Sheridan Smith shares VERY busty throwback snap as she celebrates her 33rd

Sheridan Smith joked about her 30th birthday look today on Twitter

The talented actress told a friend via Twitter that she had been "very drunk", after they posted a snap of her in a very plunging look from three years ago.
Posing provocatively, the Cilla star joked she'd never let the same happen again after tweeting her 630,000 followers: "Exciting turn of events today work wise and looking forward to my lastminute.com birthday gathering tomorrow with amazing pals (new and old)."
Sheridan's cleavage was impossible to miss in the bra-flashing vest, which she cheekily pulled down as she pouted at the camera.
She quickly replied: "'@GoodallSJ: greatest birthday outfit ever!' NOOO! Very drunk 30th. Never again."

The actress said she had been very drunk when she sported the racy vest

Sheridan, who received an OBE last month, hinted that her birthday could again be a messy one, quipping: "Uh oh, let the birthday celebrations commence."
However her day didn't appear to have got off to the best of starts: "God damn waking up at work time with NO work! I'll never last my birthday drinks at this rate. Eye mask on (t**t) and back to sleep."
Later adding: "My dream prezzy! Never gonna happen but a girl can dream," to accompany a photo of a tiny piglet

Sheridan had earlier moaned about waking up early on her 33rd

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Chrissy Teigen gets naked to enjoy a bowl of spaghetti

The 29-year-old model retired to hotel room and stripped off before filling up on some delicious pasta.
Enjoying her late night post-party snack of spaghetti bolognese, the foodie was curled up on her bed in the buff, covering her modesty with the fluffy white duvet.
Chrissy's toned arms and sunkissed back were on show as she bent over her plate and wolfed down the Italian treat.
By this point in the evening, the US beauty's hair was in a tousled bed-head style but she still managed to look pretty.

She simply captioned the snap: "Eating some spaghetti."
Earlier in the night, the Sports Illustrated star was looking much more polished on board the luxurious boat in the south of France.
Wearing an electrifying pair of silk orange trousers with a thin white bandeau bralet and a matching tailored jacket over the top, Chrissy flashed her toned midriff and a hint of cleavage at the star-studded event.

hrissy flashed her toned midriff and a hint of cleavage at the star-studded event

She accessorised with an edgy gold chain necklace and aztec earrings and clutched onto a tiny round white-gold handbag.
Her tonal locks were swept up into a messy side bun and she accentuated her exotic features with smokey eyeshadow, a slick of pink lipgloss and a sweep of rosy blusher.
Meanwhile, Chrissy's love life is going swimmingly as she is set to celebrate her second wedding anniversary with her singer husband John Legend, 36, in September.
The nine-time Grammy award winner famously wrote his romantic smash hit song All Of Me about his gorgeous wife.

The star looked glamorous in a tailored white jacket  Source :express.co.uk

Chelsea pursuit of Raheem Sterling will not go above £40m

Manchester City have tabled two bids for Sterling, the second believed to be around £40m for the Liverpool and England forward.
Sky Sports News HQ understands Chelsea have also been interested in signing the 20-year-old but are not prepared to meet Liverpool's £50m valuation for the player.
Sterling joined Liverpool from QPR in 2010 and is under contract until 2017, but has turned down the offer of a new deal worth £100,000-a-week.
He has maintained throughout negotiations that his issue is not about money, stating in April, in an interview not sanctioned by the club, that he did not want to be viewed as a "money-grabbing 20-year-old".
Brendan Rodgers has insisted Sterling is not for sale, despite Manchester City's pursuit of top English talent, and plans to invest heavily.
City's chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said last week: "You will see us in the market bringing in high-quality individuals that fit within what we are aspiring to.
"We want a squad which is able and has the capability and quality to win the Premier League, to compete and win the Champions League and be able to go all the way in two cup competitions in England."
Chelsea, on the other hand, have discussed the possibility of letting one of their players go. Mohamed Salah is set to meet with Fiorentina to discuss extending his loan.
If he wants to stay at the Italian club they will be forced to pay £1m for his services for the year. If he decides to stay at Chelsea they will have to keep or sell him, they would not be able to loan him out to another club due to the terms of his contract.

Raheem Sterling and Charlie Austin odds-on to move, Sergio Ramos and Harry Kane to stay

Sergio Ramos
Ramos looked destined to go down as a Real Madrid legend, etched into the club’s rich history as the man who saved La Decima, but could his 10-year stay be set to come to a bitter end? Speculation has been rife in the Spanish press that the relationship between the 29-year-old and the club’s hierarchy has broken down, with Manchester United supposedly poised to pounce. With just two years left on his contact, United might be hoping to pick Ramos up at a reduced price, but Guillem Balague insists that nothing but a €200m buy-out clause will do - and Real don't want to sell anyway. Sky Bet side with the Spanish football pundit, going 1/6 that Ramos remains at the Bernabeu and 5/1 for a move to Old Trafford.
Favourite to: Stay at Real Madrid

Harry Kane

It seemed inevitable that the season’s breakthrough player would be linked with a top club this summer, with Tottenham fans well versed when it comes to speculation surrounding their star men. Having seen Gareth Bale depart two years ago, they will be desperate to hold on to 21-year-old Kane, who netted 21 Premier League goals last season. Manchester United missed out when Bale headed to Madrid but are favourites for Kane at 4/1. However, Sky Bet expect Tottenham to hold on to the England striker, for now at least, with odds of 1/8 on no deal happening.
Favourite to: Stay at Tottenham

Charlie Austin
Austin is sure to attract plenty of interest this summer after scoring 18 goals in QPR’s doomed campaign. That impressive tally has already attracted an England call-up and various Premier League clubs are thought to be lining up bids, with Newcastle (1/2), West Ham (4/1), Southampton (8/1) and Bournemouth (10/1) heading the betting. Hoops fans hoping the 25-year-old remains at Loftus Road may be disappointed - the odds of Austin staying put this summer are 14/1.
Favourite to: Join Newcastle

Nathaniel Clyne
Like Austin and Kane, Clyne attracted international recognition for a stand-out campaign, with the Premier League’s top clubs also alerted. Manchester United were initially thought to lead the chase for the 24-year-old right-back’s services but it is Liverpool who now head the betting at odds of 1/4, with their bitter rivals out to 4/1. Southampton, who boasted the second best defensive recorded in the Premier League last season, are 6/1 to hold on to their man, with no obvious replacement lined up.
Favourite to: Join Liverpool

Raheem Sterling

Liverpool’s prized asset is one of the shortest-priced players to move in Sky Bet’s transfer betting, with odds of just 2/9 to join Manchester City this summer and 9/2 to stay at Anfield. With no sign of renewed contract talks, Liverpool must decide what price, if any, they are willing to sell the 20-year-old for, having reportedly rejected two previous bids. A third offer from City looks inevitable, although the prospect of a deal with Real Madrid (7/1), Chelsea (8/1), Arsenal (10/1) and Manchester United (16/1) is not ruled out.
Favourite to: Join Manchester City


Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba

Former Manchester United midfielder Pogba has been relentlessly linked with a return to the Premier League, while he is reportedly also on the radars of Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, Champions League runners-up Juventus seem to have no reason to sell and, with no formal bids on the table, are odds-on at 5/6 to retain his services. Manchester City is once again considered the most likely destination at 7/4 while the Spanish giants are 6/1 apiece.
Favourite to: Stay at Juventus


Jack Wilshere

Another player linked with City, with the additional benefit of boosting their depleted homegrown contingent, is Wilshere. However, Sky Bet see this deal as even less likely with Arsenal, like Juve, reluctant to sell. The 23-year-old endured another injury-ravaged campaign for the Gunners but rediscovered fitness and form towards the end of the season, signing off with an impressive brace for England. He’s just 1/10 to remain at the Emirates beyond the transfer window and 6/1 to join City, with double-figure odds on any other potential suitor.
Favourite to: Stay at Arsenal

Arsenal agree £10.9m fee for Chelsea's Petr Cech

Petr Cech's move across London is imminent after a fee was agreed between Chelsea and Arsenal

It is understood that Cech has already agreed personal terms in principle with Arsenal, but no final deal has been announced by either club.
If the deal goes through, as is now widely expected, Cech could be eligible for Arsenal's first game of the season - the Community Shield on August 2 when their opponents will be Premier League champions Chelsea, where Cech has won a string of major honours in an 11-year spell at Stamford Bridge.
The transfer will be a cash only deal, with Chelsea's request to receive a home-grown player as part of the proposed transfer no longer being considered.
Cech is said to be grateful to Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich for allowing him to move to whatever club he chooses, even though that is now set to be London and title rivals Arsenal.
The 33-year-old has one year left on his contract at Stamford Bridge but has been searching for a new employer after spending much of last season as second choice 'keeper behind Thibaut Courtois.
Chelsea captain John Terry said on Monday that he believes Arsenal will be buying an extra 12-15 points a season if they complete a deal for Cech.

Liverpool sign Roberto Firmino from Hoffenheim

 

Sky Sports News HQ understands that Liverpool will pay £21.3m now, but the fee could eventually rise to £28m which would make him Liverpool's second most expensive player after Andy Carroll.

Firmino, 23, is Liverpool’s fifth signing of the summer as boss Brendan Rodgers rebuilds his squad following a disappointing Premier League campaign. Danny Ings, Adam Bodgan, Joe Gomez and James Milner have also been brought in.
The Reds have so far resisted two offers from Manchester City for Raheem Sterling but Firmino's arrival - on what Sky sources understand is a five-year deal - could see City resurrect their interest in the England international.
Firmino arrived at Hoffenheim at the start of 2011 having been signed for £3.52m as a 19-year-old, and has scored 48 times in 152 appearances for the German side, notching seven times in the Bundesliga last term.
And he was also on target for Brazil in their 2-1 Copa America victory over Venezuela on Sunday.
In the absence of Neymar, who has been suspended for the rest of the event, Firmino and Philippe Coutinho - now Liverpool team-mates - are set to start again in Saturday's quarter final against Paraguay.

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Harry Kane: Manchester United are interested in signing the Tottenham striker

Manchester United are interested in signing Tottenham striker Harry Kane this summer, according to Sky sources.

United are in the market for a new striker after electing not to buy Radamel Falcao while Robin van Persie's future at the club remains uncertain.

Kane took the Premier League by storm last season as he scored 21 goals and was voted the PFA Young Player of the Year.

Sky Sports News HQ reporter James Cooper was told Kane was not on United's radar last month but the Red Devils have now revised their stance on the Spurs forward.

"It is a search for a striker that now includes Harry Kane and that is interesting," said Cooper.

"Things have changed in the last three or four weeks. He wasn't on Manchester United's radar then but I think he is now.

"He is on the list of possible deals that Manchester United might be tempted into doing this summer.

"What Manchester United are doing is looking at all their options. There certainly has been no bid at the moment between Old Trafford and White Hart Lane and no real negotiations at all.

"But what has shifted is that Manchester United have interest in the player. He is under consideration by Louis van Gaal."

Speaking last month, the 21-year-old made it clear he intends to stay put and build on a breakthrough season under Mauricio Pochettino that saw him make his senior England debut.

"Spurs are a big club and I have a bright future here," Kane said. "I hope to continue scoring goals and doing well with the club."
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Who is Roberto Firmino? :

Roberto Firmino: Expected to lead the line for Brazil in Chile

We take a closer look at Hoffenheim and Brazil forward Roberto Firmino as he is linked with a big money move to Manchester United...

Factfile

Name: Roberto Firmino

Age: 23

Position: Midfield/forward

Club: 1899 Hoffenheim

Nation: Brazil (Six appearances, three goals)

What’s his background?


  Firmino may have to add more physicality to his game

Plucked from the second tier of Brazilian football by Bundesliga mid-table entertainers Hoffenheim, the brace-clad teenager struggled to adapt to foreign climes initially, and it took three seasons for us to see the best of this precocious talent, but it was worth the wait.

Since the start of the 2013-14, Firmino has weighed in with 23 goals and 21 assists in the German top flight, and has attracted interested from several of Europe’s elite clubs, as well as being on Louis van Gaal’s radar.

He was a stand-out performer for Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga this season as he scored seven goals and assisted a further 10 - a total bettered only by Manchester City target Kevin De Bruyne and Werder Bremen's Zlatko Junuzovic.

The 23-year-old has also excelled on the international stage already. As Brazil have looked to bounce back for the Mineirao Massacre at the hands of eventual World Cup champions Germany one year ago, Firmino has offered returning coach Dunga a new lease of life.

Currently in Chile with the Brazil squad at the Copa America, Firmino has been deployed as a false nine by Dunga and has shone in the role - scoring three goals and registering an assist in two starts and four substitute appearances - including the winner in a nonchalant performance in Brazil’s recent victory over Honduras.

What is his style?

Firmino's ambidextrous talents have helped developed his adaptability. Leading the line as a detached striker has been a regular position for his club as well as country, but he is naturally a No 10, while wide forward or even deeper in midfield can also bring out the best in him.

Pace, flamboyance and speed of thought are a given for any fleet-footed boy from Brazil, but it is the 23-year-old’s work-rate that could quickly endear Firmino to the Old Trafford faithful, as well as United’s hard-to-please chieftain.

Confidence is not lacking in his game either, as his 25-yard goal on his full debut from Brazil exemplified. Premier League defences could be in for a rough ride.

Where will he fit at Old Trafford?


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“They are stuffed full of attacking midfielders. They have got the likes of Angel di Maria, Adnan Januzaj and Juan Mata in that role and I think their priorities do lie elsewhere,” Sky Sports News HQ reporter James Cooper said in response to reports a fee had been agreed for Firmino.

But what separates Firmino from the aforementioned trio is the Brazilian’s ability to play as the man furthest forward – with the air of a man who feels comfortable in doing so.

Also, Firmino’s arrival could allow Van Gaal to have the reshuffle many feel he needs. Januzaj looks likely to be made available, even if only temporarily, while Robin van Persie could join Radamel Falcao in seeking pastures new.

What happens now?


Memphis Depay poses with Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal.

Modest fees of £13m or more recently £21.6m have been mentioned, but having paid just 4m euros for Firmino’s services from Figueirense in December 2010, any sale will accrue a hefty profit for Hoffenheim.

If no fee has yet been agreed, his stock could rise further by adding to his goal tally in Chile, as the man who “smelled of goals," as Dunga so eloquently proclaimed, could attract more interest by aiding a Brazilian renaissance.

With Memphis Depay already secured, Van Gaal could have the young, dynamic and workman-like forward line that he craves, and make United a real force to be reckoned with in 2015-16 – and if reports emanating from German are to be believed, that could happen sooner rather than later.

David de Gea urged to stay at Manchester United by Edwin van der Sar

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar believes David de Gea should snub interest from Real Madrid and stay at Old Trafford.

The Spaniard currently has one year left on his contract and Real are expected to test United’s resolve with a bid for him in the coming weeks.

United remain keen to sign De Gea to a new contract but he is said to be tempted by a move back to the city where he grew up.

Van der Sar, who won four league titles and the Champions League with United before being replaced by De Gea in 2011, admits he can understand the lure of Real for the 24-year-old but advised him not to underestimate the status he has earned at United.


“He’s from Spain and he is from Madrid himself of course with Atletico so it would be a great challenge for him,” Van der Sar told Sky Sports News HQ.

“But he has massive support here after his performances over the last two years. He has been player of the year twice so he knows what he has here.

“I cannot look inside his head with his family situation and see what is important to him but there are a lot of possibilities here also at United.

“For the club it would be great. They are going to start preparing for the season in about two weeks so it would be great if that was covered.

“One way or another you need a proper goalkeeper for Manchester United to be between the posts. Whether it is David or Victor Valdes or a new signing, we will see.”

Former United defender Phil Neville coached De Gea during David Moyes’ ill-fated reign as manager of the club.

He is a huge fan of the player and would love to see him stay but feels the club need to address the situation quickly so they have enough time to secure a replacement if De Gea does join Madrid.

“I would love David de Gea to stay at this football club,” Neville told Sky Sports News HQ. “That would be just as big a signing as the new ones coming in.

“I think sometimes you have got to confront the issue. Is he going to go to Real Madrid or is he going to sign for Manchester United?

“Ultimately, if he joins Real Madrid then Manchester United need a goalkeeper of a similar calibre and there is not that many out there so hopefully he will stay.”



Phil Neville and Edwin van der Sar were representing Manchester United's Legends against Bayern Munich All Stars.

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Transfer value :'Hazard worth more than Ronaldo'

Chelsea star Eden Hazard is worth more in transfer value than Cristiano Ronaldo, according to a study by CIES Football Observatory.

The report, which assesses the top 100 transfer values of players across the globe, claims that Hazard, named PFA Player of the Year for his outstanding performances for the Blues in their title winning season, has reached a figure of between €135.4 million and €148.9m.

That puts the Belgium international behind Lionel Messi, who is valued at a total of up to €280.8m, at the top of the pile, while Real Madrid sensation Ronaldo is in third, priced up at between €113.3m and €124.7m.



Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling, who has been strongly linked with an Anfield exit this summer, is also part of the top 10, but Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas misses out, featuring in 13th spot.

Harry Kane, who, as exclusively revealed by Goal, is attracting interest from Manchester United, is also reflected favourably after a stellar season that saw him score 21 goals for Tottenham in the Premier League alone.

The Spurs forward, currently on international duty with Gareth Southgate's England Under-21 side, is in 15th, one place above Gareth Bale, and is valued by the report at a fee of up to €58.9m.



Paul Pogba, meanwhile, who Goal understands is set to be the subject of Premier League interest from the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea in the summer, could, based on the Football Observatory's findings, cost potential suitors upwards of €68m.

Parts two and three of Barcelona's Champions League-winning attacking triumvirate, Neymar and Luis Suarez, who struck the decisive second goal in Saturday's Berlin final, also feature prominently, whileThibaut Courtois is the highest placed goalkeeper in 18th.

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