Steven Gerrard takes swipe at Rafa Benitez insisting he'd "never manage a rival"

Stuart Miller Even by lone wolf standards, William Tell stands apart. Or so he tells himself.

A £20million star with dazzling feet has just checked into Ibrox but former Rangers ace Greg Stewart fears another could be about to head out the exit.

THE Masked Singer fans have been scratching their heads over who the celebrities are behind the remaining masks. The celebs unmasked so far have been pop stars Heather Small and Will Young, tennis champion Pat Cash, TV veteran Gloria Hunniford and rocker Tom Chaplin.

Lisa Kennedy The tried and true way to break viewers’ hearts is to make them care deeply. “Aftershock” wastes no time in doing just that. Filmmaking duo Paula Eiselt and Tonya Lewis Lee begin their emotionally resonant, statistically chilling documentary about the dramatically increased numbers of maternal death and morbidity among Black women in the U.S.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has rejected the opportunity to return to Everton as manager.

Kate Middleton has celebrated the phenomenal work of mental health service Shout, which she set up with husband Prince William, Prince Harry and Meghan, with a solo visit to its headquarters to meet volunteers.

Princess Diana’s favourite psychic claimed she was asked to deliver a message to Prince William to “save” Prince Harry after being visited by their late mother.Psychic Simone Simmons said Diana would make regular “appearances” at her home and would ask her to send messages.Simone spoke of a warning from the late princess following news of Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to leave the Royal Family.The former Princess of Wales allegedly told the psychic she wanted William to help Harry from being “isolated” by Meghan.She spoke to Simone of Harry’s “torture” after she claimed he has been separated from “everything he loves”.Simone said: “Diana told me Harry is feeling more and more isolated and it’s like torture for him.“Diana told me it was all going to end in disaster."The princess was said to be “very animated” when speaking about her two boys and it prompted Simone to write to William but did not receive a response.In the letter, Simone wrote: “Diana made me promise to keep an eye on both you and Harry to make sure you’re both OK, and to give you warnings of danger signs.“I am writing, actually I’m begging you, to listen because Meghan will isolate Harry, and eventually cause him to attempt radical, possibly lethal, ­self-destructive actions.“If you want to respond, feel free.

Kai Kennedy knows the thrill of making his Rangers debut in the Scottish Cup, so he could relate to some of the joy Alex Lowry experienced on his Ibrox bow last week.

A bargain buy! While Duchess Kate has plenty of multi-carat, multi-million dollar crown jewels in her collection, she just stepped out in a pair of earrings that cost — wait for it — $22! Oh, and we should mention that they’re still available. 

Gary Neville has revealed that whilst on England duty he approached Steven Gerrard about signing for Manchester United, but his proposal was met with a swift rebuttal from the Liverpool legend.

Gary Neville quipped that Steven Gerrard "wasn't loyal" to Liverpool due to his failed move to Chelsea during a discussion with Jamie Carragher over tapping up team-mates on international duty, but failed to have the same success with his own attempts to convince him to sign for Manchester United.Gerrard spent the majority of his 18-year playing career at Anfield, but it's well known he came close to joining Chelsea back in 2005 when the Blues were at the peak of their powers under Jose Mourinho.The move fell apart at the 11th hour - and Gerrard remained at Liverpool until he eventually left the club in 2015 to finish his career in MLS with LA Galaxy.However, that wasn't the only time Gerrard was offered the opportunity to leave Anfield for a Premier League side. Neville has now admitted that he tried to convince the Liverpool captain to join him at Old Trafford - in a similar way to how he'd attempted to talk poach both Wayne Rooney and Alan Shearer for Sir Alex Ferguson's side.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“What would you do if you had six months left to live?” asks the doctor who diagnoses a do-nothing bureaucrat with terminal cancer in “Ikiru,” a 1952 masterpiece I suspect precious few of those who see its English-language remake, “Living,” will recall. Quite unlike anything else in Akira Kurosawa’s career, “Ikiru” ranks among the Japanese director’s best: With no samurai battles or set-pieces, the low-key contemporary melodrama raises profound questions about how we choose to spend the limited time we’re afforded, focusing on a stoic functionary about whom even the narrator apologizes, “He might as well be a corpse.”Culturally specific as so much of “Ikiru” may be, its lessons translate quite well to midcentury British society, courtesy of Nobel-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, who did the work of adapting it to 1953 London for director Oliver Hermanus (“Moffie”).

Manchester United will face a difficult task to prise John McGinn away from Aston Villa due to Steven Gerrard's influence, Paul Parker has warned.

Chris Willman Music WriterNetflix’s epic Kanye West documentary, “Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy,” will unfold in three feature-length parts, as the subtitle promises. (The first part premiered Sunday in the Sundance Film Festival, and gets a one-night theatrical release Feb.

Steven Gerrard got one over Everton supporters after his Aston Villa side won 1-0 at Goodison Park in their Premier League encounter on Saturday afternoon.The iconic ex-Liverpool skipper watched his side battled to all three points thanks to Emiliano Buendia's first-half header - and had a smug look on his face before the second half even begun.The former Rangers boss particularly riled home fans by staring at them while walking over to the tunnel at the break, which was hailed by followers of his former club.The cold interaction came after Gerrard insisted that he wouldn't mind getting a harsh reception from the Everton support, saying he was pleased to take pressure off his players.One fan wrote: "He’s got the aura man."With a second adding: "The smirk at the end."A third continued: "At first i thought it was nothing deep but looking at it again, this is too cold."Will Steven Gerrard replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionAnd a fourth agreeing: "Assuming we’ve got another banter era coming after Klopp, might as well be with this guy."Gerrard had said before the fixture when asked what type of reception he was expecting: "Pretty similar to what I got at Old Trafford, I don’t think it will be much different."Loads of abuse, loads of banter, which is fine. It takes the heat off my players and they can focus on playing."My shoulders are broad enough and my skin’s thick enough to accept that warm welcome.

Everton fans hailed Jordon Pickford during the first-half of their Premier League clash against Aston Villa after he made the "best save ever" from Ollie Watkins' header.The England No. 1 somehow managed to keep the ball out of the net as Watkins headed the ball towards to turf from close range by throwing out his right boot.Supporters were quick to praise their goalkeeper on social media - but all was not as it initially seemed as the offside flag was thrust into the air by the linesman.Although Watkins was in fact a long way offside, Pickford smiled to himself having been none the wiser over whether the header would have handed Steven Gerrard's side the lead.One Twitter user said: "That might be the best save I’ve ever seen by Jordan Pickford."A second added: "Pickford save of the season."A third continued: "I feel that save by Pickford should still count really.

Jamie Carragher has offered a response to Steven Gerrard after his former Liverpool team-mate and current Aston Villa manager accused Gary Neville of "robbing" him of his best friend.Carragher and former Manchester United skipper Neville have gone from fierce opponents to close colleagues thanks to their time on Sky Sports - to the 'fury' of the Gerrard.While taking part in a Q&A session for Sky Sports, Gerrard said when asked who his most famous friend is: "Jamie Carragher - he’s flying. He’s smashing the punditry, was a top player, he’s on Gogglebox now."Everything that’s going, he’s doing so he’s probably my most famous friend now."Gary Neville’s new brother.

Manchester United have been warned by Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard that star man John McGinn is not for sale.

Everton icon Duncan Ferguson has been handed the reins on a temporary basis again by Everton after Rafa Benitez was asked earlier this week.The ex-Liverpool boss was finally put out of his misery after a nightmare stint at Goodison Park.And the Goodison hierarchy have turned to Ferguson to boss the team while they search for a permanent replacement for Benitez.This is the second time that Ferguson has in charge of his beloved Everton after the Scot took charge in similar circumstances after Marco Silva was axed during the 2019/20 season.Ferguson isn't the first boss to return to the dugout at the same club though. Here, Daily Star Sport runs the rule over the big Scot and six other managers who had multiple spells at the same club.Ferguson is set to begin his second stint in charge of the Toffees after he was handed the reins by the Everton hierarchy this week.The Scot is an iconic figure at Goodison Park and previously stepped in for four games after Marco Silva was axed back in 2019.During his playing days, Ferguson also enjoyed two spells at the club before he returned to the club, initially on a voluntary basis, after he hung up his boots for good.The late, great Howard Kendall is widely recognised as one of Everton's greatest-ever managers and, like Ferguson, had more than one stint in charge at Goodison Park.Kendall's first stint in the dugout was one of the most successful periods in the Toffees' recent history after guiding the club to two league titles in three years.

SPOILER ALERT: In case you don’t know the true story of Brian Brown-Easley there are significant plot details revealed in this review. Read on at your own discretion.

Steven Gerrard took great pleasure in noising up a Celtic fan over his title win at Rangers.