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    I was hauled off at half-time of dreadful FA Cup final thanks to Mick Jagger and his snake hips

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    MICK JAGGER had an unexpected influence on one former Chelsea star’s display in the 2007 FA Cup final.Joe Cole has opened up on how the rock ‘n’ roll superstar’s “snake hips” left him unable to concentrate on the Wembley turf.Joe Cole has opened up on how Mick Jagger cut his FA Cup final appearance shortCredit: Youtube/Football’s GreatestMick Jagger was at Wembley for the 2007 FA Cup finalCredit: AFPCole, 43, started the 2007 FA Cup final for Chelsea, a heavyweight clash against a Manchester United side littered with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney.But it wasn’t the big name players or the occasion of playing the first game in new Wembley that threw Cole off, rather the presence of one of his musical heroes.Speaking to former Blues teammate Ashley Cole on the Football’s Greatest: Could It Be Magic podcast, brought to you by Carling, Joe Cole opened up on being starstruck by the Rolling Stones frontman.He said: “It was a dreadful, dreadful game. Do you know what I remember about that game? Weird things that spring to mind. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”I remember, because it was the first game at the new Wembley. So it was sort of extra exciting. For some reason, I’m a big Rolling Stones fan, right? And Mick Jagger was walking around. “Do you not remember this? See, Mick Jagger was walking around the tunnel. He must have been doing a song or something before the Cup final.”Might have been a national anthem, giving it these snake hips there. I don’t know what it was. “But I remember seeing him, but I’m focused on the game and nothing could take me off. There’s nothing that could put me off, I’m ready.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS”I wouldn’t even look at the opposition because you’re playing against, like, [former West Ham team-mate Michael] Carrick, who we know, or the boys from England, the United boys. “And I just see Mick and I just went proper fan boy. I think I went, ‘All right, Mick!’ And he’s probably why I got taken off at half time, my head was gone. I couldn’t concentrate. Mick had done me.”Joe Cole scores opening goal at Soccer Aid 2024Cole was hooked at half-time with the scores tied 0-0 after the first 45 minutes.But it ultimately proved to be the right decision as Chelsea went on to win the match 1-0 thanks to a 116th minute extra-time goal by Didier Drogba.That FA Cup is one of three won by the former England international during his career.While he also lifted the Premier League three times too.Joe Cole lifted the FA Cup in 2007 after being subbed off at half-timeCredit: Action Images – ReutersFootball’s Greatest: Could It Be Magic with Joe Cole and Ashley Cole, brought to you by Carling, the official sponsor of the Emirates FA Cup and Adobe Women’s FA Cup. You can watch the show on YouTube and Spotify or listen to it wherever you get your podcasts. More

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      Abandoned Euros stadium bigger than Emirates that hosted Rolling Stones concert looks unrecognisable after hosts moved

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      PARKSTADION was once one of the top football stadiums in the world – now it is unrecognisable. Schalke occupied the 62,000-seater from 1973 until they moved out in 2001 for the glossy new Veltins Arena just across the rode. Parkstadion was Schalke’s former 62,000-seater stadiumCredit: AlamyIt has since been partly demolishedCredit: AlamyRuud Gullit and Paul McGrath during Euro 1988Credit: GettyDuring its heyday, the Parkstadion hosted five matches at the 1974 World Cup, including Yugoslavia’s record-breaking 9-0 thrashing of Zaire.It was also used during the Euro 1988, won by Ruud Gullit’s Netherlands. Away from football, it also welcomed music royalty with the likes of Michael Jackson and the Rolling Stones having played concerts there.But as it began to age, Schalke deemed it necessary to move to a new state-of-the-art home.READ MORE ON EURO 2024The 2000-01 campaign would be the German side’s last season at the 62,004 capacity venue, which held more than most Premier League grounds.Only Tottenham and West Ham’s 62,000-seater grounds and Manchester United’s home of Old Trafford – which houses 75,000 – top it. Schalke beat SpVgg Unterhaching 5-3 in a dramatic thriller to end their 28-year stay at Parkstadion.Fans celebrated wildly as they thought it clinched them the title – only for a last-minute Bayern Munich equaliser elsewhere to snatch it away.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSAs the ground was taken apart, the German club even gave its old jumbotron to a stadium in German town Aue.Standing under a kilometre from the 62,271 capacity Veltins Arena, the remains of Parkstadion offers fans a reminder of what used to be.Lego fan uses 6,000 bricks creating stadium hosting England’s Euro showdown against the NetherlandsFollowing Schalke’s departure, Parkstadion was partly demolished.The old ground still has one of its stands open – featuring benches rather than individual seats.A pitch still remains in the same spot, with Schalke using it occasionally.They played there as recently as last year, when they beat VVV-Venlo in a friendly in front of just 1,113 people.In exhibition matches against SC Verl and SV Meppen during the summer of 2022 they were cheered on by 2,999 fans.Behind one of the goals now stands a hotel, where fans can stay on matchdays over at Veltins.READ MORE SUN STORIESSchalke now play their football at the Veltins Arena, which cost £160MILLION in construction. It also fits over 62,000 and hosted England’s 1-0 Euro 2024 opening win against Serbia.Schalke now play at the Veltlins-ArenaCredit: GettyMost of the ground has been demolishedCredit: AlamyA pitch still remains at the siteCredit: AlamyFans can occasionally still get into ParkstadionCredit: Getty More

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      My grandad is a Rolling Stones legend, but I hope to be a Team GB Olympic gold medallist with the help of Prince Naseem

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      ROLLING STONES axeman Ronnie Wood might have had plenty of fights over the years, but it’s his grandson who is showing pedigree as a real fighter.At just 18, Leo Wood – who is the son of Ronnie’s adopted son, Jamie – is winning the plaudits because of his boxing ability.Leo Wood’s blossoming boxing career has hit new heightsAmateur champ Leo is the grandson of Rolling Stones axeman Ronnie WoodBack in April, Leo won a title at the prestigious England Boxing National Amateur ChampionshipsBack in April, the ambitious teenager won the under 57kg weight class at the prestigious England Boxing National Amateur Championships, previously known as the ABA Championships, in Derby.That success saw him invited for assessment by Team GB, who could offer Wood a shot at the Olympics when the Games heads to Los Angeles in 2028.Leo has come a long way since he was introduced to the sport by Prince Naseem’s brother, Morade.A member of Ropes and Glory Club in Chatham, Kent – his skills are honed by the gym’s owners, a father and son duo who share the same name, Dan Woledge.Read more boxing newsHe told SunSport how a chance meeting with Naz’s sibling on holiday kick-started a love-affair with combat sport.”I went out to Dubai and I met Prince Naseem’s brother out there,” he said.”He introduced to boxing on the beach and had me practicing all week.”When I got home, he set me up with a trainer and from then I fell in love with it.Most read in Boxing”I joined a club and it began from there.”In a clip shared with SunSport, a 10-year-old Leo can be seen throwing haymakers at Morade Hamed (below).Leo Wood, aged 10, sparring with Prince Naseem’s brother, MoradeAlthough refinement was necessary, a natural talent for boxing was evident even then.”I realised I had a natural talent when I practiced on the beach,” Wood told us.”I remember this boy who was a few years older than me wanting to box with me and I clocked him.”In a controlled environment, in a ring, it was the best course of action for Leo, who had his troubles at school.Full of energy, he admitted he got into scraps in the playground that got him in bother with his teachers.Boxing gave Leo the remedy to channel his aggression elsewhere.”I was always getting into trouble at school and fighting,” he revealed.”I got kicked out a few times, it was how I was. I turned to sport to keep myself out of trouble.”I played football, but that was more of a team sport and I had to rely on everybody else.”I decided to take on boxing and it was much more exciting.”Soon, Wood began to earn the accolades. In 2022, he won the Southern Area under 54kg Youth Title Belt.Boxing legend Prince Naseem Hamed has aided Leo’s developmentLeo Wood already has a number of accolades to show offHe got a Team GB call up for the first time at 16 for assessment, and things began to snowball.While Prince Naseem Hamed has lent his expertise and wisdom to aid Leo’s development.”After I won my first championships, it was unreal. I knew I was good enough then,” he said.”I beat the best boys that everyone was talking about, when I didn’t really expect to win it.”That got me selection for Team GB, which was amazing but Covid hit and that affected my training.”For the past six months, Wood has been fighting out of the Ropes and Glory stable.He trains four days a week, religiously, and spars with other exciting prospects.Amazingly, in such a short space of time, he was able to land an ABA title – defeating boxers years older than him.”Entering the competition at jut 18, you don’t expect to beat all these guys who are older than you – with some even being 25-year-olds,” Wood divulged.”To have seven fights in the competition and come out on top against the top adults in the country, it didn’t even feel real.”Wood was again invited for Team GB assessment, while he is gearing up for the GB Three Nations, where he will take on fighters from Scotland and Wales.At the prestigious England Boxing National Amateur Championships, Wood won the title in the 57kg weight classWood saw off seven boxers, including some seven years his senior to win the titleBen Whittaker presented Wood with his beltREAD MORE SPORT FEATURESHe’s already had 50 fights as an amateur, and admitted he is targeting an Olympic appearance. “It would be a dream to go to the Olympics,” Wood beamed.”If not, the pro-game is always still available. They are both great achievements to have.”When Wood received his ABA belt, it was presented by Olympic silver medallist Ben Whittaker.The Surgeon is a boxer the aspiring Wood admires and hopes to emulate.He said: “I really like Ben Whittaker, especially the journey he’s made from the Olympics to now smashing it in the pro game.”He’s got an amazing style, and I think as a pro you have to entertain the crowd which is what he does. I respect that.”If I go pro, I’d have to do something like that!”Grandad hasn’t seen me box yet, but he’s really supportive.
      “He’s always texting me to say ‘Well done'”.Whatever Wood achieves, inevitably his famous grandad Ronnie Wood will come up in conversation.But, as Leo put it, “At the end of the day, I am my own person. I am me for me. We do different things.”Has Ronnie passed on any fighting tips? “Grandad hasn’t seen me box yet, but he’s really supportive,” Wood added.READ MORE SUN STORIES”He’s always texting me to say ‘Well done'”.Judging by Leo’s rapid trajectory, maybe both grandson and grandad will be stadium fillers in the years to come.Ronnie Wood shows off his art skills to grandson LeoRonnie Wood hasn’t seen Leo box yetLeo poses with proud parents, mum Jodie and dad Jamie WoodRolling Stones star Ronnie, currently on tour, sends Leo messages of support More

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      Veteran Derek Chisora vows to keep performing like the Rolling Stones… until he can’t give fans any Satisfaction

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      DEREK CHISORA will keep rocking like fellow veteran headliners the Rolling Stones until he can no longer give the fans Satisfaction.The 38-year-old warhorse faces Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev at London’s O2 on Saturday night after the pair came to blows at their pre-fight press conference.
      Derek Chisora has vowed to keep performing like the Rolling Stones despite suggestions he should consider retiringCredit: Reuters
      The 38-year-old wore a Boris Johnson mask for his weigh-in ahead of the Kubrat Pulev fightCredit: Reuters
      But, despite three losses on the spin and a beard that is changing colour with age, Del Boy is not for retiring.
      Chisora said: “Instead of going grey or silver in old age my beard is turning orange — maybe we will call it gold — but I am not going to dye it, f*** that.
      “I don’t know how I will handle retirement. I’m not retiring but I am on my way out.
      “Think of this as my encore and I am going to give the fans some big rock ’n roll anthems to leave on.
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      “How many times have we been told that the Rolling Stones have retired and then you hear the guitar intro ‘da, da, dadada, da, da, da, I can’t get no…’”
      Chisora’s early career was marred by wild antics more worthy of the NME than the Boxing News but eight years of parenthood have mellowed the father of two — just.
      He even reckons his hellraising heyday will help guarantee him a nice and sensible retirement.
      Chisora said: “Life is about enjoyment. There is no point being a great athlete if you don’t enjoy the fruits of being an athlete.
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      “Cristiano Ronaldo enjoys his money in a different way — he has seven Bugattis, flies in private jets.
      “But you can get good athletes who don’t do anything and then the day they announce their retirement, they start trying to catch up on the 16 or 17 years of living wildly that they missed.
      “What happens is you become addicted to alcohol and the fast life, cocaine, everything.
      “While you are doing that, others your age are settling down with their families.
      “Me? I do both. Not the cocaine. But I go to parties, I enjoy life, I go to nice restaurants, I live in a nice house. And I enjoy life with my kids.”
      Chisora is a throwback fighter, they really don’t make them like that any more.
      And he explains it is all down to one simple X-rated mantra you cannot teach in any gym or that comes with any amount of talent.
      He simply said: “I don’t give a f***. Boxing is a tough game, so you have to be even tougher.
      “Your mindset has to be ‘I don’t give a f***’. That’s the only mindset that can keep you in this game.
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