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Updated: 26 Feb 2021, 20:44 TROUBLED Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne has admitted he is back on the booze. Despite a long-running battle with alcoholism, which led to having stomach implants to stop him drinking, the former England star has revealed he now drinks beer and wine. 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...

IT will be simply the best, better than all the rest. For so long, the pursuit and prospect of 55 has been a dream, now it is a reality for Rangers. After ten years of waiting and seven months of competition, Rangers are potentially just three weeks away from the Premiership title. Steven Gerrard and his players stand on the brink of Ibrox immortality. The class of season 2020/21 are not the most accomplished side to have won a title and there may well be higher calibre ones to come if Ge...

You can try to find the updated link in the article archive. Share article: Reader Comments (41) Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer Dave Ganley 1 Posted 16/02/2021 at 16:12:40 Im really enjoying your articles, John. My first game at Goodison wasnt until 1974 as a 9-year-old so its really inter...

Richard Foster , February 15th, 2021 09:42 In our monthly subscribers only feature, Richard Foster looks under that milk advert to a Lancastrian football club with an occult history Walking down Whalley Road in Accrington, towards the Crown public house, the parish of Altham and the old industrial village of Clayton-le-Moors, the pedestrian will pass under a brown sign adorned with a football, stating “Accrington Stanley FC”. Following the sign’s arrow down Livingstone Road and taking a s...

Carolina Journal is taking a brief look at each new member of the General Assembly — 10 in the Senate and 11 in the House. We look at where they’ve been, what they’re doing now, and what we might expect them to do as lawmakers. The 2021-22 session began in late January. Expect COVID-19 and the ongoing fallout from the pandemic to be top priorities for lawmakers, who are crafting a new budget for the biennium. They’ll also draw new legislative and congressional maps for the next decade...

Share 1966: Here I am playing for West Ham. After England won the World Cup it was amazing to be in the same team as Geoff Hurst, who scored a hat-trick in the final, Martin Peters, who scored the other goal, and Bobby Moore, who lifted the trophy. Id get a bus to the ground on matchdays, and Martin Peters often took me to the training ground in his little Ford Anglia 1967: I met my wife Sandra when we were 17. My dad worked in the docks and so did hers, and the only way I could phone her was t...

Dai Davies, goalkeeper for Wales, Everton, Swansea and Wrexham – obituary He played 52 times for his country and reached the quarter-finals of the 1976 European Championship Dai Davies in 1979 Credit: Mark Leech Dai Davies, who has died of pancreatic cancer aged 72, played in goal for Everton, Wrexham and Swansea and won what was a record number of caps between the sticks for Wales. Having begun his career at Vetch Field, Davies came to wider notice at 22 when after only nine appearances for...

Dai Davies obituary: Former Wales goalkeeper dies aged 72 Last updated on Dai Davies kept a clean sheet in Wales win over England at Wembley in 1977 Former Wales goalkeeper Dai Davies has died at the age of 72. He had been in a hospice after being diagnosed with cancer. Davies was at one stage Wales most-capped keeper, making 52 appearances for his country over a seven-year period. His career spanned 17 years, starting at Swansea City, before moving on to Everton, Tranmere Rovers, Bangor City ...

Veteran midfielder Cole Skuse says he can see the finishing line as he continues his recovery from the knee operation he underwent in September.

FSG and Jurgen Klopp have finally copied one of Liverpools best ever transfer strategies Dan Kay Replay Video We all love a bargain, especially when times are tough. Theres nothing quite like the feeling when you know youve managed to snag something you had your heart set on for less than what you expected to pay and can sit back secure, and even a little smug, as everyone else scrambles around for higher-priced leftovers. When it comes to football transfers of course, all thing...