Ryan Christie admits Celtic system change payoff as frustrated star slams 'cheap goals'

drugs on her premises. Judy Boulton has been writing warning notes and plastering the walls of the men's toilets inside the New Inn pub in Burslem, Staffordshire.

parent has been left giggling after spotting some very rude looking balloons put up at his daughter's gymnastics venue.The dad went to the gymnasium to support his child’s hobby, but was in for a bit of a surprise when some innocent decorative balloons that were supposed to be a bunch of coconuts looked naughtier than intended.Instead of looking like the exotic fruit, the brown coloured balloons strike up a rather uncanny resemblance to boobs.The squirming parent posted a snap of the accidental breast sculpture to Reddit for all to see.Towering over the gymnastic spectators, the body of the tree was made up of the risqué balloons that had a darker ring at the top and a smaller circle within - which made the ‘coconuts’ appear to have nipples.Quite the display at the child-friendly event!And of course, many people were equally tickled at the naughty looking balloons and so fled to the comments to poke fun at the display.One person commented: “The person/people who assembled this surely took a step back and AT LEAST chuckled…. Right?”Another user laughed: “The areolas are so pretty this time of year.”While a third person questioned: “Wait… Those are meant to be coconuts???”Someone else chuckled: “Yes, what lovely bunch of coconuts.”Meanwhile, a fifth person mocked: “'Mummy, why is daddy rubbing his face on the tree?’.”And, a fifth user remarked: “Oh look, the endangered t***y tree! How majestic!” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

EastEnders actress Natalie Cassidy claims she was fat-shamed whilst she was in Strictly Come Dancing in 2009. Natalie was partnered with professional dancer Vincent Simone and recently recalled how she was once asked to lift him during a routine, despite this being a typical move for the male partner.The 38-year-old actress has lost an incredible four stone since the incident that she slammed as “out of order”.On Rylan Clark’s podcast Ry-Union, Cassidy spoke to the TV personality about the experience: “Vincenzo was quite little and I remember one week [they said] ‘We’re going to do this dance, but you’re going to pick up Vincent,’ and now I think that was out of order.”She said that BBC bosses “couldn’t do that now” but also reflected on the good times she had while competing for the Glitterball Trophy.She admitted that Strictly was her “best job outside of Eastenders” and scoffed at the thought of calling it a job, as she enjoyed learning how to dance so much.Natalie and Vincent had a long run on the seventh series of Strictly and were voted out in fifth place.“We were like brother and sister.

Valentine’s Day is the most romantic day of the year where couples and new dates alike get dressed up and head out for date night.But, on top of the wining and dining many established and new couples also hope to get down and dirty on February 14.But, not every sexual encounter runs smoothly – and two sex therapists have shared the three words that they claim “instantly” turn men off in bed.So, if you’re hoping to get wild it’s best to avoid saying them! Asa Baav and David Chambers, a couple who run sex and relationship courses around the world, told the Sun that people with male partners should never say this phrase and should be compassionate towards them if suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED).

Channel 4’s Gogglebox have shared an exciting announcement for fans of the series.Viewers were originally upset when Jenny and Lee confirmed that the series had come to an end in December while cast and crew took a break over Christmas and January. Factory cleaner Dave and retail worker Shirley shared a sweet snap together and unveiled some exciting news to their fans.

Megan Fox posed up a storm as she showcased her incredible figure in a low-cut minidress.The 35 year old looked sensational in the all-black plunging outfit which showcased her incredible curves and featured sheer panelling down her torso.The actress showed off her never-ending legs in a sheer pair of black tights and wore matching strappy black and gold heels.Megan who was attending the Jimmy Choo X Mugler VIP show in Los Angeles looked glam in a full face of makeup, including a pink lipstick and smoky eye.She styled her long dark locks loose in waves and showed off her large engagement rock as well as another gold ring. The mum of three got engaged to Machine Gun Kelly in January this year in Puerto Rico.

EXCLUSIVE: Lydia Leonard (the English Call My Agent remake), Timothy Spall (Mr. Turner) and Sverrir Gudnason (Borg Vs. McEnroe) are leading the cast of Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson’s first English language feature Northern Comfort.

EXCLUSIVE: London-based sales agent Dogwoof has picked up world rights to Tommy Gulliksen’s Sound Of Ice, a documentary about musician Terje Isungset’s project to produce and play musical instruments crafted from each of the world’s most endangered glaciers.

Bolton Wanderers made it six matches unbeaten in League One with a hard fought victory over Charlton Athletic.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are finally reunited on This Morning.

Manchester United remain the only side in the Premier League not to have scored from a corner this season.

Derek McInnes admitted his defenders were "spooked" by Celtic's slick attacking play as they fell to a 2-0 defeat in the Scottish Cup semi-final.Two first-half strikes from the Hoops proved the difference as a beautiful curling effort from Ryan Christie preceded Moi Elyounoussi's tap-in.The 30-year wait to bring the game's oldest trophy back to Pittodrie now continues into the current season, with Celtic facing Hearts in next month's final for last campaign's competition.And McInnes reckons his defenders needed to be braver against the Scottish champions if they wanted to end that wait on Sunday afternoon.Speaking to Premier Sports, he said: "I thought we actually started in possession and we had three or four good moments early in the

Ryan Christie wonderstrike helped them ease to a 2-0 win over Aberdeen at Hampden. Neil Lennon's side are looking to retain the Scottish Cup for a fourth season on the spin, and an efficient performance set up a showdown with Hearts on December 20.

Celtic star and international pals Kieran Tierney and Stuart Armstrong as they enjoyed down time between training sessions.In the end a short spell of fun on the consoles became two weeks of frustration on the couch.Armstrong’s positive test for Covid-19 left his two team-mates in the line of fire.Christie says he, Tierney and Armstrong didn’t even face each other as they sat the necessary social distance apart as set out by the Scotland team medical staff. But with Armstrong’s test results in the system, Christie and Tierney were told by NHS Lothian they were close contacts.The Parkhead ace was stunned.

Celtic and Scotland midfielder is adamant a common-sense approach is needed rather than the catch-all system that forced him to miss three massive games for his country and last weekend’s Old Firm clash.Christie has opened up on his frustration at being ordered by Scottish Government protocols to stay indoors for 14 days after NHS Lothian deemed he’d been in close contact with Scotland team-mate Stuart Armstrong, who returned a positive test.During his lay-off, he says he’d taken six negative tests, yet was still told to stay in his flat.Christie understands that strict measures are necessary and that Holyrood health officials have to be cautious.But, with regular testing taking place for players, he can’t see why it has to be 14 days out

Lewis Ferguson calmly slotted home his second spot-kick of the afternoon to cap a 3-3 draw and consign Neil Lennon's side to another title race blow at the end of a difficult week.

Celtic have had three positive tests within their squad as Odsonne Edouard, Hatem Abd Elhamed and Nir Bitton were all struck down on international duty. The Parkhead boss has also been without Ryan Christie after he was ordered to self-isolate for a fortnight.

Europa League opener but not before they staged a rousing finish.First-half goals from Rade Krunic and Brahim Diaz had the visitors cruising but Neil Lennon 's side kept going and sub Mohamed Elyounoussi's header in the 76th minute gave the Hoops hope before Jens Petter Hauge's late sickener.The Irishman told his players they were "amazing" in the build-up but his motivational pick-me-up didn't appear to have the desired effect.Yes, It started positively enough with Celtic working at pace not witnessed since before lockdown as they stated their intent.Olivier Ntcham was key in the opening 10 minutes with both Albian Ajeti and Leigh Griffiths working half chances for themselves but they were unable to create anything clear-cut.But all the

Europa League opener.The 49-year-old was delighted with his team's rousing second half display as Mohamed Elyounoussi 's header at 2-0 down changed the game after first-half goals from Rade Krunic and Brahim Diaz had the visitors cruising.Jens Petter Hauge's stoppage time strike gave the Italian giants the points but the Celtic manager was buoyed with his players in the wake of their lifeless defeat to Rangers at the weekend.And Lennon is certain his side can build upon their performance that had Serie A leaders under the cosh in the closing stages.Speaking to BT Sport, he said: "I thought we deserved better. "We deserved something out of the game.

Ryan Christie ahead of their tough Europa League Group H opener against AC Milan on Thursday night. The Hoops attacker was forced to self-isolate after being regarded as a close contact of Stuart Armstrong, who tested positive for Covid-19 on Scotland duty.

Neil Lennon he can't blame his Celtic mole for defeat to Rangers on Saturday. And the outspoken pundit has also warned the Hoops boss that he needs to forget about his injury absences and take responsibility for the poor performance himself.Celtic were comfortably beaten 2-0 by their Glasgow rivals at Celtic Park but were missing the likes of Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie, Nir Bitton and James Forrest.