Sir Alex Ferguson accused of being "f****** cheat" at snooker with cheeky antics

X Factor stars have reunited ten years on from forming on the X Factor in 2012.The band includes the original lineup of George Shelley, JJ Hamblett, Josh Cuthbert and Jaymi Hensley.This comes after the boy band secretly decided to regroup during the pandemic and have recently announced a one-off show at the London Palladium.Alongside this, the boys are also filming a documentary about their return.The gig will take place on May 28, which is exactly ten years after their first performance on the ITV show but is expected to lead to far more for the band.The lads will be chatting to Daily Star showbiz reporter Carly Hacon and will be revealing a load of gossip including X Factor secrets, past feuds and future plans.Union J will be taking part in the Facebook Live event which will take place on Tuesday at 11am - which readers can watch for free, here.There will be a chance for readers to ask The group questions of their own which will be put to her by the Carly in Convo host.In an interview with The Sun, Jaymi revealed it was him who managed to make the magic reunion happen.He told the publication: “All offers were off the table for two years, so the relationships started ­blossoming again between all of us as a four.“I went to George first, then I went to Josh and then I rang JJ and said, ‘Well you haven’t got any choice, you’re still in the contract.”JJ added: “We’re like four brothers. We’ve spent the last few days together and it’s so natural.”George also added: "We never told anyone we were dropped by our label and we didn’t get an explanation.

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Ahead of the clash between Manchester United and Liverpool, a gem of a story has unearthed surrounding Sir Alex Ferguson and goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel.

Manchester United hero Robin van Persie once revealed how Sir Alex Ferguson threatened to drop his star players if they could not bring the best out of the Dutchman.Van Persie signed for the Red Devils in 2012 as one of the greatest strikers in the world, coming off the back of a sensational season for Arsenal where he scored 30 league goals.The forward quickly became one of Sir Alex’s standout players at United and guided the club to their last Premier League title in the Scot’s final season in charge.And while working as a pundit on BT Sport last year, van Persie revealed just how serious the manager was about making him the focal point of the attack.Van Persie said: “He literally said to Scholesy, Carrick, Shinji [Kagawa] and Wayne

Manchester City’s incredible 6-1 win at Old Trafford was fuelled by the “mercenary” jibes being hurled at their players.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Ince sees a little bit of Sir Alex Ferguson in Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, pointing to the German's passion for the game.

Sir Alex Ferguson's famous hairdryer treatment once left Tomasz Kuszczak in tears while thinking that his Manchester United contract was at risk - but the legendary Scot later felt the need to apologise. The 39-year-old former Poland international goalkeeper made 61 appearances for the Red Devils between 2006 and 2012, winning three Premier League titles and the Champions League.

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Manchester United star Kleberson has urged his former side to stick by Ole Gunnar Solskajer.The Red Devils have failed to win their last three Premier League games, and they conceded four goals to Leicester City at the weekend.United now face a tough run of fixtures that features two Champions League clashes, as well as games against Liverpool and Manchester City in their next six.And Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly recommended United attempt to secure the services of Zinedine Zidane.However, Kleberson, Solskjaer's old teammate, has urged United to stick by the Norwegian due to his similarities with Sir Alex Ferguson."Even if Manchester United lose some of their upcoming games, Ole Gunnar Solskjær won’t get sacked," Kleberson explained to

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It's only just over two weeks since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was slammed for resting key players in Manchester United's draw with Everton but a fortnight on and he is now being criticised for failing to get his best players to function in the weekend defeat to Leicester.

Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Garth Crooks believes former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson would have to be at the very top of his game to get the best from the current squad.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has told Ole Gunnar Solskjaer he should go back to basics, like Sir Alex Ferguson, after United failed to pick up three points.Leicester City put four past the Red Devils on Saturday afternoon, leaving United winless in their last three Premier League games.However, despite the setback, the United hierarchy are believed to have no intention of sacking the Norwegian.And with a tough run of fixtures coming up for the Red Devils, Neville has urged Solskjaer to take a page out of Sir Alex's book.Neville and Solskjaer were teammates under the Scotsman at United in the 90s and 00s.“I like [Edinson] Cavani.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says it was unfair of Khabib Nurmagomedov to broadcast his private post-match discussion with Sir Alex Ferguson, which showed the former Manchester United manager question the decision to bench Cristiano Ronaldo against Everton.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has said Cristiano Ronaldo 'deserves' to win the Ballon d'Or this year.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has aimed another dig at Manchester United's transfer spending.

Gary Neville and Paul Scholes have spoken on Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney wanting away from Manchester United during the Sir Alex Ferguson era.