Steven Gerrard's feelings for West Ham after iconic Liverpool FA Cup final

Florence + The Machine are teasing an imminent comeback, sending letters and cards to fans marked ‘Chapter 1’.Florence Welch and co. released their last album, ‘High As Hope’, in 2018.

The Queen's Covid diagnosis has forced the Royal Family to face the 'cold hard reality' of their precarious situation, an expert has claimed.In one of the most tumultuous periods for the Queen and fellow royals in living memory, the family has had to absorb Harry and Meghan quitting, the death of Prince Phillip, and more recently the allegations made against Prince Andrew.And according to Royal expert Daniela Elser, the latest news that the Queen has Covid will make projecting stability to the British public an even harder job.Following the Queen's diagnosis, Buckingham Palace put out a short statement, that many including Daniela Elser took umbrage with.It read: "Buckingham Palace confirm that The Queen has today tested positive for Covid.“Her Majesty is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at Windsor over the coming week.“She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines."The brevity of the statement rankled many, and writing in NewsAu, Elsner delivered her riposte.She said: "Buckingham Palace might be resolutely intent on projecting an image of a united royal family cheerily getting on with the job – but that blithe optimism looks like it’s increasingly flying in the face of cold hard reality."The commentator added that the short statement over the monarch's diagnosis was telling for the precious 'situation' the royal family is in.She added: "This whole situation highlights what is only going to become a more pressing and painful headache for the royal house, which is, how to manage news about Her Majesty’s health."The news of the Queen's illness comes just days after she was pictured using a walking stick.

Amerisleep revealed her top tips on bed sheet changing etiquette, that can get you a better nights sleep and avoid ill health.

Ianis Hagi fired relentless Rangers another step closer to the title with a dogged victory over St Johnstone. The Romanian's second-half solo strike proved the difference in a tight affair at Ibrox to keep Steven Gerrard 's side 23 points clear of Celtic.

Steven Gerrard 's "three years in the making" post-match quip. The Ross County boss was blown away by the Ibrox men when they turned his side over in a 5-0 win thrashing.

Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. But social media was ablaze with calls for action on captain Scott Brown after an apparent elbow in the first half.

Steven Gerrard usually looks a bit fresher faced than this. The midnight oil has been burned in a late rush to make the final alterations to his Rangers squad ahead of one last big push towards a title which most would assume is already all but in the bag.

Alfredo Morelos ' ban but expressed his frustration at what he sees as a lack of consistency in judgements from the SFA. The striker was hit with a charge for stamping on Hibs defender Ryan Porteous, which carries a three match ban due to a previous suspension for violent conduct.

Jack Simpson.The 24-year-old centre-back signed a pre-contract agreement with the Ibrox side earlier in January but talks continued over making the move this month.And now Steven Gerrard has got his man early as Simpson's four-and-a-half-year deal was officially announced.He was pictured arriving in Glasgow earlier on Monday to put the finishing touches on a deal.Simpson will now be immediately available for Gerrard as Rangers look to clinch a first Premiership title in 10 years.He told the club's official website: "I am super excited to be here. This is a massive club and I am honoured to be a part of it.

Rangers are in total control in the title race and they seem to know exactly what they want to do in their pursuit of new arrivals. Jack Simpson and Scott Wright have been secured on pre-contracts but the latter could arrive before the clock strikes midnight as talks continue with Aberdeen.Nnamdi Ofoborh is another who is expected to join Steven Gerrard's side soon.

Steven Gerrard his 100th victory as manager if they beat St Johnstone on Wednesday - and if they put four past Zander Clark, they will also notch a century of goals for the season. That firepower - 96 goals in 37 games covering the Premiership, Betfred Cup and Europa League - would indicate that even if they don’t hit that target on Wednesday against a solid Saints side, the milestone won’t take long to reach.And while they’ve been rattling them in at one end, they’ve been collecting clean sheets at the other.

straight to your inbox every day for freeSteven Gerrard has been impressed with the improvements made by Manchester United this season but says they are still a work in progress. The Liverpool legend has been keeping a close eye on the Premier League title race from his position as Rangers manager, having led the Gers to the cusp of the Scottish Premiership title.

Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has rated Manchester United's chances of ending their eight-year wait for a league title with Premier League glory this season.

Steven Gerrard turning to Gary McAllister in his time of need during his early days after breaking into the Liverpool first team. And the former Reds defender believes having his experience at Ibrox has been crucial as Gerrard closes in on delivering Rangers’ historic first title in a decade.

Steven Gerrard insists his sole focus is on leading Rangers to sustained success and not on a triumphant return to Liverpool. The 40-year-old is closing in on Scottish Premiership glory with his side unbeaten and 23 points clear of reigning champions Celtic.Rangers will get a crack at the Champions League next season and have designs on making a run in this season's Europa League as they face Royal Antwerp next month in the last 32.

Steven Gerrard turning to Gary McAllister in his time of need during his early days after breaking into the Liverpool first team. And the former Reds defender believes having his experience at Ibrox has been crucial as Gerrard closes in on delivering Rangers’ historic first title in a decade.

Steven Gerrard.The Northern Irish international completed his loan from Rangers to the League One promotion pushers last night.Gerrard was sympathetic to his lack of action with the Premiership leaders and opened the door for him to go out and get games with the Black Cats between now and the end of the season.The winger said: “I can’t speak highly enough of the Rangers manager. I have nothing but respect for the manager and he has been great to me.“He told me to get myself out and back enjoying my football again and we’ll see what position we’re in come the summer.“I am grateful to Rangers and Sunderland for making it happen.“I haven’t had a lot of football over the last 18 months.

Ally McCoist are two pundits that never back down from a debate. And when they're both in full flow over one of Scottish football's hot topics sparks are guaranteed to fly.

Steven Gerrard is doing such a top job that he'll soon enter the 'legendary' category of Ibrox managers.The boss has his club on the precipice of the Scottish Premiership title with a 23-point advantage and eight more wins from 12 will guarantee the trophy.And although Gerrard made his name at Anfield as a player, McCoist bellowed "never mind Liverpool".He insisted delivering a first league flag in a decade would mean just as much to fans in Govan as any of his playing accomplishments did in Merseyside.McCoist, speaking to QPR striker Charlie Austin and ITV Racing's Oli Bell with Oddschecker’s Studs Up podcast, said: “Brilliant.

Royal Air Force flyover to celebrate the league title. While manager Steven Gerrard insists it's far from over, the Ibrox club hold a 23 point lead at the top of the Premiership.

Alfredo Morelos appeared to bite back at his critics as he posted a pointed message on social media. The Colombian international was the match-winner for Steven Gerrard 's side on Wednesday as he scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over Hibs.