Sir Alex Ferguson's message to David Moyes ahead of West Ham vs Man Utd

EASTENDERS actor Charlie Clements has revealed he has a new job making sushi. The star – who played Bradley Branning on the BBC soap – is back working in a kitchen after his latest theatre stint.

WITH Valentine's Day on the horizon, loved-up couples are getting ready for a night of romance. But love is not in the air in Weatherfield. Get the lowdown on all the drama in Monday's Coronation Street.

Pep Guardiola, Johan Cruyff and Sir Alex Ferguson are three of the most revered coaches of our time, but for some reason, none of them have tried the revolutionary idea of sticking a goalkeeper up front.Thankfully, there's one man who has.Step forward Stuart Pearce, who, on the final day of the 2004-05 season, made the madcap decision to convert David James into a centre-forward as Manchester City chased qualification for the UEFA Cup.With two minutes of normal time remaining and City needing to score, 'Psycho' lived up to his name (and then some) by replacing midfielder Claudio Reyna with second-choice stopper Nicky Weaver and throwing James up front.Pearce had hoped to unsettle the Middlesbrough defence, but according to Boro No.1 Mark Schwarzer - James' opposite number in the Teessiders' goal - it actually delivered the opposite effect. Schwarzer, speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes at its launch of the 5-A-Side Bet on Leicester v West Ham, revealed the reaction of the shocked Boro players.

This Morning were left gobsmacked after Alison Hammond asked a couple with a 51-year age gap about their sex life.Tisele and Wilson from South Africa appeared on the ITV show to discuss the dynamics of their relationship and how they are perceived by others.Wilson, who was clearly much older than his wife, told viewers he was interested in her the first time they met but also told a little white lie about his age.But things became rather uncomfortable when Alison probed the pair on their bedroom antics, which some viewers felt was a bit too much.Rushing to Twitter, fans shared their thoughts.One viewer penned: "The bedroom question was one question too far."Another said: "This is a painful interview to watch.

Dubai was reportedly attacked by guards as Prince William visited the country on an official visit.Billy Hood, 25, is currently serving a 10-year sentence for “unintentionally possessing” CBD vape oil in the United Arab Emirates country.As the Duke of Cambridge was meeting with UAE diplomats in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on Thursday, (February 10), Billy was allegedly attacked by Emirati authorities, according to non-profit organisation Detained in Dubai.Billy’s family are now appealing to the Prince to help bring Billy back to the UK after his appeal to overturn the sentence was refused, despite no court hearing taking place.According to Detained in Dubai, Billy has been isolated in a tiny cell that could fit only a mattress and is said to have hit the wall in frustration.Four prison guards are then alleged to have opened his cell and repeatedly beat him, causing him to bleed.Reports have also claimed that Billy was previously beaten and tasered and forced to confess.His brother Alex Hood said: “I am disgusted that the UK would ever allow this to happen to a British citizen and that they have not already intervened. This is not the first time he has been assaulted while in custody and over what? CBD oil that the court accepted, was not even his.“In accepting this kind of treatment and just ‘raising concerns’ without any actual consequence, the UK is essentially sanctioning these abuses again and again.

Jamie Carragher’s job as a Monday Night Football pundit in the future.The West Ham superstar recently spoke to Carragher’s Sky Sports colleague Gary Neville in a lengthy interview for the latest episode of The Overlap Podcast.Rice’s bold claim came when Manchester United legend Neville told the Hammers midfielder: “I've not spoken to a footballer at your age that's as switched on from a media perspective [as you are].”Neville added: "Carragher's in trouble, isn't he? On Monday Night Football?"To which Rice replied: "Carragher's a goner! I'm coming for him!"Carragher tweeted after seeing the podcast: "Well get yourself on MNF in March... let's see what you've got!"The acting Hammers captain then joked: "You sure you want that...

Prince Andrew was a “constant sex pest” who wanted to know about her love life during sessions.Emma Gruenbaum, 50, claims the Duke of York would ask her about “anal sex” and was told “not to make a fuss” when the massages had to be in his bedroom at Royal Lodge in Windsor.She says the sessions with Andrew took place almost weekly for two months, and claims he made a comment about her bottom, prompting her to swear at him over his remark. Speaking to the Sun, the sports therapist claims Andrew, 61, said “Hey nice a****.

direct to your inboxMino Raiola is no stranger to causing disruption and he's blown open a fresh debate regarding Paul Pogba following his latest claims. The outspoken Italian super-agent has stated that Pogba 's time at Manchester United is over, making it clear that the France World Cup winner is unhappy at Old Trafford.

Liverpool are reaping the rewards of having fierce competition for places in attack this season, says Manchester United legend Paul Scholes. The Reds ensured they remain level on points with Premier League leaders Tottenham on Sunday, with goals from Mohamed Salah, Georginio Wijnaldum, Joel Matip and Nelson Semedo’s own goal handing them a 4-0 victory over Wolves at Anfield.

Paul Scholes has revealed one similarity at Liverpool that reminds him of his time at Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Bruno Fernandes came off the bench and inspired Manchester United’s 3-1 win away at West Ham on Saturday night - but the midfielder wasn’t impressed with team-mate Marcus Rashford’s missed opportunity in the game.United recorded their fourth straight win in the Premier League against former boss David Moyes’ side, despite initially falling a goal behind when Tomas Soucek opened the scoring seven minutes before half-time.Fernandes and Rashford then came off the bench to help Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men fight back, with Paul Pogba first curling home a sensational equaliser 20 minutes into the second half.Mason Greenwood then edged the visitors in front three minutes later, before Rashford sealed the victory 12 minutes from time.It proved an

Manchester United are being linked with new faces in the dugout as well as on the pitch.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer rolled the dice for the second time in a week – and once more came up trumps.

West Ham boss David Moyes has opened up on how he was monitoring Edinson Cavani "closely" during his tenure at Manchester United.

straight to your inbox every day for freeDavid Moyes knows exactly the type of pressure Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is under. Moyes is one of Solskjaer's predecessors in the Manchester United hotseat.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United head to West Ham this weekend looking to continue their positive Premier League form.Whilst the Reds suffered defeat to PSG in the Champions League in midweek, they put in a positive display in the game, which should give them confidence going forward.United are on a three-game winning streak in the Premier League but can they continue that against a West Ham side that have surprised a lot of people so far this season?Here is what the pundits say."West Ham are on a great run and are looking for their fourth straight win.

straight to your inbox every day for freeBack three trial?The West Ham team is as unremarkable as their manager but they are fifth in the Premier League table and play in David Moyes' image: selfless workhorses with a target man and any flair is functional.Moyes has settled on a back three for most of this season but West Ham are not a team with the standing that demands United match their formation.

Manchester United directors tomorrow night when West Ham host his former club. And his reluctance to break bread with the likes of Ed Woodward and Richard Arnold will have nothing to do with Covid-19 restrictions either.Moyes still hasn't forgiven United for the manner in which they sacked him in 2014 after just 10 months in charge.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is mirroring his former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.Klopp, who led Liverpool to their maiden Premier League title last season, has guided the Reds into the Champions League knockout stages with a game to spare.They beat Ajax 1-0 on Tuesday night at Anfield thanks to Curtis Jones’ second half goal.Klopp has appeared tetchy in plenty of post-match interviews this season, regularly complaining over the packed fixture schedule.Though Ferdinand believes it is a way of taking pressure off the Liverpool team with the former defender admitting Ferguson used to do the same.Ferdinand said on BT Sport: ”Sometimes he'd do a team talk after a game and would be brilliant, as calm as you like.

Rio Ferdinand has remembered an occasion that left Manchester United players in shock.

straight to your inbox every day for freeJurgen Klopp is copying a trick straight out of the Sir Alex Ferguson handbook to try and hand Liverpool an advantage in the title race. That's the verdict of former Manchester United man Gary Neville.