Atlanta Hawks head coach Quin Snyder has had the chance to coach some amazing international players throughout his career, but more specifically, those from France. This year, he’s been given the opportunity to coach the No. 1 overall pick, Zaccaharie Risacher, and throughout the season, he’s shown him nothing but love when talking about his […]
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The Boston Bruins shocked the hockey world on Friday afternoon, trading captain and franchise legend to the Florida Panthers. Absolutely nobody saw this blockbuster coming, especially Bruins fans. It puts the end to a 16-year tenure for Marchand in Beantown, the only team he’s ever played for since coming into the NHL in 2006. Following […]
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FRANCE coach Fabien Galthie has reported Ireland duo Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter to the citing commissioner for the challenge that injured Antoine Dupont.
And he has done the same with Calvin Nash for his high challenge that saw him sent to the sin bin in the second half.
France beat Ireland 42-27 to put themselves in pole position to win the Six Nations title, and most of the damage was done without the best player in the world Dupont.
He suffered what looked a serious knee injury after 29 minutes when it appeared Porter fell on him by accident as he and Beirne arrived to clear-out after Dan Sheehan was tackled.
The referee took no further action, while he later sent Nash to the bin for an upright tackle on Pierre-Louis Barassi who never returned to action.
But while a bunker review decided against upgrading Nash’s yellow to a red card, while Porter and Beirne were not penalised at all, Galthie wants further action.
He said: “For Antoine, there is suspicion of a fairly serious knee injury. I won’t go into details due to medical confidentiality, but Antoine is suffering.
“We have summoned [three Ireland] players to appear before the (Six Nations disciplinary) committee, Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter.
“Calvin Nash has also been summoned before the committee for Pierre-Louis Barassi because he did not respond favorably to the protocol.
“Our players did not return to the pitch. We would like to understand why. On this issue, we are angry. We want to protect our players, there are means, rules.
“The citing commissioner must study the actions [and decide if they] are reprehensible or not. Neither Antoine nor Pierre-Louis returned to the pitch. One for a clean-out, the other for a [head] contact.”
TOWIE star Dani Imbert will drop a huge bombshell in the upcoming episode as she exposes one of her co-stars for ‘cheating’.
In a first-look at Sunday night’s The Only Way Is Essex, Dani is seen catching up with Saffron Lempriere.
Discussing Junaid Ahmed’s controversial relationship with Joe Blackman, she tells Saffron: “There’s more to it…”
Junaid caused a huge cast divide with his romance with Joe – the ex-boyfriend of his former best pal Harry Derbidge.
Dani continues: “Joe was going round to Junaid’s and they were sleeping together from the beginning.
“Before things had actually been called off with Harry.”
Dani confesses she feels conflicted due to her shaky friendship with Junaid and the fact she’s gotten close to Harry recently.
She says: “I shouldn’t be lying to Harry’s face – he should know the truth.
“But then I can’t help but constantly have that guilty conscience because I’d be half f****** Junaid over.”
Last week fans watched as Dani and Junaid had a tense row, with it looking like their friendship was over for good.
But Saffron tells Dani: “If you feel like that then you’re not done with Junaid.”
But Dani insists: “The door is shut with me and Junaid. And that will solidify everything, once he finds out I’ve told Harry about this situation – the friendship is done.”
Saffron tells Dani that Harry needs to know and advises her to tell Junaid she’s spilled the beans.
In last week’s episode Dani confronted Junaid over accusing her of being distant towards him because of his relationship with Joe Blackman.
Junaid hit back: “I’ve never said that you have got this problem with me being with Joe… I don’t know where you have heard that from?”
But she said: “You don’t care about anyone around you Junaid, because you have got Joe. Let’s be honest.
“Because if Joe weren’t there you would have been calling me.”
BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have hit out at the show for a ‘huge issue’ during an audition that got the golden buzzer from Amanda.
Before his audition, eleven-year-old Oliver said on stage that he wanted to become the best guitarist in the world.
The young lad had Simon Cowell slightly surprised when he said that he admired Angus Young from AC/DC.
When he started his performance, he had the audience singing along to a medley of hits on Britain’s Got Talent.
He had the judges on their feet as he left the stage to showcase his incredible skills by the desk.
After a standing ovation, former This Morning presenter Amanda Holden was the first to speak, claiming: “A star is born,”
“I have never seen anything like that before in my life.”
The crowd in the theatre started to chant in unison as they pressured one of the judges to press the golden buzzer after they gave the young lad a standing ovation.
After a few seconds Amanda stood back up as she firmly put both hands on the giant button on the judges desk.
He looked absolutely shocked as his parents embraced as they watched in the audience.
This was whilst his grandfather celebrated with hosts, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
It seems the audience in attendance were not in agreement with the viewers at home.
They hit out at ITV as they claimed they couldn’t actually hear the guitar being played due to the loud volume of the accompanying backing track.
One viewer raged: “Why are they not letting us hear what he’s playing for the stupid song.”
A second wrote: “What we couldn’t bloody hear what he was actually playing; it looked like he was just doing air guitar; why play over his actual sound.”
As a third asked: “Why couldn’t we hear the guitar?”
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And an additional viewer commented: “You can’t even hear the guitar.”
However, not all viewers were even in agreement as many claimed they were blown away by the act.
A fifth user wrote on X: “That kid with the guitar was brilliant … well deserved gold buzzer.”
While someone else gushed: “Some golden buzzers this year have been horrendous. But that 11 year old kid on the guitar deserved it. Absolutely class.”
A star is born, I have never seen anything like that before in my life.
Amanda Holden
And a seventh added: “Oh my god, that 11 year old with the guitar, phenomenal.”
As such, Oliver will go straight through to one of the highly anticipated semi-final live shows.
After Amanda hit the buzzer, Simon also couldn’t help but gush about the young act.
He remarked: “You already have your own distinct sound which others spend decades trying to do.
“You’re that good, seriously good. That was BRILLIANT. Good for you!
Britain’s Got Talent continues every week on ITV1 and is available to stream on ITVX.
Alex Perez, an industry insider, had some key insights about what Avengers: Doomsday is going to look like. A slew of characters old and new are expected to be a part of the story that is going to take out Doctor Doom, including Avengers old and new (like The Hulk, Wong, Spider-Man, and Captain America), […]
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Taylor Sheridan’s redefining the Yellowstone universe. While most spinoffs thrive on nostalgia, one of his creations was built for a whole new audience. No prior knowledge of the Dutton saga? No problem. Sheridan wanted this series to stand on its own, letting fresh viewers dive in without feeling lost. It’s a bold move, but if […]
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Given the light-hearted and formulaic approach of several sitcoms, actors associated with this medium can often struggle to transition into more dramatic roles. Although the notion of TV being a lesser art form than films and theatre has softened in recent years, thanks to the rise of prestige TV, this wasn’t exactly the case when […]
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