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      Football fans face 10 YEARS in prison & unlimited fines if they’re caught using ‘dodgy box’ fire sticks to stream sport

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      FOOTIE fans face ten YEARS in prison and unlimited fines if they’re busted using “dodgy” Amazon Fire Sticks to stream sports, a lawyer has warned.The remotes offer users instant access to TV shows on streaming apps like Prime Video, Netflix and Disney+.Football fans face ten YEARS in prison and unlimited fines if they’re busted using ‘dodgy’ Amazon Fire Sticks to stream sports, a lawyer has warnedCredit: GettyBut many Brits illegally adapt the control so they can stream unofficial apps like sports streams that aren’t found on Amazon’s store.This is done by ‘jailbreaking’ a remote, a process that’s not just illegal but one that can permanently damage your Amazon device.But barrister Lynette Calder has warned Brits face serious consequences if they jailbreak a Fire Stick, stressing: “Why take the risk?”The lawyer, of 5 Pump Court, said charges depend on the severity of your crime but a magistrate could issue you with an unlimited fine.Read More football storyMore serious cases of Brits owning a jailbroken fire stick could leave you with a prison sentence of up to 12 months.She added: “For more serious and organised offending that went to the crown Court you are talking a maximum of up to 10 years in prison if the charge is under section 7 or 5 years for section 6 and 11.”Why take the risk? If you can’t afford the streaming service for Premier League then why not find yourself a pub that can. “That way the added bonus is a pint, not a £2500 fine.”Most read in FootballIn October, a Prem streaming “mastermind” was jailed for two-and-a-half years for selling illegal Fire Sticks to a reported 30,000 subscribers.Steven Mills, 58, from Shrewsbury, Shrops, netted more than £1m over five years through the operation, a court heard.Amazon shoppers spot ‘absolute bargain’ as budget Android phone drops below £100 & it’s got a bigger-battery than iPhoneIn May last year, five fraudsters were jailed for a total of 30 years and seven months for their role in three illegal Premier streaming services.Trading under the names Flawless, Shared VPS and Optimal (also known as Cosmic), the group made over £7 million in five years and boasted more than 50,000 customers.It undercut the likes of Sky Sports by bypassing a Uefa-imposed “blackout” that stops the broadcast of most 3pm kick-offs on Saturdays, which encourages fans to go to games.The group’s “prime mover” Mark Gould alone pocketed a staggering £1.7 million from the operation.At Derby Crown Court, Gould, then 36, was jailed for 11 years following a rare private prosecution by the Premier League. More

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      Liverpool set for massive EIGHT-FIGURE cash boost with Disney and Netflix in bidding war for Klopp documentary

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      LIVERPOOL hope to make £10million-plus from a fly-on-the-wall documentary of manager Jurgen Klopp’s farewell season.The Reds expect a bidding war between Disney+, Netflix and other streaming outlets for the series.Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool farewell will feature in the documentaryCredit: GettyFilm-makers Lorton Entertainment hit the jackpot as they had no idea Klopp would quit when they began making it in December.The London-based production company’s initial bid was much lower than the offer from Amazon’s All or Nothing team that made similar series about Tottenham and Arsenal.But Klopp was unwilling to give Amazon the kind of access they wanted to justify their premium fee.Now, the Merseysiders stand to make a similar amount to the North London rivals after Klopp’s bombshell news.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAmazon could even end up paying big money to show what they missed out on producing.A source said: “Lorton really did get lucky with the timing of this.“They’ve captured all of the reaction to Jurgen’s shock announcement and the raw emotion inside the club when the news broke — including from the players.“The reaction from people like Virgil van Dijk is likely to feature.Most read in FootballHOW TO GET FREE BETS ON FOOTBALL“Curtis Jones had his team-mates laughing, saying it had taken five years for him to get Jurgen to like him and now, when he’s got a regular first-team place, he decides to leave.”Liverpool chiefs were open to a documentary because delays in completing the Anfield Road Stand left a hole in their budget.Jurgen Klopp compares Liverpool youngster Jayden Danns to darts sensation and Man Utd fan Luke LittlerKlopp eventually gave the green light for the less-intrusive storytelling-based approach of Lorton.That was in October, a month BEFORE he told owners Fenway Sports Group he was quitting.The film crew have been a regular presence at Anfield and the Melwood training ground, spending time with the players away from the club, including in their homes. More

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      Marcus Rashford gifts Man Utd tickets to fan who successfully guessed which 1,000 piece jigsaw he was completing

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      MARCUS Rashford has gifted Manchester United tickets to a fan who successfully guessed he was completing a puzzle about Disney’s The Lion King.The England star swapped 12-hour tequila benders for nights in working away at the 1,000 piece mindboggler for those aged over 14.
      Marcus Rashford has gifted Man U tickets to a fan who successfully guessed he was completing a puzzle about Disney’s The Lion KingCredit: Getty
      He wrote on X/Twitter: “A few people have asked me about the jigsaw that I have been working on.
      “If someone can correctly guess which puzzle it is, I will reward them with two tickets to an upcoming game at OT vs Fulham. Good luck!”
      One lucky supporter, named Trey, replied “this one king” with a picture of Ravensburger’s Disney Collector’s Edition Lion King set, which sells for £15.99.
      Three Lions hero Rashford, 26, replied: “Trey, these tickets belong to you.
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      “Could you please send me a direct message with the details?”
      He will hope to complete his puzzle before the Red Devils play Fulham at Old Trafford in the Premier League at 3pm on February 24.
      Nine time British jigsaw champion Sarah Mills, from Norfolk, admitted her happiness at seeing a famous footballer enjoying her own passion.
      She told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “I think it’s nice to have it in the public.
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      “You’re often sitting there doing it on your own so to bring it out and have conversations about it is always good.”
      It comes after The Sun revealed Rashford missed training after partying in Belfast before being dropped from the FA Cup win over Newport County and fined £650,000.
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      Liverpool close to huge deal with Disney for behind the scenes documentary on Klopp’s last 6 months after Amazon snub

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      LIVERPOOL are reportedly in talks over a documentary covering Jurgen Klopp’s final six months at the club.The German manager announced last month that he would be leaving the Reds at the end of the season.
      Liverpool are filming a documentary for Jurgen Klopp’s final six months at the clubCredit: Rex
      Liverpool have since announced that it is filming a fly-on-the-wall series that will be released at the end of the season.
      The documentary will hope to showcase a successful end to Klopp’s reign as manager.
      Liverpool are currently on course to win a historic quadruple with the Carabao Cup final coming up later this month.
      The club are also still in the FA Cup and Europa League and are leading the Premier League title race.
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      The Daily Mail have claimed that Disney+ are in “advanced talks” over buying the rights to the documentary.
      The report adds that the deal could see Liverpool bank £10million from its sale.
      It was also suggested that Amazon rejected the chance to purchase the rights due to the limited access to the dressing room.
      This is said to be the same reason why Netflix is having reservations.
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      Sky Sports and TNT Sports have also been approached over the rights to the series.
      However, the report has claimed that the price is higher than their normal documentary budgets.
      Liverpool is not the first club to have a behind-the-scenes documentary filmed.
      Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, Arsenal and Wrexham have had similar projects released in the past.
      Amazon’s All or Nothing series with Arsenal and Manchester City were hailed for the in-depth coverage of the clubs.
      Klopp is said to have only signed off on the project after he was assured that cameras would not film his players in the dressing room.
      The Mail have suggested that Liverpool view Disney’s offer as “too good to turn down”.
      The manager had previously rejected the idea of a documentary after an Amazon proposal in 2018. More

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      I’m a Brazil legend now working for Disney… Erling Haaland is a Mickey Mouse finisher compared to me

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      BRAZIL legend Luis Fabiano insists he would have done a lot better than Erling Haaland if he had the same opportunities as the Manchester City superstar.Haaland has set the world alight with a staggering 69 goals in 71 appearances for City since moving to the Etihad from Borussia Dortmund last summer.
      Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has broken a raft of records alreadyCredit: Getty
      Luis Fabiano insists he would have eclipsed Haaland’s exploits if he had the same chancesCredit: Instagram @luisfabianooficial
      Fabiano was one of the most prolific Brazilian goalscorersCredit: AFP
      Many claim the Norway international is already one of the best strikers in the history of the game despite the fact he’s only 23 years old.
      The ex-Red Bull Salzburg star broke Premier League records on his debut season .
      One of them saw Haaland become the Prem’s all-time leading goalscorer in a single campaign.
      However, Fabiano insists he would have eclipsed all of the Norwegian star’s exploits if he had the same chances as him.
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      The former Sevilla hero was no slouch himself as he amassed a total of 229 goals in 489 appearances throughout his 19-year career.
      The ex-Porto ace also registered 28 goals in 45 caps with Brazil until his retirement in 2017.
      And the 43-year-old, who now works as a commentator for Disney, argues he would have made a much bigger impact if he had the same team-mates and opportunities in front of goal as Haaland.
      Fabiano told Benja Me Mucho: “I would also break all the records that Haaland has.
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      “With that team there, with the opportunities he has? I would still break his record. Now, do ‘one, two’ with him.
      “Thanks to my team-mates too [when I scored]. But then there’s my quality in front of goal.
      “Haaland has 30 opportunities and scores three goals. If I had 30 opportunities, I would score 10 or 20 goals. That’s it. the difference.” More

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      Fans lose their minds over Jenson Button’s This Morning appearance and can’t believe how good F1 icon looks for his age

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      JENSON BUTTON had fans losing their minds with his appearance on This Morning.The 2009 Formula One champion was appearing on the ITV show to promote the new Disney+ show Brawn: The Impossible F1 Story.
      Fans went wild for Jenson Button on This MorningCredit: Rex
      Button was appearing on This Morning to promote Disney+ show Brawn: The Impossible F1 StoryCredit: Rex
      Button won the world championship with the team in 2009Credit: EPA
      Button, 43, won the driver’s world championship with Brawn amid a stunning backstory for the team which had been bought for just £1 by Ross Brawn, before it eventually sold for £150million.
      It is widely seen as one of the biggest shocks in F1 history.
      And while speaking on This Morning, Button revealed the four-part series was the brainchild of Keanu Reeves’ after the Hollywood superstar heard about the remarkable tale.
      Reeves even narrates the upcoming series.
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      During his appearance on This Morning, Button opened up on his mental health struggles during that year and how he had also tried to get out of the team before the season started, even speaking to Red Bull chief Christian Horner.
      However, fans online were more focused on Button’s appearance and how well he appears to have aged.
      Reacting on X, formerly known as Twitter, one fan said: “Jenson Button has just got better looking since his F1 days!!!!!!!!!!!”
      A second said: “JB looks in fine fettle.”
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      A third said: “Just Googled Jenson Button’s age… And f*** off – he’s not 43!”
      Another said: “Jenson Button is pretty hot.”
      Button also revealed he would be racing in endurance racing next year, including the iconic Le Mans race.
      The speedster is married to Brittny Ward, a model and previously appeared in Playboy.
      Button with wife Brittny WardCredit: Getty
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      Inside Jake Paul’s stunning body transformation from skinny Disney star to unbeaten boxer ahead of Tommy Fury fight

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      JAKE PAUL has gone from skinny Disney star to cruiserweight boxing contender in the short space of under six years. The American starred in two series of TV show Bizaardvark, first airing on 2017 after shooting to fame on social media app Vine.
      Jake Paul was much skinnier during his Disney Channel days
      Jake Paul shot to fame on social media app Vine
      The American began boxing in 2018
      And after a successful career as one of the biggest YouTubers in the world, in 2018 Paul began his boxing journey.
      Now after nearly five years and just six professional bouts, he is one of the richest fighters on the planet.
      In 2021, he was behind only Tyson Fury, 34, and Canelo Alvarez, 32, in the list of highest-paid boxers.
      And next Sunday, in Saudi Arabia, he faces Fury’s younger brother Tommy in their rescheduled celebrity grudge match.
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      The eight-round pay-per-view bout is scheduled for 185lb or 13st 2lb, the lightest weight in Paul’s career.
      He has largely campaigned at 190lb, 13st 7lb, while following a gruelling training regime.
      Paul, 26, was a high-school wrestler, so has always maintained a good physique even during his days on the small screen.
      But he has conditioned himself into fighting shape now, packing on the muscle.
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      Paul has beaten ex-MMA champions in Ben Askren, 38, Tyron Woodley, 40, and Anderson Silva, 47.
      But Tommy, 23, will be the first opponent he has faced with a recognised boxing record.
      And the stakes have been raised after the WBC announced Paul will receive a world ranking if he wins.
      A ranking within the organisation would pave the way for him to sensationally challenge for a championship title.
      It means Paul could very well complete his transition from children’s TV actor to world title challenger.
      Jake Paul has largely fought at 190lbCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Jake Paul fights Tommy Fury at 185lb
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      Keanu Reeves to host new F1 docuseries on Button’s 2009 title triumph on Disney+ to rival Netflix hit Drive To Survive

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      KEANU REEVES will be the host of a new Formula One docuseries on Disney+ set to rival Drive To Survive.F1 has enjoyed an explosion in global popularity in recent seasons – in no small part thanks to the hit Netflix show.
      Hollywood A-lister and huge F1 fan Keanu Reeves is set to host a new docuseries on Disney+ to rival Netflix’s Drive To SurviveCredit: The Mega Agency
      The show will focus on the thrilling 2009 series, won by then Brawn GP star Jenson ButtonCredit: Getty
      Jenson Button won the F1 World Championship in a thrilling 2009 seasonCredit: ImageForum
      And Disney+ are hoping to get in on the action with an in-depth look into the incredible 2009 season.
      Hollywood A-Lister Reeves, 57, is well-known for being a petrolhead and even attended the British Grand Prix earlier this month.
      The Speed, The Matrix and John Wick star is now set to host a four-part show focusing on the 2009 F1 season, won by then-Brawn GP star Jenson Button.
      The docuseries will explore the unprecedented rise of the championship-winning team – previously known as Honda before Ross Brawn took over.
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      It will also look into the controversy surrounding the potential Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) breakaway series and new regulations to hit the sport that year.
      Button and Brawn are both set to feature in the docuseries, along with ex-Ferrari star Rubens Barrichello and many more.
      Speaking at Silverstone, Reeves revealed: “We want to tell that amazing remarkable story [of Brawn GP]… there is so much to talk about.
      “A friend of mine was telling me the story and I was so struck by it.
      “He was actually working for Brawn back in the day in publicity and he’s a producer/director and so we were like, well let’s try and tell that story.
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      “It’s been really great to be able to learn more about what was going on in Formula One that year.
      “It wasn’t just the cars… there were new regulations, FOTA breakaway series.
      “I mean, there was just so much happening in Formula One at that time.
      “The world of Formula One was just extraordinary.
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