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‘Pyscho’ Meghan Markle ‘treated staff like s***, screamed down the phone & chewed people up’, blast ex-employees

FORMER employees have tonight blasted Meghan Markle claiming she treated staff like “s***”, screamed down the phone and chewed people up.

An ex-courtier, who worked for the Duchess of Sussex, 43, and Prince Harry, alleged that ­during their time with her “there definitely were bad, very bad, even psycho moments.”

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Former employees have tonight blasted Meghan Markle[/caption]
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An ex-courtier who worked for the Sussexes claimed she had ‘psycho moments’
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Meghan during the ‘faux royal tour’ in Colombia this year
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The unnamed source told The Sunday Times: “I witnessed people being chewed up in person and over the phone and made to feel like s***.

“It was an incredibly fraught time and I’m inclined to give her the benefit of the doubt. She has said herself she was suicidal at times.”

Another individual, who worked with Meghan in the run-up to her wedding, said she was a “classic narcissist”.

They added: “She is lovely when it is all going her way but a demon when the worm turns.”

It comes after a recent story in The Hollywood Reporter described Meghan’s management style as like a “dictator in high heels” who reduced “grown men to tears”.

In an extraordinary move to undermine the story this week, five current and former employees of Meghan went on the record to defend her saying she is the “best boss ever”.

Us Weekly, a magazine known to be friendly to the royal couple, went in to bat for them with an article headlined “What It’s Really Like To Work For Meghan Markle: Staffers Reveal Truth Behind Rumours”.

The article quoted the former employees stating how, in fact, Meghan was a caring and considerate boss.

It included claims she gives staff bundles of freshly cut flowers, home-produced eggs and makes her team “feel like seeds being watered”.

The article was widely dismissed as a puff piece with speculation it was potentially orchestrated by Meghan’s PR team.

Meghan and Harry, 40, are understood to be furious about The Hollywood Reporter’s claims.

They are said to be desperate to stem the tide of negative publicity they are facing on the other side of the Atlantic.

In public the former Suits actress presents as happy and thoughtful.

But The Hollywood Reporter’s claims that she “barks” out orders and sends angry emails at 5am eats away at that image.

An insider told The Sun: “The Sussexes were left reeling by The Hollywood Reporter’s story.

“It appears that the Us Weekly story was sanctioned by the ­couple as even Archewell’s ­current global head of communications, Ashley Hansen, was quoted by name.”

A string of aides left Archewell including Chief of Staff Josh Kettler who stepped down after just three months.

The Sun has approached the Sussexes for comment.

Meg is 'dictator in heels who terrifies everyone'

BY Matt Wilkinson

A STAFFER working “high up” for the Sussexes was the source behind the shock claim that “everyone is terrified” of Meghan, it has emerged.

The allegations were made in The Hollywood Reporter that also said Meg is branded by staff as “Duchess Difficult” and a “dictator in high heels”.

It comes after a string of aides left Archewell including Chief of Staff Josh Kettler who stepped down after just three months.

Sources close to Meghan and Harry claim the comments reported by the Hollywood Reporter were “fabricated”.

But Maer Roshan, Co-Editor in Chief of the magazine, said: “Our reporter talked to I think a dozen people, most of them are people who work very closely with the couple in various capacities now and previously.

He added: “Our reporter talked to a very high up source who works for the couple who said: ‘Everyone is terrified of Meghan Markle’.”

The revelation that a source from within the Sussexes organisation and Archewell will stun Harry and Meghan.

An astonishing 18 members of staff have quit working for the couple – nine since they moved to California.

Many ex-palace staff coined the term ‘Sussex Survivors’ Club’ to describe themselves after they quit working for Harry and Meghan.

Some even, half-jokingly, believed they suffered a form of post-traumatic stress after working for the royal couple.

Sources close to the Sussexes insist the term “Duchess Difficult” has never been used to describe Meghan.

A source from Archewell, who asked to remain anonymous, said: “These quotes were fabricated by someone lacking knowledge of our company.

“The Duke and Duchess work from Montecito, and we’re based in Hollywood.

“They likely think we’re all in the same office and that this quote would fly, but the circumstances don’t even allow for it.

“If she’s ‘marching around’ and ‘barking orders’ no Archewell employee could factually claim that. It’s total nonsense.”

The publication also reported allegations that Meghan was “absolutely relentless” and that “she marches around like a dictator in high heels, fuming and barking orders”.

Meghan’s “noisy tantrums” and “angry 5am emails” are said to be what earned her the nickname.

Regarding emails, a source said: “Who hasn’t sent an email when they can’t sleep or are awake early?

“I’ve never once ever gotten an email from either of them at that hour and even if I did, The Duchess specifically notes in her email signature that everyone has a different working day and to not feel obligated to respond outside of normal business hours.

“These source quotes don’t make any sense.”

The latest shock claims come some six years after Buckingham Palace was forced to investigate Meghan for “bullying behaviour” towards to royal aides.

Meghan has always denied claims that she bullies staff.

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Strictly’s Tasha adds fuel to ‘fix’ claims as she breaks show record with ‘professional’ performance

Strictly Come Dancing’s Tasha Ghouri may have just added fuel to the ‘fix’ claims as she broke show record.

The former Love Island reality star wowed the judges with her Viennese waltz on week two of the competition.

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Tasha Ghouri added fuel to the fire of previous fix claims[/caption]
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The dancer wowed the judges with her Viennese waltz[/caption]
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She received a standing ovation from the studio audience and two of the judges in week two of the competition[/caption]

The former ITV2 personality has previously come under fire due to claims she had previous “professional training”.

But on week two, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse gave Tasha and her partner Aljaž Škorjanec a standing ovation after their routine.

Three of the judges – including Craig Revel Horwood – called her routine the “dance of the night.”

Anton Du Beke was also extremely complimentary as he exclaimed: “‘Give us a chance to do something bad, I’d like to mark you down.”

Despite it being only the second week, she scored a whopping 35 points as she received nine points from Shirley, Anton and Motsi

Claudia Winkleman also revealed that it was the highest ever score of a Viennese waltz in week two in Strictly Come Dancing history.

Viewers couldn’t help but take to X – formerly known as Twitter – as they declared that she had already earned her spot in the final.

“Three 9’s in week 2???? tasha is a force to be reckoned with,” wrote one fan.

A second user posted: “Tasha’s cinched her way to the final. Like give her the 10’s right now.”

While a third commented “Does Tasha have dance experience? if not ..for week 2 …I think we maybe seeing the winner … it was like watching 2 professionals!”

However many berated the routine as they blasted her casting because of her prior professional dance training.

Another fan said: “Not sure Tasha being on this years Strictly is entirely fair on the rest of the contestants. She is far and away the best dancer, but she is of course a dancer by profession.”

Someone else raged: “Tasha ghouri is a dancer so of course she can dance! Ffs.”

As an additional user stated: “Of course Tasha is a fab dancer….wouldn’t expect anything else from someone who used to be a professional dancer. I’m interested in how those who’ve never danced, or had little dance experience, improve, so Tasha will get no votes from me”

While a seventh blasted: “Sorry, but it has to be said, Tasha has literal Dance training that Shirley has judged before, how is it fair she’s up against complete amateurs?!

Strictly Come Dancing’s Second Week Scores

As is tradition, the first week scores are rolled over and combined into the second week. Here’s how the leaderboard now looks after the combined scores

  1. Tasha and Aljaz = 65 (30+35)
  2. Sarah and Vito = 62 (30+32)
  3. JB and Amy = 58 (31+27)
  4. Montell and Johannes = 56 (26+30) 
  5. Wynne and Katya = 56 (26+30)
  6. Shayne and Nancy = 52 (21+31)
  7. Chris and Dianne = 52 (23+29)
  8. Jamie and Michelle = 50 (23+27)
  9. Sam and Nikita = 45 (23+22)
  10. Tom and Nadiya = 43 (23+20)
  11. Nick and Luba =  39 (18+21) 
  12. Pete and Jowita = 39 (17+22) 
  13. Dr Punam and Gorka = 37 (19+18)
  14. Paul and Karen = 32 (17+15)
  15. Toyah and Neil = 30 (12+18)

“Yes I know, people have Brit school or musical theatre training, but this is another level! Like actual dance training.”

And an eighth added: “Tasha was a professional dancer before Love Island. She shouldn’t be on this programme. Unfair.”

The judges comments were not without controversy either as Anton Du Beke caused confusion amongst fans.

He claimed: “If I could give you 12, I’d probably give you twelve,” before going onto award her with his score of nine.

If I could give you 12, I’d probably give you twelve

Anton Du Beke on Strictly

More viewers took to the social media platform as they blasted the judge as they claimed she should have been given a ten by the long-time ballroom star.

“Anton, you can’t say “I’d give it 12 if I could” and then score 9,” said one fan.

As a second pointed out: “Anton to Tasha & Aljaz: “If I could give you a 12 I would”. So he gives them 9.”

“FFS I thought Tasha deserved at least one 10 there, judges bottled it,” raged a third confused viewer.

As a fourth added: “How can Craig say Tasha’s dance is the dance of the night, and then score her the same as Montell?”

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The judges gave her the best score in Strictly History for a Viennese Waltz in week two[/caption]
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Tasha got emotional after she spotted her father crying in the audience[/caption]
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Claudia Winkleman told the pair that they broke show records[/caption]
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Anton Du Beke caused confusion over his marking system after he gave them nine points[/caption]
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The pair were once again top of the leader-board after their stunning routine[/caption]

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Salah scores as Liverpool top Premier League table

Liverpool moved to the top of the Premier League table as Mohamed Salah’s penalty handed them a 2-1 victory over Wolves at Molineux. Manchester City’s 1-1 draw at Newcastle United earlier on Saturday handed Arne Slot’s Reds the chance to go top, and Salah hit the winner from the spot after Nelson Semedo fouled former […]

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Watch moment Pete Wicks ‘kisses’ Jowita during very intimate performance amid romance rumours

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have been left hot under the collar after a sizzling performance between Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystał.

The couple have been fuelling romance rumours all week with their close connection, and only fanned the flames as they hit the dancefloor this week.

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Pete and Jowita came close to kissing in their latest routine[/caption]
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The pair played up to romance rumours with several near kisses

Performing a foxtrot to I Had Some Help by Post Malone and Morgan Wallace, Pete and Jowita depicted a country romance between a cowboy and his love interest.

Several points during the song saw them come millimetres away from sharing an on-screen kiss, with Pete drawing Jowita close during moves as she hung from his shoulders.

The song even ended with them leaning in for a kiss on a bale of hay while ‘watching the sun set’, before the lights cut off.

Even judges Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas noticed the pair’s undeniable chemistry, and both commented it in their critiques.

Motsi said: “I think both of you, you had such a beautiful, flirty, romantic atmosphere, and I believed it was authentic. And then you started doing the ballroom part, and it was like a switch went up, and it was all about trying to show the good technique and all of that.”

“Paso Pete to cowboy Pete and I actually quite loved it,” noted Shirley, adding: “I mean, this chemistry is too hot to handle!”

Fans were quick to say similar things, desperate for the pair to become a romantic item away from the series.

“Jowita and pete make me feral i need them to get to the final so i can keep watching them almost kiss,” wrote one fan on X.

“How long before Pete tries to kiss Jowita properly?” questioned another.

“how many times can one pair nearly “fake “ kiss in one dance,” noted a third.

“If Pete and Jowita aren’t madly in love by the end of the season I will lose my s***,” joked a fourth.

The pair were eventually awarded 22 points for their effort, which means they may have to rely on public votes in order to keep them in the competition.

The score means they are third from the bottom of the leaderboard, beaten only by Paul Merson and Karen Hauer, and Toyah Wilcox and Neil Jones.

This week marks the first elimination, with the public vote lines being opened for the first time this series.

The public vote will be combined with the judges’, and the bottom two scorers will land in the dreaded dance-off.

It will then be up to the judges to choose who to send home.

The results show airs on Sunday night on BBC One.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Second Week Scores

As is tradition, the first week scores are rolled over and combined into the second week. Here’s how the leaderboard now looks after the combined scores

  1. Tasha and Aljaz = 65 (30+35)
  2. Sarah and Vito = 62 (30+32)
  3. JB and Amy = 58 (31+27)
  4. Montell and Johannes = 56 (26+30) 
  5. Wynne and Katya = 56 (26+30)
  6. Shayne and Nancy = 52 (21+31)
  7. Chris and Dianne = 52 (23+29)
  8. Jamie and Michelle = 50 (23+27)
  9. Sam and Nikita = 45 (23+22)
  10. Tom and Nadiya = 43 (23+20)
  11. Nick and Luba =  39 (18+21) 
  12. Pete and Jowita = 39 (17+22) 
  13. Dr Punam and Gorka = 37 (19+18)
  14. Paul and Karen = 32 (17+15)
  15. Toyah and Neil = 30 (12+18)
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The couple tried some daring spins and lifts throughout their routine[/caption]
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Pete was seen beaming after admitting he’d fallen in love with dance[/caption]

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Watch shocking never-before-seen footage from JFK assassination after it sells at auction for $110,000

DRAMATIC never-before-seen footage from the JFK assassination has sold at auction for $110,000 (£82,000).

The original, previously unknown 8mm color silent film, captured JFK’s motorcade travelling through Dallas, Texas, on the fateful day in 1963.

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Kennedy was elected president in 1960[/caption]
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Post-assassination footage shows the presidential limousine speeding away form the shooting[/caption]
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The footage has sold for $110,000 (£82,000) at auction[/caption]
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Kennedy was killed travelling in a car while in Dallas in 1963[/caption]

The footage was shot by Dale Carpenter, Sr., who, after missing his initial opportunity to film the limousine, relocated and captured the sequence.

The extraordinary clips capture the moment the motorcade passes Carpenter on its way through the city.

But then the local truck driver starts shooting again capturing the presidential limousine speeding back past to hospital after JFK was shot.

In the latter part of the film, four Dallas Police Department motorcycles, followed by one police car, fly past with red strobe lights flashing.

The presidential limousine—a modified midnight blue four-door 1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible—whizzes into frame, with large flags of the United States and Presidential Seal fluttering at speed.

Secret Service Agent Clint Hill dominates the scene, spreadeagled precariously above the back seat, having leapt onto the back of the vehicle to shield the first lady and wounded president.

Jacqueline Kennedy, slumping over her stricken husband, is easily identified in the rear seat by the bright hue of her iconic pink suit.

The footage has remained in the possession of Carpenter’s family before it was sold by Boston-based RR Auction in a sale today.

They estimated the film would sell for between $100,000 and $150,000, with the final sale hitting $110,000.

Bobby Livingston, executive vice president at RR Auction, said: “[The footage] offers an unprecedented view of one of America’s most tragic days, providing new material for historians and the public to examine.

“Unlike any other footage known to exist, this film captures a segment immediately following the Zapruder film, providing a fresh perspective on one of the most analyzed moments in history.

“Once you see it, you’ll never forget Clint Hill’s heroic efforts to protect Mrs. Kennedy, racing at 80 miles an hour in a desperate attempt to save the President’s life as they sped to Parkland.”

PRESIDENTIAL ARTIFACTS

Kennedy’s blood-soaked long johns were being sold on eBay for $1 million last month.

The eBay posting describes the item as “a pair of his personal wool long john underwear.”

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Secret Service agents escorting Lee Harvey Oswald through Dallas police headquarters[/caption]
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Handcuffed Jack Ruby, killer of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald[/caption]

Kennedy’s undergarments appeared to have suffered severe wear and tear and even had a hole in them, suggesting that the former president frequently wore them.

“When we bought these over two decades ago, we had made a few pictures of the underwear and then had them stored in a secure vault for nearly twenty years,” said the seller.

“No one told us about the stains, nor did we notice them. Not until now.

“To get a better understanding of what we had discovered, we delved into forensics trying to figure out possible circumstances that would produce this injury,” they continued.

One side of the long johns also featured a few blood stains located on the left leg hole indicating that Kennedy had suffered a wound “on the lower shin area, just above the ankle.”

The seller speculated that the blood had then “spread out around the upper ankle.”

Due to the positioning of the stains and how the second stain seemed wider than the first, the seller alleges that Kennedy was standing while he was bleeding.

The undergarments, which were listed on the popular website on Tuesday, were one of two pairs sold to Richard Wilson, a well-known memorabilia dealer and collector, during Guernsey’s 1998 Kennedy auction.

According to the description, the eventual buyer will also receive a Certificate of Authenticity with their purchase.

Kennedy’s second pair of Duo-fold long johns were auctioned off by Heritage Auctions in May 2010 for an undisclosed price.

According to the description provided by the site, the underwear had the name “John F. Kennedy” sewn into the collar.

Who killed John F. Kennedy?

OVER six decades have passed since the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963.

No one knows for sure who killed John Fitzgerald Kennedy, but for years many people have suspected that the culprit was Lee Harvey Oswald.

Before JFK’s assassination, Oswald was accused of trying to shoot ex-general Edwin A. Walker — but he missed.

According to records, Oswald acquired a .38 handgun and rifle through the mail using an alias prior to JFK’s murder.

JFK was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963 as he traveled in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza.

Three shots were fired, hitting him in the neck and head.

Half an hour after the shots were fired, the 35th president of the United States was pronounced dead.

Shortly afterwards Oswald, a 24-year-old self-proclaimed Marxist, was arrested in a nearby cinema after police hunted the killer of one of their fellow officers.

He denied shooting anybody, claiming to reporters that he was a “patsy”.

Later he was accused of shooting the president dead with his $21 mail-order rifle from a window of the sixth floor of a nearby school textbook warehouse.

Two days after the assassination and his arrest, Oswald was being escorted from Dallas Police Headquarters to county prison.

As he was taken out in front of the world’s media, a man called Jack Ruby stepped forward and shot him dead.

Ruby was later found guilty of murder and sentenced to death.

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The Kennedy clan mourning the death of the President[/caption]

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Erik ten Hag has got to be WAY better… we know Angeball but Man Utd boss’ system is still a mystery

I  NEVER know from one week to the next what Manchester United are trying to do, what their system is or how they play.

That was the case a few weeks after Erik ten Hag had taken over — I’m really none the wiser now and we’re  18 months on.

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Erik ten Hag is under more pressure than Ange Postecoglou for Sunday[/caption]
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Man Utd face a striker in Dominic Solanke who is adjusting well for Spurs[/caption]

And that’s one of the reasons why there is far more riding on today’s game for Ten Hag than for Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou.

Ten Hag seems to be under pressure all the time. They get one good result, then a bad one. There’s no consistency at all.

This week it was the Europa League and a draw against little FC Twente.

At the start of the month it was getting smashed up at home by Liverpool.

It is difficult when you are not winning.

If you are winning, you can keep a consistent team. In Sir Alex Ferguson’s time, the team pretty much picked itself every week.

When you’re losing, it’s very different. You are looking for that formula, so you are chopping and changing players or even altering systems of play.

Of course, Man United and Spurs both have  traditions of playing attacking football. But in the end, it’s all about winning.

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Let’s not kid ourselves that everyone is so educated and just wants to see this incredible style of football.

Winning games and being up near the top of the league is the only thing that will keep  people happy.

It’s no good playing good football and getting beat 3-0 on a Saturday.

If you’re not playing good football AND you’re not winning, you’re bang in trouble, of course.

Which is where Ten Hag and United are still.

We know all about Angeball and when Spurs are playing  well, they are great to watch. It’s a very open, attacking style.

They have some excellent forward players. Dominic Solanke seems to be settling in now that he’s got a couple of goals.

Postecoglou can’t really play any other way with the players he has. They don’t have a lot of workhorses. The two full-backs can’t defend. You couldn’t turn that squad into something else.

If Spurs are winning games and playing like that, the fans will love it.
Having said that, a draw at Old Trafford today would be a decent result for Tottenham.

But not for United. They have to be winning their home games.
Ten Hag keeps making a point about winning a trophy in both his seasons at the club so far.

But at United, you expect more. If you’re a Man United fan, you’ve been spoilt. You’re used to winning league titles and European Cups.

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Incredibly the way Ten Hag wants to play is still unclear[/caption]

He needs to do more, he needs to be back up there challenging.
The cup wins, well done — but still not good enough. They need to improve, big-time.

Both sides will be looking to get back into the Champions League as a minimum.

You’d put your shirt on the top three being Man City, Liverpool and Arsenal in whatever order. But it’s going to be a real dogfight for that fourth spot.

Villa are in the Champions League this year and that could be a distraction.

Spurs and United are in Europe but their  fixtures aren’t anything like the same level.

Chelsea are starting to come together and they could be a threat.
I still think Spurs have the players to just about take that last spot.
And Ten Hag has it all to do at United.

A lot of people were surprised he survived the summer, really.
It was very strange. All the talk was that he would be going. I still think Gareth Southgate could be lurking on the radar.

I can see the former England boss being of interest to the people who run the club if United’s form does not improve.

Ten Hag needs results — and quickly.

Hold-up even left our Ron in a rage

THE travel nightmare that Qarabag had on the way to their game at Tottenham reminded me of the worst journey I ever had.

As a player at West Ham, we had a League Cup semi-final replay against Stoke at  Hillsborough in 1972.

We were stuck in  horrendous traffic and going to be really late.

I’d never seen Ron Greenwood lose his  temper but he was going crazy at the driver.

He was in such a state that he was trying to  get through gaps that weren’t big enough and ended up hitting six cars on the way.

They all followed us to the stadium and then the drivers got out and started having a row.

It was like the  Keystone Cops.

Was it worth it? No. The game ended 0-0 and then we got beat in the second replay.

Sam was a write one

EVERYONE’S banging on  about dark arts — or  whatever people want to call them — after Manchester City and Arsenal’s 2-2 draw last weekend.

It’s nothing new, all that verbal and physical stuff.

But Wimbledon chairman Sam Hammam once found an amazing way to stir up some trouble.

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Sam Hammam had a cheeky way of inspiring Vinnie Jones and Co[/caption]

Before one game against them with West Ham, I got to Upton Park about 12 o’clock and my groundsman said: “Harry, their chairman has been in their dressing room for an hour and he’s got a big bag of pens.”

I opened the door and all over the walls he had  written “Fashanu, you t***er”, “Vinnie, you . . . ”, all that kind of thing, in big writing.

It was as though we’d done it, so that when  Wimbledon came in, they would get the raving needle and want to kill us.

Man Utd player ratings vs FC Twente

MANCHESTER UNITED'S Europa League campaign got off to a less than ideal start with a miserable 1-1 draw against FC Twente at Old Trafford.

That result dealt a big blow to their chances of finishing in the top eight and avoiding two extra fixtures.

See how the players rated on an underwhelming night at Old Trafford.

Andre Onana – 6

Good save to push a free-kick from Sem Steijn to safety but might be disappointed to be beaten at the near post for Twente’s goal.

Diogo Dalot – 6

Early mistake near the corner flag could have been costly but he caused problems at the other end in build up to Christian Eriksen goal.

Harry Maguire – 6

Missed his tackle to put United on the back foot for the equaliser but almost won it late on with a header cleared off the line.

Lisandro Martinez – 7

Made several important clearances but one wild challenge on edge of his box could have proven costly.

Noussair Mazraoui – 6

New boy looks solid. Vital early tackle and another one later to stop Twente going in front.

Christian Eriksen – 7

Fourth successive start – and the veteran still looked sprightly. What a strike to give United the lead but then spoiled it with mistake for equaliser.

Manuel Ugarte – 6

A few good tackles from the new boy but might be disappointed not to clear his lines as Twente broke away for equaliser.

Marcus Rashford – 8

Much improved display in front of watching England interim boss Lee Carsley. Full of energy, a few tricks and a couple of dangerous crosses. More like his old self.

Bruno Fernandes – 6

Skipper had a hand in the opening goal and was so close to winning it with curler from the edge of the box.

Amad Diallo – 6

His pace was too much to handle for the visitors at times but not much of an end product this time and made way for Alejandro Garnacho midway through the second half.

Joshua Zirkzee – 5

A few good moments and forced a flying save from the visitors’ keeper after nice link up with Diogo Dalot – but then hooked for the fit-again Rasmus Hojlund.

Find out how the Man Utd subs rated here

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How I handed over $15.8m cash to Suswam – bureau de change operator 

A witness of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Abubakar Umar, has said he handed the sum of $15.8 million in cash to a former governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, at his residence in Abuja in 2014. Umar, a bureau de change operator, stated this during proceedings in the ongoing trail of the […]

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ACJA: ‘Lack of functional monitoring Cttee impeding implementation in Kwara’

The lack of a functional and effective implementation committee has been identified as one of the bottlenecks impeding the full operationalisation of the Administration of Criminal Justice Laws (ACJL) in Kwara State. Professor Abdulqadir Ibrahim Abikan disclosed this in Ilọrin, Kwara State capital, during a workshop on the ACJL. The event gathered key stakeholders from […]

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