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    Jermain Defoe ditched girlfriend Donna and their dog for his now estranged wife who is also called Donna

    FOOTIE ace Jermain Defoe ditched a woman called Donna-Louise with a dog called Defoe before moving  on to date wife Donna.Donna-Louise Boyle, 34, was left heartbroken when the former Spurs and England striker, 40, brushed her off.
    Jermain Defoe ditched a woman called Donna-Louise with a dog called Defoe before moving on to date wife DonnaCredit: instagram
    Donna-Louise Boyle was left heartbroken when the former striker brushed her off, having shared a pet Chow Chow dog together
    The pair were so close they even shared a pet Chow Chow dog called Kai Lion Defoe, which has its own Instagram account.
    Snaps of telly pundit ­Defoe with the dog can still be seen on his public social media profile.
    They include one of him petting Kai outside in May 2021, three months before he proposed to  now estranged wife Donna Tierney.
    Both women are from Glasgow where Defoe played for Rangers at the time.
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    Defoe and mum-of-one Donna, 40, married in a lavish £200,000 ceremony paid for by OK! magazine last summer.
    They hooked up after he messaged on social media and met when she asked him for a signed Rangers shirt for a charity event.
    A source said of Defoe’s split from Donna-Louise: “It was a really bad time in her life. She loved Jermain and it hit her for six.
    “It was a bitter pill for Donna-Louise to swallow, but she’s moved on from Jermain now.”
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    Scot Donna-Louise is the boss of Cocoberry chocolate shop in Glasgow and is still believed to live with Kai.
    Snaps of telly pundit Defoe with the dog can still be seen on his public social media profile
    The Sun on Sunday told last week how Defoe had shacked up with influencer Alisha LeMay, 31, following his split from “wife” Donna.
    There is no record of Defoe’s marriage to her at the local register office.
    OK! splashed the wedding across 14 pages and front cover, but did not have a reporter or snapper there, using pics the couple gave.
    No images of anyone marrying them were published.
    We told in October how Defoe had messaged a nurse begging for sex just weeks after his wedding.
    The former West Ham, Portsmouth and Sunderland ace, who scored 227 career goals, tried to lure her for a romp in his Range Rover.
    Donna-Louise declined to talk when contacted.
    The Sun on Sunday told last week how Defoe had shacked up with influencer Alisha LeMay after his split from wife DonnaCredit: Instagram/@alishalemayx
    We told in October how Defoe had messaged a nurse begging for sex just weeks after his weddingCredit: Getty More

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    Cruz Beckham wears quirky shades at Paris Fashion Week with dad David

    CRUZ Beckham won’t let his ex-England captain dad leave him in the shades.The budding singer, 17, sported a pair of quirky goggle like shades as he joined dad David Beckham, 47, at Paris Fashion Week.
    David Beckham was joined by youngest son Cruz at Paris Fashion WeekCredit: Getty
    The father and son duo were in the French capital to attended the Dior Men’s Winter 2023-2024 collection show.
    Cruz is hoping to launch his music career in the coming months after landing the cover of arty fashion bible i-D last February.
    Also at the VIP-packed bash was British actor Robert Pattinson, 36, and Game of Thrones star Gwendoline Christie, 44.
    Cruz’s brother Romeo is following in his dad’s footsteps as a footballer.
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    He recently signed on loan for Brentford B from Inter Miami, and was cheered on by sister Harper on his debut.
    David Beckham mixed with VIPs Gwendoline Christie and Robert PattinsonCredit: Getty More

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    Aston Villa fan banned from games for racially abusing England ace Raheem Sterling

    AN Aston Villa fan has been banned from games for three years for racially abusing England star Raheem Sterling.Timothy Hyslop, 54, yelled a racist slur while the Chelsea man was on the ball during the first half of their Premier League clash in October.
    An Aston Villa fan has been banned from games for three years for racially abusing England star Raheem SterlingCredit: AP
    He admitted a racially aggravated section 5 ­public order offence at Birmingham magistrates’ court on Tuesday.
    Hyslop, of Burton, Staffs, was given a three-year football banning order and ordered to pay fines and costs of £538.
    PC Stuart Ward of West Midlands Police — the UK’s first dedicated football hate crime officer — said: “This kind of behaviour will not be ­tolerated.
    “Abusing anyone for the colour of their skin is disgusting.
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    “There is no place for racism in football or society in general.” More

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    Most expensive footie team to support away revealed – where does your club rank?

    NEWCASTLE United is the most expensive Premier League team to support when it comes to driving to away matches, research reveals.The Magpies fans would spend an average of £1,922 on fuel to attend all the club’s away fixtures, a study by ChooseMyCar.com reckons.
    Newcastle fans would spend an average of £1,922 on fuel to attend all the club’s away fixturesCredit: Reuters
    Bournemouth, Brighton and Everton fans, meanwhile, have to spend at least £1,300 on fuel to see their teams play away.
    Arsenal, Chelsea, Fulham and Leicester fans, by contrast, only have to cough up £900.
    But if you add the cost of season tickets, Tottenham is priciest at £2,952.
    Nick Zapolski, founder of ChooseMyCar.com, still believes driving is the best way to get to games.
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    He said: “Fans often use official buses or trains, but costs rack up quickly.
    “Driving to fixtures can save time and money, especially if you carpool. More

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    Leicester City furious as drones were used to spy on training sessions ahead of Premier League clash

    LEICESTER City chiefs were left ­furious after drones were used to spy on first-team training sessions days before a Premier League clash.Camera-bearing devices were flown over top players including England star James Maddison and manager Brendan Rodgers as they worked on secret drills this week.
    Leicester City chiefs were left ­furious after drones were used to spy on first-team training sessions – pictured England star James MaddisonCredit: Getty
    Camera-bearing devices were flown over top playersCredit: Getty – Contributor
    Manager Brendan Rodgers was also seen being spied on by the devicesCredit: Getty
    Security guards at the club, who play Brighton & Hove Albion tomorrow, confronted the drone operator outside the club’s training base.
    He told them he was entitled to fly them above the facility from outside the perimeter.
    Footage later emerged online of the club’s security boss threatening to call cops and clips of the players training and planning set-pieces.
    A source said: “The man was insistent he wouldn’t leave.
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    “He filmed drills which are supposed to be kept confidential.
    “They’re a key part of team tactics and opponents finding out about them before a game would be a huge problem.
    “After the session the squad discussed it.
    “We’ve since been told the club are taking it further as similar things have happened before and to rivals.
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    “Some footage has already been on YouTube and TikTok. Who knows where else it goes?”
    Former Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa admitted sending a club employee to spy on Derby County in training before a Championship match in 2019.
    The club was fined £200,000 by the English Football League who said the move was unsporting but not illegal.
    The EFL introduced a law forbidding viewing opponents’ training sessions in the 72 hours before a match. More

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    Match of the Day prankster Dan Jarvis who tricked Gary Lineker with porn noise reveals how he did it

    SEX noise prankster Daniel “Jarvo” Jarvis told how he beat security by marching into a football stadium with TV crew — and even helped himself to beers in a hospitality box.He and a pal later activated a £20 phone — one of the world’s loudest — to pump moans around the live Match of the Day studio.
    Notorious UK prankster Dan Jarvis was behind the Match Of The Day stuntCredit: Dan Charity
    Gary Lineker was in stitches at the moaning noises started playing in the backgroundCredit: BBC
    The stunt had BBC host Gary Lineker in stitches and stunned millions watching Tuesday’s Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay.
    YouTuber Jarvo, 30, wore black jeans and coat to blend in as he and the pal followed a TV crew into Wolves’s Molineux stadium a day before kick-off, nodding at security who let them pass unchecked.
    The pair used double-sided tape to stick the gold Yepen mobile to a 7ft wall on set, and changed the ringtone to the raunchy soundtrack.
    Jarvo told The Sun: “These things are all about confidence.“We got in because we made it look like we were meant to be there, so no one bats an eyelid.
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    “If you hesitate, then you’ll get asked questions. But people from Wolves thought we were with the TV, and vice versa.
    “TV crews don’t dress particularly smartly so I fitted right in. There were about four staff working in the studio. We tried not to speak to them much, just saying ‘How are you?’
    “Our plan was to strap it under a chair or the table, but they might’ve got suspicious if we started moving stuff around.
    “So we strapped it to the top of the wall and because of the colour no one could see it. We had a cheers with the beers afterwards then it was a waiting game, hoping no one had found the phone.”
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    A YouTube video posted during Tuesday’s match showed Jarvo call the phone to trigger the X-rated noise.
    He added: “I was at my cousin’s and couldn’t believe it worked. It was hilarious. We’ve tried this before and it didn’t work. But this must’ve been the magic of the FA Cup.”
    Jarvo and his mate spent 90 minutes inside Molineux. They filmed a jokey interview in the mix zone and posed in the dugouts.
    A YouTube video posted during Tuesday’s match showed Jarvo call the phone to trigger the X-rated noiseCredit: Ruckas
    Pal of Jarvo’s recording of BBC man scrambling to find noise source behind Ince and Lineker
    Gary Lineker tweeted exactly where the noise was coming fromCredit: @GaryLineker
    Jarvo, known as Jarvo69 online, added: “Staff didn’t say anything. I was tempted to jump in the home changing room ice bath but didn’t have a towel. I also used the toilet in the away dressing room, which is terrible — it’s like a PE changing room from the ’90s. After we planted the phone, we had a beer and got out.”
    Jarvo rang the phone at 1am on Tuesday to check it had not been found. He then buzzed it around 12 times from a burner device after the BBC went live at 7.30pm.
    The noise drowned out Lineker as he cut to the commentary team.
    He could barely be heard saying: “It is toasty in this studio. I am not sure if someone is sending something on somebody’s phone.”
    Jarvo streamed his calls, cracking up with laughter while ringing his mate who was inside Molineux recording the studio reaction.
    It showed pundit Paul Ince pointing to the noise’s source, while crew searched for it to no avail.
    Jarvo, of Gravesend, Kent, said: “There is a short delay with the TV so I was worried it didn’t work, but the camera went back to Lineker at the perfect time.
    “Those situations are so funny because no one has been in it before. You could see they were panicking but Lineker is such a pro and handled it really well. Everyone seems to have loved it. I feel like we’ve cheered up the nation a bit at a bad time.”
    Jarvo tried to prank BT Sport’s coverage of Fulham v Tottenham in 2021 but was let down by that phone’s sound quality.
    The incident also sparked a police alert.
    Daniel ‘Jarvo’ Jarvis told how he beat security by marching into a football stadium with TV crewCredit: Dan Charity
    This time he bought five phones after searching for the world’s loudest mobiles.
    Man Utd fan Jarvo said: “This Yepen worked a treat. We’ve still got a few so TV and the Premier League better watch out!”
    Police have said it was not a criminal offence.
    The BBC apologised to viewers who may have been offended but Lineker said the corporation had nothing to say sorry for.
    He shared a picture of the phone after it was discovered and said: “As sabotage goes, it was quite amusing.”
    Liverpool won 1-0 and Lineker said at half-time: “Harvey Elliott’s goal was a screamer . . . which was not the only one we’ve had tonight.”
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    Yesterday talkSPORT pundit Ally McCoist joked he’d never heard such a noise in his life, adding: “I’ve been doing it wrong for 40 years!”
    Jarvo added: “This prank will go down in history. I’ve always got things planned. I can’t tell you what’s next.” More

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    Gary Lineker laughs off Match of the Day ‘porn noise’ scandal & enjoyed half-time analysis with sex-filled innuendo

    GARY Lineker yesterday laughed off the Match of the Day “porn noise” scandal — and said he took great pleasure filling his half-time analysis with sex-filled innuendo.The presenter said the BBC has had to look at its security measures following YouTuber Daniel “Jarvo” Jarvis’s stunt.
    Gary Lineker laughed off the MOTD ‘porn noise’ scandalCredit: BBC/UNPIXS
    The presenter said he enjoyed his half-time analysis with sex-filled innuendo – pictured The Sun’s coverage of the story
    But Gary, 62, who memorably had an on-pitch “accident” during England’s 1990 World Cup opener, joked: “If you told me yesterday morning that I’d be on the front page of The Sun, involved with a porn ­scandal, I’d have s*** myself — again!”
    Gary added: “I thought it was funny, and the YouTube prankster has shown his work.
    “It was that loud that I couldn’t really hear myself think, or what the other guys were saying, and realised people could probably hear it at home so I knew I had to both keep it together, whilst also addressing the matter.
    “In these situations, you have to keep your head.
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    “Yes, it’s funny but you can’t overwhelm the show — you can’t ignore it.
    “But, and after the studio manager had located the strap-on phone, I started to have a bit of fun with it all.
    “So at half-time every question I asked about the analysis, my comments were some kind of reference to it.
    “Things like ‘Wolves huffed and puffed’ or ‘the only goal was a screamer — and not the only screamer we had’, and ‘Liverpool pressed really hard in trying to get behind them’ — all that kind of thing.
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    “It was daft but it really did amuse me. And once I realised it was a prank, I knew that if I started laughing I probably wouldn’t have stopped.
    “It was the most surreal and one of the strangest things I’ve ever encountered in broadcasting.”
    Prankster Jarvo, a serial pitch invader, had broken into the studio and activated a sexy sounds ring tone on a mobile phone, which he hid on the set.
    He then called the phone during Gary’s studio segments at the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay at Molineux on Tuesday.
    The BBC later issued a po-faced apology.
    But Gary questioned that decision.
    He said: “I’m not sure why the BBC apologised because it’s not our fault obviously.
    “It’s a security issue, and there is a serious side to it; if someone can do that, they can do something else with something that could be more dangerous.
    “But, in this instance, I felt that universally people were finding it really funny.
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    “And actually I have to agree with them, even if it was at our expense.
    “It was enjoyed, I think . . . much like those people on that phone!” More

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    Escaped prisoner hunted by cops looks like top footballer – can you guess who?

    A GARY Neville lookalike on the run from prison is being hunted by cops.Social media users reckon Paul Clohessy is a spit for the ex-Red Devils ace turned pundit.
    Drugs offender Paul Clohessy is serving six years at HMP North Sea Camp but absconded on MondayCredit: SWNS
    When Lincolnshire Police issued a wanted photo yesterday, Facebook users pounced on his resemblance to ex-Man United star Gary NevilleCredit: Getty
    Drugs offender Clohessy, 36, is serving six years at HMP North Sea Camp but absconded on Monday.
    Facebook users pounced on the resemblance when Lincolnshire Police issued a wanted photo yesterday.
    One wag quipped: “When Gary Neville and Harry Maguire have a kid.”
    Others compared the fugitive to out-of-form Newcastle United striker Chris Wood.
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    They said: “Is that Chris Wood?
    “If so keep him locked up till the end of the season as he is rubbish.”
    The 400-capacity open prison was branded a holiday camp by some.
    One said: “Another walks out of North Sea Butlin’s never to return.”
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    Clohessy was convicted at Liverpool crown court in 2021 of possessing heroin and crack cocaine with intent to supply.
    Police believe he may be hiding in his home patch Birkenhead.
    He has a tattoo on each arm and a scar under the one on his right. More