Aston Villa have triggered the one-year option in Unai Emery’s contract to extend his stay until at least 2027, amid interest from Bayern Munich. Emery
Author: Sarah Mitchell
Guitar played by John Lennon on Help!, lost for 50 years, going up for auction
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For any player, the prospect of an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury is incredibly daunting. The Arsenal winger Beth Mead described her experience as “mentally
Jericho Ridge review – shades of Rio Bravo in tense siege thriller with old-timey charm
There’s an old-timey charm about this, a (mostly) one-location action movie in the tradition of Rio Bravo, or its sort-of remake Assault on Precinct 13.