Sven Goran Eriksson wants Aberdeen manager job but could work with Stephen Glass

“Larry David remembers everything” is the logline to “The Larry David Story,” a two-part documentary from HBO debuting on HBO and HBO Max on Tuesday, March 1. That seems to be a pretty perfect summation.

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Visitors to beaches in the North West have been warned about 'tar balls' washing up on the coast following an oil spill.

Daniel James admits Leeds have put pressure on themselves to get a result against Manchester United this weekend.

The Met Office has issued a 15-hour yellow weather warning for snow in parts of northern England this week.

Grand National winner Tiger Roll will not be in the running to match the legendary Red Rum's record at Aintree, the stud's owner has confirmed.The horse became a household name with back-to-back victories at the National in 2018 and 2019, and was tipped to go on to match the record of three successes.But the race was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, while Tiger Roll did not race last year after being given a rating of 166 – far higher than the 150 score he was given in 2018 when he was younger and stronger.The handicapper for this year's race has decided it would be appropriate for him to carry 11st 4lb this year, more than the 10st 13lb he won with in 2018.That decision has been blasted as "absurd" by owner Michael O'Leary, who has announced Tiger Roll will not race at Aintree due to concerns over his welfare. "Tiger Roll is now 12 years old," he told the Racing Post.

tattoo of her ex-boyfriend's name near her privates in an explosive TikTok video. In the clip, uploaded by Lani Good @lanigood she shows a brutal text exchange that allegedly took place between her and her ex when they had been dating for a year.

mum who quit her banking job to become an OnlyFans star says Covid-19 has helped tackle sex work stigma with the rise of virtual living.Australian Lucy Banks makes a staggering £30,000 each month from adoring subscribers to her exclusive raunchy content online. In 2019 the mum-of-two from Perth sacked in her unfulfilling job and marriage to launch an OnlyFans account, which she has seen boom throughout the pandemic.Lucy believes the impact of lockdowns and isolation has helped to shift old attitudes towards sex work because so many more people 'craved intimacy'.

Euphoria’s Maude Apatow, is now Instagram official with Ryder Robinson, eldest son of rom-com queen Kate Hudson, who is herself the daughter of comedy icon Goldie Hawn. Cute! Iris has appeared in a number of projects including Knocked Up, This Is 40, Love, and Funny People. Robinson, whose father is Chris Robinson of the band The Black Crowes, made the relationship public on Tuesday, February 15 when he uploaded two sweet snaps from a date night to his Instagram.

Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter Emily updated fans with a candid health update in her recovery journey after extensive surgery on her jaw last year.The 27-year-old took to Instagram on Wednesday (16 February) after she had six screws and two metal plates removed from her face which were holding her broken jaw together.She revealed at the time how surgeons were forced to break her jawbone as it was her “only option” after it started to impact her breathing and block her airway.After the surgery, Emily had nine months of dentistry ahead of her as she recovered from the facial surgery with the help of her close family and friends.Now, the daughter of the Top Gear presenter has shared a slew of snaps from her hospital bed as she gave a candid update as she explained how she is “so relieved” to have had the painful screws removed.In a lengthy Instagram post, she wrote: “Gorgeous gorgeous girls get their surgeries DONE!! So yesterday I had six screws and two of the plates that were holding my jaw together after it was broken last year removed and a bone graft done.“I also had my brows sone and eyelashes curled and tinted (different procedures at different places) and the effect today is stunning lol.

Champions League debut on Wednesday night sums up how his dream has come true.The 18-year-old midfielder was named in the starting line-up for Liverpool round of 16 first leg away to Italian champions Inter Milan at the San Siro.In the process, Elliott became the youngest player in the club's history to start a match in either the Champions League or European Cup, beating the previous record held by Trent Alexander-Arnold.A throwback picture of the teenager from almost four years ago also shows how he is living the dream.Elliott and his dad Scott were pictured together along with friends at the 2018 Champions League final in Kiev, with Elliott even sporting a Liverpool shirt.He was only 15 at the time and still in Fulham's academy, but has made no secret of his boyhood support for Liverpool since joining the club in 2019.Liverpool went on to lose the 2018 final 3-1 to Real Madrid, before beating Tottenham Hotspur a year later to claim their sixth European title.The dynamic midfielder is currently enjoying a breakthrough season at Anfield, despite having his campaign disrupted by a fractured ankle.Can Liverpool win the Champions League this season? Let us know in the comments section below.He recently returned from the injury against Cardiff City in the FA Cup fourth round, grabbing his first Liverpool goal off the bench, in front of his emotional dad.Elliott also starred on loan in the Championship with Blackburn Rovers last season and former Liverpool hero Michael Owen is full of praise for the teenager.Speaking ahead of Wednesday's match, Owen said: "It’s brilliant, considering what he’s gone through as well."He came into the side, made a huge first impression and then the real cruel fortune in terms of getting a huge

Scott Brown to stay at Celtic and lead the fight to reclaim the title from Rangers.The Hoops star believes the entire club is united behind his wish for skipper Brown to resist any advances from Aberdeen to become player-assistant boss if close pal Stephen Glass replaces Derek McInnes.Brown’s 14-year spell at Parkhead could be set to end this summer with the 35-year-old becoming a free agent and speculation he could link up at Pittodrie with Glass whom he first met when they were team-mates at Hibs.But Forrest is adamant Brown still has plenty to offer Celtic as a player.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in

Scott Brown won't accept heading to Aberdeen for a bit-part role.The Celtic captain is wanted for a player-coach position by Stephen Glass, the favourite to take over from Derek McInnes at Pittodrie.Brown, 35, is out of contract at Parkhead come the end of the season and is yet to decide what his next steps will be.The former Scotland midfielder is understood to be considering Glass' offer.

Derek McInnes’ final weeks in charge at Aberdeen. But the Easter Road manager will forever be indebted to the axed Dons boss for his support particularly when he was on the end of a similarly painful exit at Sunderland just 17 months ago.Ross is determined to take full advantage of Aberdeen’s managerial upheaval to ensure his own side steam ahead in the race for third place.

Derek McInnes was a long time coming and boiled down to winning and losing with nothing in-between.The Gothenburg Great and former mentor of the axed Dons protege insists a legacy of only one trophy after eight years in the post didn't cut it and the minute Dave Cormack replaced Stewart Milne as chairman, the dye for his dismissal was cast.A record of reaching four cup finals and qualifying for European football seven years in a row will be held up as the McInnes legacy but McMaster believes it's that second best mentality of accepting mediocrity which now exists at the club.As the search starts for a successor, the 66-year-old is convinced St Mirren's Jim Goodwin is the perfect fit to replace a manager who's been stripped of his mojo

Shaun Maloney being interested.The Pittodrie board have begun the search for a new boss after Derek McInnes left by mutual consent on Monday evening.Chairman Dave Cormack and his board have already started collating names and applicants for their vacant position.Former Dons star Glass is keen on the job and his name has already been discussed by the Aberdeen directors, including Darren Eales, who also sits on the board of Atlanta.The 44-year-old is currently the head coach of Atlanta United 2, having previously been interim coach for the Major League Soccer side at the end of last season.Glass has been at Aberdeen’s partner club for the past four years having previously been assistant manager at Shamrock Rovers.The Scot is also a close

Aberdeen - but admits that may only have been 'delaying the inevitable.'McInnes' departure from Aberdeen was announced on Monday, ending his eight-year association with the Pittodrie side.It came amid a poor season for the Dons, who had just one win in McInnes' final nine matches in charge.A 0-0 draw with Hamilton was the final straw, and Miller, who experienced the same treatment when he was sacked as boss in 1995, sympathises with the long-serving manager.With McInnes having consistently delivered European football to Pittodrie throughout his eight years in charge, he reckons Aberdeen may have been too swift in pulling the trigger.In his Evening Express column, he said: "I’m disappointed that Derek McInnes and Tony Docherty didn’t get the