The Nathan Patterson Rangers roadmap as Michael Beale reveals how club plotted star's rise from the age of 15

Paul Cattermole is best known for being one of the star singers of hugely-popular early 2000s band S Club 7. But now the once brunette star is rocking long grey locks he ties up into a “genie” ponytail as he made his return to social media this week.

, knows exactly which stars she'd love to work with to design their lavish homes.Soto served as a guest co-host on Tuesday's Entertainment Tonight, where she joined Nischelle Turner at The London West Hollywood hotel in Beverly Hills, and the pair dished on their show and some dream collaborations.Turner — who is also the host of CBS's — asked Soto which celebs she would love to design a home for, and she had a fairly immediate answer, which most people could relate to.«JLo,» Soto said, sharing

Nnamdi Ofoborh won't feature "in the short term" after scans revealed an issue with his heart. The 21-year-old moved to Ibrox on a free transfer from Bournemouth this summer but hasn't featured in any of the pre-season friendlies.

Steven Gerrard’ s side fell to a stunning first half strike from Kieron Morris and despite laying siege to the English League Two side’s goal, somehow the hosts survived the onslaught. Jermaine Defoe and Kemar Roofe were the biggest sinners on an afternoon which saw new signing John Lundstram make his first start and there was also a return to action by Ryan Kent who played the entire second half as boss the manager rang the changes.

Michael Flatley has told how he narrowly avoided incurable cancer after his secretary spotted a mark on his face just as he was about to jet off on a trip that would have left no time to treat it.The Lord of the Dance star appeared on Thursday's Loose Women where he spoke about his new lease of life after having the cancer removed and the scary reality he could have been facing if it was diagnosed just a few weeks later. Michael, 62, said: "It's a sad reality.

Rangers pushed the boat out to sign him in January rather than this summer, and not just because he got a to sample a historic title win. The centre back had already agreed a pre-contract to head to Ibrox but Steven Gerrard was determined to bring him north much sooner, and a deal was agreed on transfer deadline day that saw Simpson and Scott Wright become Gers.

Gary McAllister after the 21-year-old came off the bench to put in an assured showing in the first pre-season friendly. The 21-year-old was a second half substitute against Partick Thistle and put in an impressive display, hitting the post with a left-footed shot.

Luis Suarez was quizzed about reuniting with Steven Gerrard at Rangers - but insists they're doing fine without him. The Uruguay international played alongside the Ibrox boss at Liverpool, going close to title glory in the 2013-14 campaign.

Just yesterday, Friends star James Michael Tyler recently opened up about his private battle with cancer, and how the star has been struggling with stage four prostate cancer since September of 2018. The 59-year-old actor rose to fame for his unforgettable role as Gunther on Friends through its 10 seasons.  After revealing his cancer diagnosis, the star is now speaking up on why he attended the Friends: The Reunion special only virtually.

Friends actor James Michael Tyler has revealed he has stage four prostate cancer and can no longer walk. The actor, who played fan favourite Central Perk waiter Gunther, revealed that his health prevented him from taking part in the recent Friends reunion in person.

Friends actor James Michael Tyler has revealed that he is battling stage four prostate cancer.The actor, who played Central Perk manager Gunther on the hit sitcom, told TODAY that the diagnosis came in 2018 during a routine check-up, though the cancer has now advanced to his bones.“I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which had spread to my bones,” he said. “I’ve been dealing with that diagnosis for almost the past three years… It’s stage four [now].

Today.” “I’ve been dealing with that diagnosis for almost the past three years… It’s Stage 4 (now). Late-stage cancer.

James Michael Tyler, the actor who famously played Gunther in Friends, has revealed he is battling stage four cancer.

“In September of 2018, I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which had spread to my bones,” James Michael Tyler, 59, a.k.a. Gunther from Friends, told TODAY’s Craig Melvin in an interview on June 21. “For my specific prognosis, it’s… of course, it’s stage 4, late-stage cancer, so eventually, you know it’s gonna probably get me.

Friends star James Michael Tyler, who played Gunther on the hit series, has announced he has prostate cancer.The 59 year old actor, who played the Central Perk manager throughout the ten year-long series, told NBC's Today Show he was diagnosed with cancer in 2018. Since his diagnosis James revealed the cancer has spread to other parts of his body, including his bones and spine and left his lower body paralysed.