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    Premier League fans who are best in bed revealed – where does your team rank?

    MALE Chelsea fans are the best lovers in the Prem — in stark contrast to their side’s performances, a poll claims.More than one in ten women — 12 per cent — said a Blues supporter had been their most memorable partner.
    Chelsea fans are the best lovers in the Prem, a poll claimsCredit: Getty
    More than one in ten women said a Blues supporter had been their most memorable partnerCredit: Getty
    It comes amid Chelsea’s disappointing start to the season, languishing in mid-table despite spending fortunes.
    Meanwhile, Brentford fans were at the bottom end of the lovers’ table.
    Just one per cent recalled a passionate fling with a Bees follower.
    Liverpool fans came second, with ten per cent of lovers raving about them, according to the poll of 1,100 female fans by BettingTips4You.com.
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    Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur fans came joint third with nine per cent.
    Arsenal fans came fourth on eight per cent just ahead of Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers fans.
    Spokesman John Pentin said: “Chelsea may be a little mediocre on the pitch this season but their fans are on fire in the bedroom.
    “Sadly for Brentford however its fans are the worst in the Premier League in the bedroom.”
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    Which football fans by team are the best lovers according to a poll of 1,100 women.

    Chelsea – 12 per cent
    Liverpool – 10 per cent
    Manchester United – 9 per cent
    Tottenham Hotspur – 9 per cent
    Arsenal – 8 per cent
    Sheffield United – 7 per cent
    Wolverhampton Wanderers – 7 per cent
    Everton – 6 per cent
    West Ham United – 6 per cent
    Aston Villa – 5 per cent
    Bournemouth – 5 per cent
    Luton Town – 4 per cent
    Burnley – 3 per cent
    Manchester City – 3 per cent
    Brighton and Hove Albion – 2 per cent
    Crystal Palace – 2 per cent
    Newcastle United – 2 per cent
    Fulham – 2 per cent
    Nottingham Forest – 2 per cent
    Brentford – 1 per cent More

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    Goal machine Harry Kane suffers blow off the pitch despite sparkling form for Bayern Munich since £104m summer move

    HARRY Kane is still living in a hotel in Germany where he has run up a £1million tab — after failing to net a new house.The England captain has been a scoring machine on the pitch since his £104million summer move to Munich.
    Harry Kane is still living in a hotel in Germany after failing to net a new houseCredit: AP
    The striker has run up a £1million tab at Munich’s Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski HotelCredit: Alamy
    But the ace has been firing blanks on his house hunt.
    The striker, 30, who earns around £415,000-a-week, has been staying in a £10,000-a-night suite at Munich’s Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Hotel.
    It means with his entourage and add-ons his tab is as much as £1million since August.
    A source said: “Harry is a family man so finding somewhere to be with his wife and children clearly has to be a priority.
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    “But it’s clear he’s been able to keep his mind focussed on his game because he’s had an incredible start to his Bayern career.
    “If his house hunting is half as good as his goal-scoring he’s going to end up with a palace. Not that his hotel is too shabby.”
    The Sun told last month how ex-Spurs legend Harry had viewed a £70,000-a month dream home in a posh German town dubbed “Bavaria’s Beverly Hills”.
    The Bundesliga marksman toured an eight-bed mansion in the millionaire’s enclave of Grunwald, with servants’ quarters, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and home cinema.
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    But the star has admitted he is still home-hunting.
    Kane has bagged 15 goals in ten league Bundesliga appearances including three hat-tricks.
    He netted his second consecutive hat-trick against Dortmund at the weekend. More

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    Ex-Prem star Danny Drinkwater loses £782k after restaurant business fails – and his latest eatery is £1.1m in debt

    FORMER Premier League star Danny Drinkwater has lost £782,000 from a failed restaurant business.The ex-Chelsea and Leicester City footballer — who announced his retirement last week, aged 33 — was informed of the loss by liquidators.
    Danny Drinkwater, who announced his retirement last week, was informed by liquidators of a loss of £782,000 from his failed restaurant businessCredit: Nigel French / PA Wire
    His trendy Manchester restaurant FoodWell, opened in 2018, went bust last year after racking up £2million debts.
    Drinkwater told how his career crashed after he moved from Leicester to Chelsea in a £35million deal in 2017, but made little impression.
    He said: “It was the darkest I’d felt. It was like I was drowning and forgotten how to swim.
    “Anyone who thinks earning good money will solve all of your problems is not true at all.
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    “Mental health is more important than physical. It was the darkest I’d ever felt and it was like I was drowning and forgotten how to swim.”
    He will be hoping his latest restaurant business has better luck, despite currently being £1.1million in debt.
    Drinkwater now owns 70 per cent of restaurant business Firefly, also in Manchester. More

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    Man City install super-size treatment bed for ‘massive’ Erling Haaland

    MAN City goal hero Erling Haaland is so big the Premier League champions had to install a super-size treatment bed just for him.The 6ft 4in striker has also been nicknamed Big E by his team-mates, fellow City star Kyle Walker revealed.
    Manchester City striker Erling Haaland needs a supersize treatment table, according to a teammateCredit: Rex
    Haaland is too large for the standard size treatment beds and this has spawned a new nicknameCredit: TWITTER/@ManCity
    Norwegian ace Haaland, 23, was christened with his new nickname after the table arrived in the treatment room at the club, England defender Walker told Sky TV’s Saturday Social.
    He explained: “He’s just massive, isn’t he?
    “So that’s what we call him — Big E.
    “We’ve had to buy a new bed in the treatment room because he doesn’t fit on the normal beds.
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    “He’s had to have his own special bed.”
    Haaland has terrorised defenders with his size and power, netting 11 league goals already this campaign.
    This follows a remarkable first season at the club after joining last summer from Borussia Dortmund — scoring 52 goals in 53 games to help City win the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.
    Despite his success, Walker says there is no ego on show from the Norwegian and “he’s a good laugh”.
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    He added: “Obviously, he’s a superstar and, in the nicest way possible, he knows that but he’s not arrogant with that.”
    Off the pitch Haaland likes to meditate and his trademark goal celebration is the Zen pose. More

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    Man Utd ace Jadon Sancho pockets eye-watering sum from image rights and sponsorship deals despite absence from team

    JADON Sancho pocketed about £7million in the past two years from lucrative image rights and sponsorship deals.The Man United star’s company, Sancho Management, has cash and assets for 2022 of £5.3million, its accounts show.
    Sancho, has a contract to wear Nike boots and despite a fallout with his boss Erik ten Hag, which has seen him exiled from the first team, he still earns £350,000 a weekCredit: Getty
    His company also paid corporation tax of £1.4million for 2021/22, based on an income five times that figure.
    Sancho, 23, has a bumper contract to wear Nike boots and despite a fallout with his boss Erik ten Hag, which has seen him exiled from the first team, he still earns £350,000 a week.
    Sancho has been shut out from United’s first-team squad after accusing Ten Hag of not telling the truth about his absence from the team that lost to Arsenal.
    The Dutchman had claimed it was due to poor training performances from Sancho.
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    One source of income will come from his inclusion in next year’s club calendar.
    He is Mr January, which is the month he seems most likely to leave the club in the transfer window. More

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    Wayne and Coleen Rooney celebrate son Kai’s 14th birthday in matching pyjamas

    SMILING Wayne and Coleen Rooney throw a family pyjama party as they celebrate son Kai’s 14th birthday at home — in natty matching nightwear.The couple and their other sons Klay, ten, Kit, seven, and five-year-old Cass pulled on a pair for a fun “family night in” complete with party balloons and a giant illuminated “14” sign.
    Wayne and Coleen Rooney threw a family pyjama party to celebrate son Kai’s 14th birthday
    The boys posing with their mum in spotted pjs in 2017
    It was in keeping with 2018 when the boys wore the same togs for the Rooneys’ Christmas card.
    Last month Coleen’s Disney+ series, Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story, about her libel win over fellow footie wife Rebekah Vardy, 41 was released.
    The series charts how Coleen turned sleuth to accuse Rebekah of leaking private stories concerning herself and her family to the press.
    The saga ended up at the High Court last year after Rebekah — the wife of Leicester striker Jamie Vardy — sued Coleen for libel, but lost.
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    In the three-part series, Coleen told how the nearly-five year battle became a strain on her and that she will never forgive her fellow WAG.
    She said: “We all make mistakes in life and when someone holds their hands up and says ‘I’ve done wrong’, you can forgive and you can move on.
    “But she is still denying and still saying it wasn’t her. So it makes it a hard thing to do.”
    The boys wore the same togs for the Rooneys’ Christmas card in 2018Credit: Shaun Laurens More

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    Sir Bobby Charlton’s 1966 World Cup shirt set to sell for eye-watering sum just weeks after his death

    ONE of Bobby Charlton’s 1966 World Cup shirts is set to net £100,000.The sale will come just weeks after Sir Bobby’s death at the age of 86.
    A long-sleeved white jersey worn by Sir Bobby Charlton is set to fetch £100,000 at auctionCredit: Mark Laban / Hansons Auctioneers / PA Wire
    Sir Bobby wore the shirt at England’s 2-1 semi-final win over Portugal, days before England beat West Germany and won the World Cup in 1966Credit: Getty Cranham / PA Wire
    He wore the long-sleeved white jersey in England’s 2-1 semi-final win over Portugal, scoring both goals.
    Four days later Sir Bobby lifted the Jules Rimet trophy at Wembley after England beat West Germany 4-2.
    The signed shirt goes up for sale with a starting price of £30,000 in Etwall, Derbys, on November 14.
    But Charles Hanson, of Hansons Auctioneers, says it could smash his estimate of £50,000 to £80,000.
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    He said: “It’s an ever-present reminder of what Sir Bobby did for his country.
    “I hope it’s bought by the National Football Museum or, perhaps, Manchester United.”
    Sir Bobby signed the No9 top and donated it to a charity auction.
    It was bought by a West Midlands pools-winner in the early 1990s.
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    A third owner paid £9,200 for it at a London sale in 2000. More

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

    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