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      Watch Man City fan silence Man Utd legend Gary Neville with cheeky ‘milk’ comment

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      GARY NEVILLE was stunned into silence by a hilarious comment from a Manchester City fan.The Sky Sports pundit tried to troll the City supporter over their FA Cup final loss to his beloved Manchester United last month during a Sky fan debate.Manchester United lifted the FA Cup thanks to a shock win over rivals Manchester CityCredit: GETTYRed Devils legend Gary Neville tried to taunt a City fan over the defeatCredit: THE OVERLAPBut the Citizen hit back at the pundit with a bizarre analogyCredit: THE OVERLAPAfter the member of the Etihad faithful said he’d recovered from the defeat, Neville asked: “Happy with what?”Losing the FA Cup final?”Several members of the Overlap audience burst into laughter at Neville’s jibe at Steve the City supporter.But Steve had the last laugh with a unique analogy, saying: “Listen, I said it before.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Sometimes you’ve got to give your neighbours a bottle of milk when your fridge is full.”We let you have that.”Neville was stunned by the retort and could only offer a laugh as a response.Footage of the exchange went viral, with one footy fan commenting: “We have a clap back now.”Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSAnother said: “Win boy Steve.”And another said: “Big Steve.” Gary Neville fears ‘first ever lawsuit’ for Stick to Football after Patrick Vieira’s seven-word comment about Man UtdOne remarked: “This guy is a legend…….and i don’t mean GN.”Another chimed in: “Big Steve is a treasure.”The Old Trafford faithful, however, were quick to chime in about their trophy haul in comparison to City’s.One Red Devils said: “I think our fridge is more full than their fridge but there’s always room for more.”Another said: “It’s actually United’s fridge that’s been full.”And another said: “He’s got a mini fridge compared to ours.”One remarked: “What a bottle of milk it was.”READ MORE SUN STORIESAnother chimed in: “Still hurting?”United’s FA Cup triumph has saved Erik ten Hag’s bacon, with the Dutchman set to receive a new contract at the Theatre of Dreams More

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      Sky Sports legend spotted partying with Scotland fans in Germany ahead of Euros

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      THE big kick-off is still a couple of days away.And we don’t even know if the Euro 2024 opener will end with a win for Scotland.Scotland fans have started arriving in Germany today in their thousandsThey would soon be joined on the streets of Munich by a famous faceBut the Tartan Army are already in party mode in Germany – and have roped in a Sky Sports legend as an honorary supporter of Steve Clarke’s squad.Around 250,000 Scotland fans will travel to Germany over the coming days and weeks, with many jetting out today to the cities of Munich, Stuttgart or Cologne.Among them will be various broadcasters, journalists and media personalities – including Ally McCoist, Joe Hart and our very own Gordon Strachan.Another favourite with fans is Jeff Stelling, the former Sky Sports presenter who now hosts the Breakfast show on talkSPORT.The 69-year-old was spotted partying with Scotland supporters on the streets of Munich this afternoon, joining in with a sing-song in his honour.Around half a dozen punters roped the TV icon into an impromptu rendition of “There’s only one Jeff Stelling.”The veteran broadcaster posted a video of the group on his Twitter (X) account, with the caption “Love the Tartan Army.”He is seen in the middle of the group as they swig cans of beer outside a strip of bars in the German host city.Most read in Euro 2024Hundreds of punters have already lined the streets of Munich ahead of Friday’s big kick-off.And for those at home, the video perked up their excitement for the tournament.Scotland fans take over German pub with John McGinn chant as Euro party beginsOne said:” Love this. My first genuine wave of excitement for the Euros. Need to go and get the sticker book now…”Another said: “Fabulous.”A third fan said: “Brilliant mate, all the best! Mon Scotland!”Another fan quoted Stelling’s former Sky cohort Chris Kamara, saying: “Unbelievable Jeff!”Jeff Stelling alongside Scotland fans in MunichCredit: ANDY BARRGo Ballistic – SunSport’s new podcastSUNSPORT is going Ballistic with the launch of our brilliant new podcast.

      Every day of the Euros host Roger Hannah will bring you all the latest news and views from the Scotland camp in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
      He will be joined by our men in Germany – Bill Leckie, Robert Grieve and Derek McGregor.
      And there will also be special guest appearances from our Euro 2024 columnist Gordon Strachan, regular columnist Kris Boyd and bookie basher Jim Delahunt.
      You can watch every episode on our website or our brand new YouTube channel.
      What are you waiting for, it’s time to Go Ballistic!

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      Clive Tyldesley leads calls for commentators to use banned word once per season without losing their jobs

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      CLIVE TYLDESLEY has led calls for commentators at certain times to be allowed to say “f***”. The veteran commentator was at the forefront of ITV’s football coverage for 22 years including five World Cups and five European Championships. Clive Tyldesley has led calls for commentators to be allowed to say ‘f***’Credit: Rex FeaturesThe veteran commentator was at the forefront of ITV’s football coverage for 22 yearsCredit: GettyTyldesley was replaced by Sam Matterface in 2020 but continued to work for CBS Sports and Amazon Prime. The 69-year-old was memorable for his iconic phrases but admits there are times when eloquent language does not quite cut it.And he shared that commentators should be allowed to use explicit language during those tense times in games.He said on the Football Authorities podcast: “I just think once a season a commentator should be allowed to use the F-word without losing their job.READ MORE ON FOOTBALL”Some goals, some moments, some misses, simply demand a swear word — the swear word — to capture their full impact.”I would need to choose the moment carefully . . . but sometimes you need to say what you see.”The veteran pundit is still at ITV and will be apart of their Euor 2024 team in Germany with Sam Matterface, Seb Hutchinson, Pien Meulensteen and Joe Speight. Co-commentators for the tournament include former footballers Lee Dixon, Ally McCoist and Andros Townsend.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSTyldesley who appears on Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, also blasted Wembley security after pitch invasions marred last Saturday’s Champions League final between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.The pundit – who has covered five World Cups, 17 Champions League finals, and nine FA Cup finals – said: “Pitch invasions at the start of Saturday’s game were not a laughing matter.First look inside the Scotland dressing room for Euro 2024 opener against Germany as Sunsport granted VIP stadium access”I think there are all kinds of implications now for Wembley’s ability to stage major international matches.”It’s a real worry.” More

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      Major change to be introduced to EFL from next season… and fans will not be pleased with it

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      FANS of lower-division clubs can stand by for Thursday night football next term.Sky Sports’ new £895million EFL contract includes 248 matches from Leagues One and Two.EFL fixture broadcasting is set to undergo a major changeCredit: REXSome League One and League Two matches will be broadcast on a Thusday nightCredit: REXAnd the broadcasters agreed on a stand-alone Thursday night slot, bringing weekend games forward when no midweek action is scheduled.Championship matches will be mainly screened on Friday evenings and Saturday lunchtimes.The proposed Thursday night fixtures won’t be received well by some fans.Fans wanting to see their team in action on the road now face daunting and late midweek trips.READ MORE EFL NEWSSome may even be forced to take time off work in order to attend the matches.Those who do travel to the evening fixtures may likely also be forced to get hotels for the night due to train schedules.It’s unclear when EFL chiefs will officially announce the implementation of Thursday night fixtures.They have, however, already announced that all three leagues will kick-off over the same weekend.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSEFL clubs will learn their fixtures for the 2024/25 season on June 26Credit: RexThe weekend of August 10/11 will play host to the return of the Championship, League One and League Two.The season will end on May 5, 2025, for teams not involved in the play-offs.EFL club supported by sporting legend set to be saved by mystery US group as buyers scramble to reach agreement in timeThe 46 Championship matches are currently slated to take place over 33 weekends, nine midweeks and four Bank Holidays.Leagues One and Two, meanwhile, will be played over 36 weekends, six midweeks and four Bank Holidays.The play-offs are tentatively slated to take place over the 2025 May Bank Holiday, which will fall on May 24-26.Fans of EFL clubs are patiently awaiting the release of their fixtures for the 2024/25 season.They’ll learn how their seasons will pan out at 9 am on June 26. More

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      Who is Karen Carney and what position will the England pundit and former Lioness play in Soccer Aid 2024?

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      FORMER Lioness Karen Carney is putting her football boots back on to take part in a huge charity match.Find out more about her career ahead of her taking part in Soccer Aid 2024 alongside a host of former pro-footballers and celebs.Karen Carney is a former England footballer – Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty ImagesWho is Karen Carney? Karen was born August 1st, 1987, to parents Michael and Marie in Solihull, England.She is a sports journalist and former professional footballer.As a child she was often out playing with her friends, leading to her interest in sports.Karen can remember playing football at the age of six but it wasn’t until she was 11 that her Mum saw her play for the first time.Read More on soccer aidBy the time she was 14, she was playing football full time.At the age of 16, she decided to move in order to focus on football. She was named in the 2017 New Year Honours List and received the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her services to football.She was later inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame in 2021.Most read in FootballIn the autumn of 2022, Karen was announced as the Chair of the Future of Women’s Football Review for the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.Her role includes looking into ways that the UK Government can nurture and expand the game.Amazon pundit Karen Carney claims Leeds were only promoted because of Covid When did Karen Carney retire from women’s football?Karen is one of England’s most capped players of all time and achieved success playing for three different clubs.She retired in 2019 after England finished fourth during the Women’s World Cup. Over her career, Karen has earned 144 caps for England and scored 32 times.Karen Carney celebrates scoring the winning goal against Finland during the Women’s UEFA European Championship 2005 – Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty ImagesShe debuted at senior level when she was 14.In 2005, she won the FA’s Young Player of the Year Award a year before she turned 18.In 2005, she made her senior debut for England at 17 when they played against Italy.Only four months later, she secured victory for England against Finland during the opening game for the European Championships.In 2006, Karen was signed to Arsenal.She enjoyed success at Arsenal but later transferred to the Chicago Red Stars before she returned to Birmingham City in 2011.At Wembley that season, Carney put in a “woman of the match” performance against Chelsea that saw her score the winning spot-kick to secure Birmingham’s first FA Women’s Cup triumph.She also represented Team GB at the London 2012 Olympic Games.Karen transferred to Chelsea in 2015 after topping the league’s scoring charts in 2014.She also won more honours with Chelsea including a Spring Series, league title and FA Cup.After retiring, Karen pursued a career in broadcasting.She worked with the BBC and BT, covering all football for their platforms.What position will Karen Carney play in Soccer Aid 2024?Karen Carney will be joining a host of famous names taking part in Soccer Aid 2024.So excited for this one! 🙌 Soccer Aid for UNICEF is back at Stamford Bridge and so am I! 💪 It’s on Sunday 9 June – get your tickets today! 🎟Karen Carneyon InstagramShe’ll be joining the England side, hoping to turn around the side’s fortunes after a disappointing run of results.The World XI side has won the last five years.Soccer Aid line-up 2024Fans can’t wait for soccer aid to kick off on Sunday, June 9, 2024.
      Throughout her professional football career, Karen played as a winger and a midfielder.She’s expected to return to the midfield for the 2024 charity clash.How to watch Soccer Aid 2024Hosts Dermot O’Leary and Alex Scott will be introducing the 2024 match live on ITV1, ITVX and STV.READ MORE SUN STORIESIt takes place on Sunday, June 9th 2024.The build-up to the game starts at 6pm, with the kick-off expected at 7.30pm. More

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      Major broadcasting change for Carabao Cup AND EFL games with Sky Sports and ITV set to show games for FREE

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      FANS have been given a huge boost with Carabao Cup and EFL games to be shown for FREE.Sky Sports and ITV have reached an agreement that will allow fans to watch free-to-air coverage of the competitions.Fans will be able to watch some of the EFL and Carabao Cup for freeCredit: GettyMore matches will be shown on ITVThe deal will come into place in January 2025 and will commence with the Carabao Cup semi-finals.It will run until the end of the 2026/27 season and ITV will be able to jointly broadcast a select number of games on Sky Sports.The new agreement has been approved by EFL clubs.ITV will be able to screen at least nine Carabao Cup fixtures in total.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThis includes one match from each of the first four rounds and one additional fixture from either the third or fourth round.ITV will also be able to show two of the quarter-finals, one semi-final and the final itself.Sky Sports managing director Jonathan Licht said: “This momentous upcoming season of over 1,000 matches from the EFL on Sky Sports+ shows our huge ambition and increased dedication to the EFL and its supporters.”Working with a free-to-air broadcaster isn’t new for us and many of our partners, as we endeavour to help grow and broaden audiences for sports.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”With ITV set to simulcast a select number of matches from the EFL from 2025 alongside Sky Sports full coverage, it means that millions of football fans in the UK will be able to enjoy plenty of action from the Cup and League, boosting the exposure for clubs which is great news for all.”ITV director of sport Niall Sloane added: “This deal brings viewers free-to-air coverage of top-level knockout football over the coming years, as well as standout matches from the EFL, adding regular livematches to our highlights shows.Football icons’ strange hobbies”We’re looking forward to bringing fans some superb action andinsight from this new, fuller EFL package across the next few seasons.”ITV will also be able to show ten matches from the Championship each full season of the deal.The next campaign will only be five as the deal is activated in January.The broadcaster will also have the option to flex the selected matches to League One and League Two. More

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      ‘I’m in charge round here’ – F1 reporter Martin Brundle brushes off security to get to Mbappe for live TV interview

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      MARTIN BRUNDLE brushed off security to get to Kylian Mbappe before Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix.The F1 reporter did not hold back as he aimed to secure a live TV interview with the Frenchman for Sky Sports.Martin Brundle clashed with security as he attempted to speak to Kylian MbappeCredit: Sky Sports F1The F1 reporter quipped ‘I’m in charge round here’ before chatting to the FrenchmanCredit: Sky Sports F1During his customary pre-race grid walk, Brundle spotted Mbappe at the Circuit de Monaco.However, a member of security attempted to stop him as he approached the Paris Saint-Germain forward.Brundle responded by quipping: “It’s alright mate I’m in charge round here.”He then manoeuvred his way to Mbappe and asked if he was happy to talk.READ MORE F1 NEWSOnce the France international agreed, Brundle asked: “Kylian, I think you’re fast enough to beat these cars down to the first corner.”Mbappe laughed before replying: “No, no, I’m not faster than the cars. I just want to be here like a fan and enjoy the moment.”Fan favourite Brundle then added: “Well I’ll let you get on and enjoy the moment. Thanks for talking to us.”His star-studded grid walk also included chats with Chelsea’s Ben Chilwell, Oscar winner Michael Douglas and the Jonas Brothers.Most read in MotorsportCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThere was still time for more drama too as Brundle interrupted an interview with Virgil van Dijk.The Liverpool star was chatting to another broadcaster as Brundle barged in for a quick word ahead of the race.Monaco Grand Prix hit by RED FLAG after horrific first-lap crash tears Sergio Perez’s F1 car in halfOnce the grand prix did get underway, though, the dramatic scenes continued following a first-lap crash.The early collision involved three cars as Sergio Perez’s Ferrari was torn in half, resulting in his retirement from the race and a red flag. More

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      Who is Josh Taylor’s wife Danielle Murphy and when will they get married?

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      JOSH TAYLOR and Jack Catterall go head to head once more TONIGHT!One of his biggest supporters is gorgeous wife-to-be Danielle Murphy, who will be hoping her man can overcome Catterall to stay undefeated. Josh Taylor with stunning wife-to-be Danielle Murphy on Instagram.Credit: Not known, clear with picture deskWho is Danielle Murphy?The couple have been together a long time, but while Taylor is consistently uploading his life to social media, Danielle generally keeps her life pretty private.She is reportedly a professional hairdresser, and is evidently very fashionable, but her fans seem not to know much about her personal life. The blonde beauty is 28 years-old, and also seems to have fallen in love with boxing, as she was spotted on Instagram sparring in the ring. The happy couple.Credit: Not known, clear with picture deskDo they have any children together? They currently do not have any children aged just 28 and 30 respectively, but it could be on the horizon after they are married. When did they get married? The couple finally exchanged rings in December 2020, after being together for 11 years, and announced the engagement on Instagram.Taylor proposed to Danielle on a yacht, and was accompanied by his trainer Ben Davison and sparring partner Lee McGregor. And the pair got married on June 20, 2022.Taylor celebrates his engagement to the gorgeous Danielle.Who is Josh Taylor fighting? Josh Taylor is going up against Jack Catterall in a huge grudge rematch TONIGHT – and it’s a tough one to call.Most read in BoxingTaylor is fighting Jack Catterall tonightCredit: Getty More