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Gary Lineker, 61, is just one of the many England fans who have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on England's game against the USA.The Match of the Day host has hit out at the player's "poor performance" while also questioning Gareth Southgate's management going forward in the Qatar World Cup.Gary is currently in Qatar, taking part in the BBC coverage for the Qatar World Cup and is known for his honest remarks.The presenter has shared his thoughts on England's recent 0-0 result minutes after the game in view of his 8.6 million Twitter followers.He admitted: "Poor performance from @England, but that happens at a World Cup at some stage."Gary then used his post to question England's manager Southgate and whether he will be able to "change things positively" due to his plan not working.He continued: "The big question, even with such a talented bunch, is whether the manager can change things positively with his tactics and substitutions when it’s not working."Social media users rushed to the comments to share their view on England's disappointing result.Dellderek88 said of Southgate: "Manager isn’t even close to being an internationally top manager."One of the greatest managers in premier league history is Phil Foden, Southgate doesn’t deem him good enough.Tell you everything you need to know!"Franbrannigan added: "Weakest link for England at this World Cup is Gareth Southgate."ReeceBuck19 commented: "Like when our best technical player in between the lines is still sitting on the bench."How does Phil Foden not start for England? But currently the best player in the premier league and Man City?"Gary was not the only famous face to share their anger on Twitter after England's disappointing result.Piers Morgan blasted

Ireland Baldwin announces she’s pregnant with first child"Abbey looked incredible, and even after 11 years, I still got butterflies when she walked down the aisle."It was a stunning island, but Ab stole the show - I’m a lucky man."The pair's ceremony took place under an arch of white roses, which was also present at their 2011 wedding that took place at the Stapleford Park hotel in Leicestershire.Abbey joked former Liverpool and Aston Villa star Peter has earned himself "brownie points for the next few years" following the romantic ceremony.She told HELLO! magazine: "We were going to renew our vows on our ten-year anniversary, but with lockdown, we couldn’t do it."Pete’s quite romantic at heart; he has definitely earned himself brownie points for the next few years."The former footballer previously revealed he got into trouble with Abbey when he was too busy playing Call of Duty to realise his wife was locked out of the house.The ex-Tottenham and Liverpool striker told the hilarious tale which ended with Abbey fuming as he enjoyed gaming with 12-year-olds.Peter announced his retirement in 2019 at the age of 38 after a long and memorable career.He has since been enjoying gaming in his downtime - along with plenty of other projects.The former England ace told of the moment he was left considering hanging up his boots after a session on the popular game Call of Duty infuriated Abbey.He told Chris Moyles on Radio X: "My career finished when Abbey was locked out the house and I was playing Call of Duty."I had the headphones on and the mic and she was locked out of the house and I had no idea."I was telling people to, 'get down! Frag out!  And she's been outside for ages banging on the door.She's gone to the neighbours and

England Women's World Cup champion Jill Scott, 35, is in the running to be crowned Queen of the Jungle this evening during I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!'s grand finale, and her fiancé Shelly Unitt is backing her all the way.

Gary Lineker, 61, has spoken about the BBC being “sportswashed” after choosing to condemn the World Cup for being held in Qatar at the weekend.The star has admitted he also failed to see the controversial elements of the tournament back in 2018, which was held in Russia. Gary expressed how he felt the BBC should have spoken up about Russia back then, and that he feels “uncomfortable” when he thinks about the “sportswashing” that occurred from the broadcaster.Reflecting on his stance four years ago, Gary suggested he regretted not calling out Russia in the same way he has done with Qatar. He added that the BBC had not done enough to tackle the controversies of the 2018 host nation at the time.“I think we were sportswashed four years ago, when it was in Russia,” he told BBC Radio 4’s Media Show. READ MORE: “I think we were all going how great it was, and this and that and the other, and that’s how sportwashing works. “We didn’t talk perhaps enough about the other issues.So it was deemed the right thing to do.”FIFA has been criticised for allowing the World Cup to go ahead in Qatar due to the country’s treatment of the LGBTQ community and women in the Middle Eastern country.Ahead of the opening game between the hosts and Ecuador on Sunday, Gary delivered an introduction that drew attention to the rights of migrant workers, LGBT people and women in the nation as part of the BBC’s coverage.While many are calling this the “most controversial World Cup in history”, Gary has argued that when Russia hosted the competition four years ago, it should have faced just as much scrutiny.Russia’s ruthless invasion of Ukraine at the time, which escalated into a war earlier this year, should have sparked a lot more criticism according to

I'm a Celeb star opened up about the 2019 incident that led the pilot to take drastic action when the plane hit an air pocket, resulting in players and crew members being sick.The near life-threatening incident happened on a flight during the 2019 Women's World Cup in France, with Jill sitting next to England's captain Leah Williamson.Jill is "forever grateful" to her teammate and current England captain Leah Williamson for trying to ease her fear of flying with several magazines.Recalling the terrifying incident, Jill said: "We nearly went down. It was really bad. It was the World Cup in France."Even the pilot said it had never happened to him in 30 years.

Football legend Harry Redknapp, 75, revealed how many horses he had on the latest episode of The Jonathan Ross Show.The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! winner previously claimed to have 10 horses, confessing that his wife Sandra only knew about one of them. Harry appeared alongside son Jamie Redknapp, 49, on The Jonathan Ross Show, where he spoke candidly about his race horses. Asked about what he and Sandra disagree on in their marriage, Harry explained: “Silly things. I’m so untidy and pretty useless around the house.She might have a go about not keeping the place tidy.” “I know one thing - horses,” Jamie interjected, to which Harry replied: “I’m a racehorse owner.

Victoria Beckham, 48, has spoken out about her husband David Beckham’s decision to stand in line for 13 hours to pay his respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II.The football legend, 47, queued up behind members of the general public despite getting an offer to skip the long wait.Victoria spoke proudly of her husband’s heartfelt tribute to the late monarch as she appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Monday.Host Andy Cohen asked Victoria about David’s experience of the historic day and why it was important for him to queue up, rather than opting for any VIP treatment. She explained: "Well, they offered him to jump the queue, but for him it was something that meant so much to him and he felt so honoured to be there and so humbled to be there."He thoroughly enjoyed being in that queue,” Victoria continued.

World Cup will be hosted in Qatar between November 20 and December 18. David Beckham, 47, has been criticised by Judge Rinder, 44, for accepting the £10million deal despite the country’s harsh discrimination laws against women and gay people.The Good Morning Britain presenter hit out at the former England captain for putting “money before morals”. He also slammed the decision to hold the major tournament in the oppressive Middle East nation as a “disgrace”.He spoke about the oppression that women and people from the LGBTQ+ community have to endure in Qatar.Judge Rinder also condemned the county for their treatment of thousands of migrant construction workers, who he explained had died while the stadiums for the football tournament were being built. The television personality insisted that countries should not be permitted to use sporting events as an excuse to “cleanse” their unsavoury reputations. “There should be basic requirements before you are entitled to [host] them, and that's not just about LGBTQ,” he told The Mail on Sunday. “It's about the 6,500 workers who died, it's about the fact that Beckham's daughter Harper would not be able to continue with her education [if she was Qatari] without the permission of a male relative.”Insisting we “know from history” that countries do not improve or change their attitudes after staging such events, he then gave the examples of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and Russia hosting the last World Cup.“It is tragic that we are about to have the World Cup in Qatar,” Judge Rinder lamented.

Euros after beating Germany at Wembley in a nail-biting match that had fans around the country celebrating.

 It wasn't long before Gary took the opportunity to correct those who had taken issue with his comment.The former striker famously made the comment after England was knocked out by Germany in the semi-finals of Italia ’90.“Football is a simple game,” he said at the time.“Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans always win.”DON'T MISS...In view of his 8.4 million followers, he penned: "The post Italia ‘90 quote for Context. You’re welcome."People flocked to comment, as @officialsi penned: "Shouldn't need to explain, if people didn't get the irony, that's on them."@Mike87 wrote: "People just want to be offended."@CrispyM82 added: "People obviously don't know football if they were offended by previous #tweet."In a follow-up post, Gary tweeted: "A 17.4 million peak audience watched @Lionesses triumph on @BBCOne last night.

Frank Skinner, 65, has opened up about his past “racist, sexist and homophobic” behaviour, explaining that he has since “evolved”.The comedian has owned up to the offensive language he used to use in the 1970’s, and thinks “the future is going to be a lot better”.Frank has admitted he feels “ok” about his use of offensive language in his younger years because he has moved on from that now. The comedian discussed his past in an honest moment at the Hay Festival in Powys, Wales. He shared: “I’ll be straight with you now, I grew up in the West Midlands in the ‘60s and ‘70s.“I used racist language, I was sexist, I was homophobic. I completely own up to that. “I have evolved and that’s a good thing.“When I look back, I’m ok with that.”Frank was raised on a council estate in working class Oldbury, West Midlands, during the 1970s, which was a decade of economic decline and social unrest in the UK. Back then, it was widely accepted that negative language surrounding sexuality, gender and ethnicity was the norm - and Frank was no exception to that. However, the comedian has since turned a corner, and explained how he sees a brighter future for his 10-year-old son.Frank’s son Buzz is the comedian's only child with long-term partner Cath Mason. He said: “My kid, I can learn from him.

Football player and manager Roy Keane once admitted he was desperate to return home to his wife and children after winning the Champions League in 1999.The star wasn’t so interested in celebrating with his teammates, but instead wanted to return to his long-time wife Theresa and their children. Roy, 50, is a footballing legend, playing as an enforcer for Nottingham Forest, Man Utd and Celtic.However, over the years Roy has also proved himself to be a loyal husband and family man. He and his wife Theresa share five children together and have been married for 20 years. The former footballer appears to be completely devoted to his family and even gave a rare insight into his homelife in his eponymous autobiography.Writing about winning the Champions League in 1999, Roy confessed he “longed to go home to Theresa and the kids” and wasn't interested in enjoying a boozy after-party with his fellow players. Despite his desire to spend more time with his family after stepping back from football, Roy admitted they were actually keen for him to get back to work after just two months.“My plan when I first stopped was, we’re going to go on some family trips, we’re going to be like the Waltons,” he joked.“We’re all going to spend time together, go walk in the park and after a month or two they didn’t have the same plan as me so I think they were kind of missing me going to work.“I got offered the job at Sunderland and I was away on a family holiday and my family were looking at me... “Not saying it directly but going we kind of enjoy your company but not too much of it so when the job came back up they were saying you should go for it.”Roy and Theresa’s children are named Shannon, Caragh, Aidan, Leah and Alanna.The public know very

Legendary footballer Roy Keane has opened up about the first time he met wife Theresa Doyle, confessing that she once “blanked” him.The Nottingham-born dental assistant first caught Roy’s eye while they were both out clubbing in her hometown.Roy, 50, met Theresa in 1992 when the midfielder was playing for Forest under Brian Clough.Keane once said: “I spotted a beautiful girl in a club in town. Her name was Theresa Doyle but she blanked me.“She was in a steady relationship and didn't seem at all impressed by Roy Keane, the great footballer. “In fact, I think my reputation was a downer for all kinds of reasons,” the footballer admitted, according to The Sun.“From time to time we ran into each other around Nottingham,” he continued.“I knew some of her friends, who told me Theresa was a dentist's assistant.“Eventually, after her relationship broke up, she relented and we went out together.

Football legend Harry Redknapp, 74, was left red faced after he failed to walk away with any money during his time on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The star was devastated by the blunder, but showed he had a heart of gold when he took money out of his own pocket to give to the charity, according to reports. Harry has managed to become the first celebrity to play on the game show without winning any money for a good cause, but that didn’t stop him from donating the money anyway. The former football manager and player was said to have left show host Jeremy Clarkson, 61, astonished when he crashed out of the competition early without any money in the bank. The star was reportedly embarrassed that he only managed to answer three questions

Gary Lineker, 60, has opened up about his workload and how he has to frequently turn down job offers. The Match Of The Day presenter explained candidly why spending quality time with his family was part of the reason he decided to “cut back” on work.When asked about the number of offers his agent has to “fend off”, Lineker candidly said it was “relentless”.He continued: “It’s hard because you have to say no to the vast majority.”Host Ros Atkins went on to ask what kinds of projects he has had to turn down.The former footballer said: “Interviews, or show ideas, documentary ideas…”He added: “I was cutting back a little bit because, obviously, I'm not doing BT Sport anymore for the Champions League, which I love doing.“But I felt like I’d done

Paddy wrote: "When I was a kid I loved watching Saint & Greavsie."Back then I just thought he was that funny bloke off the telly, turns out he was one of our greatest ever goal scorers! RIP Jimmy Greaves #Legend"Lord Alan Sugar also shared his condolences following the news.He added: "More sad news of the passing of Jimmy Greaves."Brilliant Spurs and England player also was great as a TV and radio presenter.

Elsewhere, Roy did make a cheeky reference to his wife earlier this year when presenting the Euros.He left viewers in stitches back in June when he joked about not speaking much to his wife.The pundit was presenting on ITV as he discussed some players having to self isolate.This was after some England players had reportedly chatted to their Scottish teammates for more than 20 minutes.Roy said: "The only thing I would be critical of is why would you want to speak to an opposition player for 20 minutes?"I don't care if he's your teammate or not.

Guardian.“I don’t think he’d support turning his back on a whole community.“He’s a dream maker, not a dream killer.

Arsenal as well as Birmingham City.The London-born presenter also made 140 appearances for the English national football team, as well as representing Great Britain in the London 2020 Olympic Games.Since putting her sporting career to one side in 2018, Alex has fronted the likes of Soccer AM and Match of the Day Kickabout.Most recently, she was announced as the new presenter of Football Focus following the news that Dan Walker had stepped down.Despite amassing a loyal fanbase, Alex is no stranger when it comes to sexist and racist online trolling - something she has spoken about previously.In a new interview, she hit out at claims her race is why she has landed certain jobs.Speaking to The Sunday Times, she said: "People only see the end

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty was left in fits of laughter during a conversation with actor James Norton.The pair went on to discuss Euro 2020 legend, Harry Maguire and the nickname he has received from fans.During Thursday’s instalment of BBC Breakfast, actor James Norton appeared on the programme fronted by Naga, 46, and Charlie Stayt, 59.James, 35, appeared on the show to discuss his recent work in the movie, Nowhere Special, which sees him take on the role of single dad John who is dying from brain cancer.In the film, Belfast-born John is working alongside social services to secure adoptive parents for his four-year-old son, Michael, whose mother walked out when he was a baby.However, while James may have been eager to discuss his

Euro 2020 final, black England players were subjected to racial abuse which prompted many to defend them online. Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock shared a viral picture of players Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka, who had also been targeted by trolls.She wrote: “You can live here but be quiet.