allie now. but if you ever see a resume for Althea that's mine haha."But the boss then controversially takes this as an opportunity to introduce his own gag, writing: "I'm identifying as a DOG now."I stay home and sleep all day and lick my balls."Wait for people to feed me"Allie then registers their offence at the quip and tells them that they were not joking about being transgender, saying: "Idk if you think I'm kidding but i'm 100% serious and find your 'joke' offensive."Reaction on Twitter was hugely critical of the boss, with many rushing to offer their support to Allie.One user wrote: "That's appalling and I'd consider it sexual harassment on top of bigotry.

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LOUIS Tomlinson's sister Lottie has turned to him for support after their mum and sister's deaths - as she warns grief sends you to a "dark place". The 21-year-old has spoken out about her family tragedies after becoming an ambassador for Sue Ryder.

Kate Garraway is in "unimaginable pain and distress" as her beloved husband Derek Draper continues to fight for life in hospital, according to friend Lorraine Kelly. Good Morning Britain host Kate, 53, is set to return to work tomorrow to present the ITV show alongside Ben Shephard.However, despite attempting to return to some normality in her life, Kate is still heartbroken as Derek is still in hospital recovering from coronavirus.

Kate Garraway has suffered ‘unimaginable pain’ as husband Derek Draper battles for his life in a coma, pal Lorraine Kelly revealed.Derek, 52, was rushed to hospital with coronavirus at the end of March, and moved to intense care days later as his symptoms worsened.Kate announced that the dad-of-two had emerged from a ‘deep coma’ and recently ‘opened his eyes’.The 53-year-old will be returning to her presenting stint on Good Morning Britain next week, after a doctor encouraged her to return to normality – and her ITV co-star has praised her strength while ‘going through hell’.Penning a column for The Sun, Lorraine said: ‘She has been coping with the unimaginable pain and distress of her husband Derek battling for his life after contracting

Kate Garraway has been “coping with unimaginable pain” as he husband Derek Draper remains in hospital after contracting the coronavirus, which he has now beaten. The Good Morning Britain star, who returned to the GMB studio earlier this week, has been praised by Lorraine Kelly for her strength throughout the heartbreaking ordeal.

Kate Garraway has been praised by her friend Lorraine Kelly for never complaining during her husband Derek Draper's battle with COVID-19, despite going through "unimaginable pain".Derek has been fighting for his life in hospital since March, with Kate revealing this week that he is in a "minimum state of consciousness" but has managed to open his eyes.Despite doctors confirming he is now free of the virus, the disease has sadly wreaked havoc on his body.MORE: Kate Garraway reveals heartbreaking way she's keeping husband Derek physically close to herWATCH: Kate Garraway opens up about accidentally disappointing son BillySoon after Kate confirmed she will be returning to Good Morning Britain on Monday, Lorraine praised her friend for

Kate Garraway has endured a "lonely, miserable voyage" as her husband Derek Draper battled coronavirus but "never complained", according to her friend Lorraine Kelly.

Emmerdale star Tony Audenshaw, 55, has revealed why the ITV soap will look “different” to viewers this week due to restrictions which have been implemented because of the coronavirus pandemic.The cast and crew have now returned to film on set, but have to adhere to social distancing guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus.However, Tony explained during an interview with Lorraine Kelly on Good Morning Britain today that some upcoming episodes of the show were filmed before the COVID-19 outbreak, which means the actors were able to get closer to one another during scenes.The star divulged: “People will be hugging and kissing this week because some were filmed before lockdown.”Now the restrictions are in place, the Bob Hope star went on

Adele 's incredible weight loss not only changed the singer's appearance, but eliminated a potential risk of coronavirus, according to Dr Hilary Jones.

Adele's transformation was a pinnacle talking point on Good Morning Britain today, as Dr Hilary Jones discussed the star being "high risk" for coronavirus, had she not opted for a healthier lifestyle.

CRAIG Revel Horwood has insisted that he believes Strictly Come Dancing will air this year - and producers already have a "contingency plan" in place for if lockdown continues. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has thrown television into chaos in recent months, with ITV2's Love Island the latest to be axed this year due to social-distancing guidelines.

Coronation Street’s Sue Cleaver today reassured fans that work is being done to make sure that we don’t run out of episodes.

Lorraine Kelly was able to give an update on Kate Garraway's husband Derek on Good Morning Britain today.

While Lorraine Kelly, 60 was speaking to ITV's Dr Hilary Jones, 66, on her programme today, the TV host expressed her concerns about the crowds who gathered to participate in the weekly Clap for our Carers on Westminster Bridge last night.

Dr Hilary Jones opened up about how those suffering from COVID-19 can see their health "fall off a cliff" after 10 days of persistent symptoms.

Piers Morgan, 55, has been branded a “satsuma” by Lorraine Kelly, 60, after he struggled to “blend” his make-up properly for his appearance on Good Morning Britain today.The outspoken star addressed the situation on the ITV show when viewers informed him about his beauty mishap.He said: “Apparently I have blending issues with my make-up when I turn here.“I don’t even know what that means, other than clearly this part of my head is orange, apparently this part is not. “I don’t know what that means and I don’t care.

Thousands of Brits ventured to their windows, balconies and doorsteps on Thursday 26 March evening to applaud the hard work of the NHS and health workers across the country as they tirelessly battle the coronavirus. Joining in with the rest of the nation were all the ITV Daytime stars, who shared a heartwarming video of themselves personally thanking all those who are putting their lives at risk.

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Dr Hilary has warned that Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper "could have to learn to walk and talk again" amid his ongoing coronavirus battle. TV presenter Kate, 53, revealed that Derek emerged from his Covid-19 coma after 98 days in hospital in a recent interview.