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@Scraggy_74 With Liverpool among the figureheads of a new Super League that has sparked furious opposition from almost every angle, Steven Scragg assesses FSG’s controversial plan. Change is coming, regardless of the outcome of the increasingly omnipresent Super League. Football has a history of shape-shifting once every 30 years or so. From the foundation of the Football Association in the early 1860s to the formation of the Football League in the late 1880s; the introduction ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The driver of a vehicle that crashed early Saturday on Greenbelt Highway in Pleasure Ridge Park has been charged with murder and driving under the influence after a passenger was killed, Louisville Metro Police say. Third Division officers responded to the crash involving a single vehicle about 1:55 a.m. Saturday at Greenbelt Highway and Lower Hunters Trace, LMPD spokeswoman Alicia Smiley said. Preliminary reports indicate the driver was headed northbound on Greenbelt High...

His new 25,000-seat stadium opened in 2003 but within a year the club was in administration and its chairman jailed for tax avoidance

It is a process that Tavernier has tied himself into once again after agreeing a new contract to keep him at Ibrox. The news was warmly welcomed by his manager and supporters and the pride was clear to see for the man himself. His predecessor, Lee Wallace, spoke of being captain when Rangers were winning ‘real’ silverware. That was no disrespect to the titles earned on the road to recovery, but the former Ibrox skipper knew there was a world of difference between collecting the Champion...

With New Long Leg, Dry Cleaning lead the renaissance of British ‘monologue rock’ 4/5 The arty Brighton quartet’s debut album is an engrossingly energetic fusion of the mundane, the surreal and the downright bizarre New Long Leg is the debut album by the Brighton quartet Dry Cleaning Credit: Pooneh Ghana “I just want to put something positive in the world but it’s hard because I’m so full of poisonous rage,” drawls Florence Shaw in tones of exquisite boredom. While her band, Dry C...

IT is ten years since Rangers last tasted title glory as Walter Smith’s side famously won the league in seven minutes against Kilmarnock. Nobody that was at Rugby Park for the crowning moment or at Ibrox for the celebrations that followed could have imagined what would unfold in the seasons to come. From the depths of the Third Division, Rangers have now scaled the summit of the Premiership. It was christened as ‘The Journey’ and those seasons have been amongst the most remarkable in ...

Last modified on Mon 8 Mar 2021 23.37 EST The Rangers championship tale cannot begin with the first weekend of this season, but such was the multifaceted nature of the club’s cataclysmic collapse that perhaps July 2012 and a Challenge Cup tie in Brechin is not a valid starting point either. In the eyes of supporters who have looked on as Rangers – post-administration, liquidation and a level of reputational damage their worst enemies could only have fantasised over – the Premiers...

STUART MCCALL believes Rangers fans deserve to savour their title triumph after standing by their club on the journey from the Third Division to the…

Supreme Court: A child can bear the mothers surname Feb 26, 2021 12:01 PM PHT The Supreme Court has granted a childs petition to bear his mothers surname, ruling that the Philippine Civil Code did not say that a fathers surname must be exclusively used by children. Article 364 of the Civil Code says "legitimate and legitimated children shall principally use the surname of the father." "Principally does not mean exclusively. This gives ample room to incorporate into Article 364 the State policy ...

Updated: 2 Mar 2021, 11:11 TROUBLED football legend Paul Gascoigne has admitted he is back on the booze. 10 Footie legend Paul Gascoigne admits hes back on the booze after a long-running battle with alcoholism Paul, 53, says: “I’ll always be an alcoholic, but now I can have a couple of glasses of wine — and I have a few beers. Not every day, but when I want to. “I only ever drink when . . . well, put it this way — if I want a drink I’ll have a drink. If I don’t want one I�...