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      Mikel Arteta will be sacked by Christmas if Arsenal are not in top two, warns former Gunners star

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      ARSENAL boss Mikel Arteta could be sacked come Christmas next season.That is according to a club legend who insists the Gunners will have to be at least second in the Premier League table before the New Year or may have to find a new manager.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta could be sacked come Christmas next seasonArsenal legend Paul Merson insists Arteta will have to be at least in the top two before the New YearThe North Londoners are set to finish as runners-up for the third year in a row and many argue Arteta, 43, is facing a make-or-break campaign next term with the club longing for a title.Arsenal haven’t won the Premiership since 2004 and questions have started to rise regarding the Spanish tactician’s ability to lead them to the top.Especially after some questionable decisions, such as not signing a natural striker – a matter that is expected to be resolved in the summer with the likes of Sporting Lisbon’s Viktor Gyokeres and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko targeted.And Paul Merson is adamant Arteta has only got until Christmas to convince the board he can be the first manager to win a Premier League title in the post-Arsene Wenger era.Read More on ArsenalMerson, 57, insists the Arsenal manager can’t hide behind any excuses as the club is more than capable of attracting top-level players.And four seasons without a title, despite all the quality in the squad, will purely not be good enough.Merson told Sky Sports: “That would be my worry: I think Arteta has got until Christmas. They will have to be in the top two at Christmas to keep on going.”If you get to four [seasons without any major trophies], you can’t [keep going]. Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Arsenal Files every Friday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from The Emirates”People want to come to Arsenal so it’s not like they’re scratching to get players – and they’ve got the money.”For me, next year he’s got to be in the top two by Christmas or they’ll go for someone else. Mikel Arteta gives passionate speech to fans in Emirates after win over Newcastle“It’s timings. You have timings, you’ve got to make opportunities. “When it’s your time, you’ve got to make it count. Look at Liverpool, they went 30 years without a title and then all of a sudden it comes around – they win trophies.“I just think they have to make it count and I think this is the last year.” More

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      I tried Harry Kane’s knobbly sticks as England star takes on Gary Lineker with his own snack brand – here’s my verdict

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      SHOULD you put Harry Kane’s knobbly stick in your mouth?SunSport’s Dan King, who knows even more about savoury treats than football, put Kane’s late surge into the crisp market to the taste test.The Kane-backed sorghum and corn snacks, which also contain the probiotic Bacillus Coagulans, are special editions of the brand Insane Grain.SunSport’s Dan King tried Harry Kane’s snack brandKane is looking to surpass fellow England legend Gary Lineker off the pitchKane has already surpassed Lineker on England goals, now he’s targeting his crisp empireAnd although the England captain has surpassed Gary Lineker’s goal tally for the Three Lions, he won’t be beating the crisp-munching Match of the Day presenter in the supermarket aisles.If you’re looking for a taste experience as potent as Kane is in front of goal, you will be disappointed.But the Bayern Munich striker’s line of “healthy” snacks, is perfectly pleasant and won’t scare the kids, much like the man himself.Read More on FootballA PITCH OF SALTThe pale yellow colour is neither enticing nor repellent, and the same can be said of the flavour. It does what it says on the packet: a little bit of salt, not too much (although the nutritional information shows this is the most salty of the three varieties). It’s fine. I would probably want to dunk it in a dip of some kind, but that would defeat the object of choosing something that is allegedly good for you – or at least less bad than other snacks.Rating: 4/10Kane has released three flavours, starting with A Pitch of SaltSALT & VINEGOAALAnother pun that even Lineker might turn down, but my favourite of the lot. You have to be prepared to overlook their appearance. They are horribly beige, but without the promise of the pure filth that comes with a similarly-coloured pork scratching. Most read in FootballI know my salt’n’vinegar. Although this doesn’t deliver the punch of the king of all versions – McCoys, ridged for your pleasure – there is a decent tang of malt vinegar.Rating: 7/10Kane also released Salt & VinegoaalCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSSTRIKIN’ HOTLet’s be honest here: baked knobbly sticks are basically Nik Naks by another name. So you are immediately putting them up against the supreme NN variety, Nice ’N’ Spicy. And much like Kane’s old club Tottenham, these really are a distant second best. Again, the flavour is fine, but there’s just not enough of it. If you tell me something is going to be hot, I want to really feel that heat. A bit of spice lingers in the after-taste, but not enough to excite me.Rating 5/10And finally, Kane has put together Strikin’ HotHarry Kane leaves fans stunned by his German and fans are convinced it is a major hint over transfer future OVERALL VERDICTIf you’re a parent looking for something to keep your kids quiet, without stuffing them full of salt and fat, then this could work (as long as you watch the portion size). Children often don’t like strong flavours anyway and the football link might persuade them to overlook any disappointment in that aspect.But if you’re planning a Bank Holiday weekend spread in the sunshine, there are tastier and cheaper ways to hit the back of the net.Despite what Kane says on the back of the packets, they are not “insanely delicious”. Paying £2 per bag? I won’t be Bayern them again. More

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      Alex Scott shows off incredible toned abs as she launches campaign with major store and fans gush ‘lucky to have you’

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      SUPER-TONED Alex Scott looked as quick off the “Marks” as ever in “stunning, gorgeous” snaps for a sporty new fashion line.The popular presenter and Lionesses legend, 39, awed fans with her bristling abs, sprinting routine and sleek “chic” style.Alex and partner Jess Glynne took a relaxing trip to IbizaCredit: InstagramThey could hardly have looked more relaxed than thisCredit: Instagram @alexscott2Alex regularly wows followers with glam pics and top eventsCredit: GettyScott is a prime contender to succeed Gary Lineker as host on the BBC’s flagship football show Match of the Day, if he departs when his contract expires next summer.And if it comes down to fitness she appears a racing certainty – judging by her breezy pics for the Marks & Spencer chain.”Beautiful and awesome,” was one response to her Instagram post parading a range of outfits.More than one fan told her that M&S was “lucky to have you” as she went through a vigorous routine of exercises.READ MORE TOP STORIESAlex wore sports bras, revisited her football skills and let tops dangle down off her arms as she enjoyed a sunny session outside.She wrote: “It’s been an inspiring Summer of Sport and I’m SOOOO excited to be launching my first campaign proper with @marksandspencer, featuring so many brands that you will LOVE!!.”So let’s make moves, get active and let’s do this!!”The promotional work rounds off an eventful summer for Alex.Most read in FootballDaring and elegant outfits are a big part of Alex’s wardrobeCredit: RexUltimate sports presenters rich listTV sports presenters make a mint.The biggest and best are signed up on yearly deals with the likes of the BBC, ITV and Sky for your viewing pleasure.Laura Woods is dominating the media landscape at the moment, leading TNT Sports’ coverage and ITV’s.Alex Scott and Jermaine Jenas are two of the fresher faces for the BBC’s sporting output.Then, it’s the old guard of Gary Lineker and Mark Chapman who also command hefty fees for their Match of the Day programmes.SunSport has taken a look at how those big names rank and compiled a list of the top 10 highest earning stars that grace our TV screens.With number one worth a whopping £29.4million more than number 10!Read the story and see the full list here.She took a prominent role in the Beeb’s Euro 2024 coverage but missed out on their broadcasting team for the Olympics in Paris.So she decided a blissful-looking trip to Ibiza with partner Jess Glynne was the ideal way to unwind.Alex Scott looks stunning in bold see-through outfitNow she’s not only back in her stride with the Premier League season but also putting herself through the paces in a fun fashion shoot.”You Look Absolutely Stunning,” observed one fan.Another added: “Appreciate you representing a collection that has sizes for almost anyone.”And although that might be the most important message, one of her 2million followers found a rueful reason to not yet take up her plea to “make moves, get active”.Perhaps looking at Alex’s athletic frame, the fan insisted or maybe joked: “I will as soon as my abs are on point.”A dazzling glimpse into the presenter’s life…She is a presenter on Football Focus and The One ShowScott dazzled in a red leather outfit when presenting SoccerAidCredit: RexAlex made 148 appearances for Arsenal WomenCredit: Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards and Attitude magazine – on sale nowThe former right-back won 140 England Women’s capsCredit: Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards and Attitude magazine – on sale nowScott began dating singer Jess Glynne in 2023Credit: RexThe 39-year-old looks so at ease in front of the cameraCredit: PAScott loves to dress up, with this her Halloween offeringCredit: GettyShe also dressed up as a scary clown on October 31Credit: Instagram @alexscott2Scott was awarded an MBE in 2017Credit: PA More

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      Alex Scott lands new gig as she poses in skintight sports gear after being named face of Marks and Spencer Activewear

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      ALEX SCOTT has landed a new gig as the face of Marks and Spencer Activewear.The presenter announced the news in an Instagram post as she posed in skintight sports gear.Alex Scott has landed a new gig with Marks and SpencerCredit: Instagram @marksandspencerThe presenter is the new face of Marks and Spencer ActivewearCredit: Instagram @marksandspencerScott announced the news by posing in skintight sports gear on InstagramCredit: Instagram @marksandspencerScott is currently preparing to be part of the BBC’s coverage of Euro 2024.She is set to host the action live on TV from Germany throughout the tournament.Ahead of the Euros, though, Scott revealed her new role with Marks and Spencer.Sharing a series of snaps with her two million followers, Scott wrote: “I’m so excited to be announced as @marksandspencer Activewear Ambassador – what a moment!! Could not be happier. Really excited for you to see what’s to come with this iconic British brand.. Let’s go.”READ MORE ON ALEX SCOTTThe pictures showed the former England international running and jumping in a range of Marks and Spencer Activewear items.Her post has already racked up over 66,000 likes, with fans flooding the comments with congratulatory messages.Scott has been best known for her punditry and presenting since retiring in 2018.Ahead of Euro 2024, she hosted ITV’s coverage of Soccer Aid live from Stamford Bridge on Sunday.Most read in FootballScott revealed she ‘could not be happier’ to partner with Marks and SpencerCredit: Instagram @marksandspencerThe former England international is dating singer Jess GlynneCredit: instagram @alexscott2Scott will be part of the BBC’s coverage of Euro 2024 in Germany this summerCredit: Nigel French/PA WireThe 39-year-old, who is dating singer Jess Glynne, also stunned on the red carpet at a recent awards ceremony.Scott was amongst the attendees at the Women’s Football Awards alongside former team-mates Steph Houghton and Eni Aluko.Alex Scott joins girlfriend Jess Glynne as they stun on red carpet at amfAR Gala in Cannes Her partnership with Marks and Spencer comes after Scott announced another new gig away from football.She confirmed back in April she has joined radio station KISS as the host of their Sunday 7pm show.She recently stunned on the red carpet in Cannes alongside GlynneCredit: GettyScott and Glynne attended a gala at the Cannes Film Festival in MayCredit: Getty More

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      John Terry reveals bizarre reason he thinks England got knocked out of 2010 World Cup

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      FORMER England star John Terry has blamed Marks & Spencer suits for the 2010 World Cup exit.He said the players were sweating in them on a stifling team bus before the defeat to Germany in South Africa.John Terry has blamed Marks & Spencer suits for England’s 2010 World Cup exitCredit: Action Images – ReutersTerry said the team were sweating in their suits on a stifling team bus before their defeat to GermanyCredit: HandoutTerry, now 43, claimed the lads asked boss Fabio Capello — via skipper Steven Gerrard — if they could take them off but were refused. The ex-Chelsea defender recalled: “We had an hour and 20 minutes on the bus and all the players were asking, ‘Stevie, speak to the gaffer about suits, we don’t want to wear suits, it’s hot, it’s horrible’.” But he claimed they were told the FA had a deal with M&S.He said when they got off the bus, sweating as the air con was not working, they saw their opponents arriving in Bloemfontein in shorts and flip flops. read more on footballHe added: “Someone’s responsible for that.”England lost 4-1, with Frank Lampard’s over-the-line strike ruled out in the round of 16 tie. But Terry admitted the squad underachieved, saying: “There’s no getting away from the fact it’s us as players. “We were miles off it.”Most read in Football‘I don’t understand’ says Man Utd icon Rio Ferdinand as he slams Gareth Southgate’s use of ‘heartbeat’ of England team More

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      Ryan Reynolds bags huge Wrexham FC sponsorship deal with high street giant

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      HOLLYWOOD star Ryan Reynolds has bagged an M&S meal deal — with the chain sponsoring his football club.Wrexham AFC ann­ounced a three-year partnership with M&S Food which will see it support community initiatives.
      Ryan Reynolds said he is deeply proud of his connection with Wrexham AFC after it bagged a three-year partnership with M&S FoodCredit: Getty
      The news comes after The Sun told this week that Ryan voices a talking reindeer mitten in one of its Christmas ads, alongside the League Two side’s co-owner, fellow actor Rob McElhenney.
      Ryan, 47, declared: “Our partnership with M&S Food is important to Rob and I, due to its established history with Wrexham and its commitment to supporting the local community.
      “The connection we have to the club and its supporters is something we’re deeply proud of.
      “It’s essential we partner with a brand who understands the broader goals for the community as a whole and is committed to making positive changes.”
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      It is the first time M&S has partnered a league side, after sponsoring the UK’s four national teams.
      A Wrexham spokesman said: “With a new M&S Food opening in Wrexham on the 1st December, we look forward to creating a partnership with a company with a community who share our broader goals for the community and make a positive difference together.” More

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      England boss Sarina Wiegman’s Euro 2022 power suit which rivals men’s counterpart Gareth Southgate’s famous waistcoat

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      WE HAD Gareth’s waistcoat in 2018… and now it’s time for Sarina’s suit for England football fans to celebrate.Four years on from the England men’s side reaching the World Cup semis in Russia, the women’s team qualified for the Euro 2022 final on home soil.
      Sarina Wiegman is rocking a classy two-piece power suit at the EurosCredit: Reuters
      It follows on from Gareth Southgate’s iconic waistcoat at the 2018 World CupCredit: PA:Press Association
      And with soon-to-be-adopted-Brit Sarina Wiegman leading the Lionesses to glory, the Dutch manager is winning over the hearts of the nation.
      Wiegman is doing it all in a classy and affordable high-street power suit – that could be yours for just £67.50.
      The 52-year-old former PE teacher has been rocking the relaxed single breasted blazer and pairing it with the matching slim fit trousers.
      The two-piece outfit is available from the nation’s favourite M&S – the same store that provided Gareth Southgate with his iconic number.
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      M&S describe Wiegman’s £45 jacket as “a roomy relaxed fit, with a neat lapel collar and two front felt pockets”.
      And it even has extra stretch so she can celebrate all those Beth Mead goals and Alessia Russo backheel finishes without any risk of a dreaded rip.
      The £22.50 trousers and a white shirt give Wiegman the air of the woman in charge.
      But she stylish Sarina completes the look with a pair of chunky white Nike trainers to give off the vibe of a woman who knows she is good at what she does and nails the smart-casual dress code.

      Relaxed Single Breasted Blazer, £45, Marks and Spencer – buy here

      The suit is available now on the M&S websiteCredit: M&S
      Wiegman completed her stylish look with a pair of white Nike trainersCredit: PA
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