The New England Patriots have found their franchise quarterback with Drake Maye, according to Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay. After their Sunday matchup, McVay immediately knew that the six-time Super Bowl champion franchise had their quarterback of the future. “He looks like a stud,” McVay said, via Mike Reiss of ESPN. “I didn’t […]
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The Chicago Cubs are likely to designate former closer Adbert Alzolay for assignment, Jesse Rogers of ESPN reports. “Among MLB roster manevuerings today, the Cubs are likely to DFA former closer Adbert Alzolay, a source tells ESPN. Alzolay underwent Tommy John in August. He won’t pitch until late 2025 at the earliest,” Rogers wrote on […]
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DANNI Menzies braved the icy cold waters at a Scottish loch after stripping down to a tiny bikini.
The former A Place in the Sun host shared the video of her afternoon dip.
Danni posted the clip on her Instagram stories for her 133,000 followers to watch.
In the video, she strips down to a tiny red bikini and a matching beanie hat as she walks into the freezing water.
She keeps walking in until the water gets to the top of her legs.
The telly favourite, who was born in Kenmore on the banks of Loch Tay, is currently spending time in the Perthshire area with pals.
Today’s temperature in and around the area only managed to get as high as 4C, with lows of -4C.
Danni then shared a picture of her warming up following her swim.
She donned a white dressing gown, along with some fluffy slippers and her red beanie hat.
Danni recently wowed on the red carpet at the Scottish Baftas on Sunday night.
A host of top TV and movie actors glammed up for the glitzy awards bash in the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Glasgow.
The Channel 4 host stunned in a gorgeous green metallic dress that showed off figure.
Director of BAFTA Scotland, Jude MacLaverty said: “We are absolutely delighted to have such a fantastic list of guests joining us at this year’s BAFTA Scotland Awards, representing the very best creative talent from across Scotland.
“We look forward to recognising the outstanding achievements of all our nominees.”
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Luke Combs says he is putting his health first when it comes to his sons, 2-year-old Tex and 1-year-old Beau. “Surprisingly, this is the least country thing I’ve ever said: [I’m] gluten-free now,” the country singer told ABC News. Combs, 34, said during a break this summer […]
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ST JOHNSTONE chief executive Fran Smith has revealed they could give more tickets to Old Firm fans next season.
Saints owner Adam Webb went public with plans to keep a current system in place for Premiership clashes.
But Smith admits that continued low turnout from Perth fans could see Saints increase the allocation for Celtic and Rangers fans in the future.
However, no decision will be made until the end of this season, or without consultation with Saints supporters.
Smith said: “A bad decision was made with no fan consultation for the Scottish Cup game against Rangers last season that caused the whole issue in the first place.
“It was a sleeping conversation until that happened.
“At the start of this season there was no cut for Celtic and Rangers fans — they are getting the exact same allocation for league games as before.
“Rangers got three stands for that cup game, but every other game has been the two ends and 900 in the Geoff Brown Stand.
“The plans were wrongly construed.
“Our current ticket policy is that our fans will be in the East Stand, and that will remain the policy through to the end of the season.
“We were always going to review this next May.
“We’ve got Rangers in a couple of weeks, and Celtic again later in the season.
“Hopefully there will be another game against Rangers in the top six after that.
“Economically, if we’re not going to fill the East Stand, why wouldn’t we think about maximising income?
“You’re talking about being £75k better off for one game, which is a player.
“Of course, the rest of the board might not agree with me. That’s the important thing.
“We’ll discuss it as a board and discuss it with fans’ groups again.
“There are a few options for us.
“One of them is giving St Johnstone fans the Geoff Brown Stand and the Ormond.
“We’d make £35k more doing it that way.
“There’s also the possibility of season tickets without Old Firm games.
“I’ve got to think about the club more economically.
“If people want a better product on the park, then we need to bring income in.
“So that could, potentially, include extra Old Firm income.
“It’s always going to be a contentious one for the club.
“It’s one we have to speak about again as a board, and we need to involve the fans to make sure we make the right decision.
“My leadership is all about one club, one city, one community.
“We’re not saying we’ll give fans full autonomy to make decisions, but we want them to feel part of it.
“They are the club. I want more of our fans to come out, and support us in the games against Rangers and Celtic.”
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