themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Zara shoppers in hysterics after spotting huge Black Friday sale photo 'fail'

Fashion fans have been eagerly awaiting for the Black Friday sale to drop after the brand announced huge discounts on their lines .
But eagle-eyed shoppers were thrown into a frenzy after spotting what seems to be a huge photo fail on their website .
The product page for their men 's corduroy overshirt , which currently has 40 % off in the sale , left bargain hunters in fits of laughter .
The Zara website describes the piece as a relaxed fit collared overshirt made of elasticated corduroy and features long sleeves with buttoned cuffs .
And while the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the photoshoot the model had been styled with a mustard-yellow scarf .
And the scarf had been positioned leaving him looking like he was wearing a single giant rubber glove .
Posting on the social media platform , Twitter user OldenBen shared a screenshot of the item , saying `` I thought this Zara model was wearing a really long marigold rubber glove . ''
Hundreds of Twitter users rushed to comment on the shot , with many claiming they could no longer `` unsee '' the yellow glove .
One commented : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2020 '' Another quipped : `` Why 's he got his hand in a bag of McCain 's oven chips ? ''
While another joked : `` They replaced his arm with a cheese string after a nasty accident washing up . ''
One confused commenter tweeted : `` Not got my glasses on ... and so I thought he had a dog collar on too . ''
Another chimed in : '' I thought it was a rubber chicken with a mohican haircut . ''
The tweet quickly went viral , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since been shared over 1,000 times , and liked over 17,000 times ( accurate at time of writing ) .
And while the internet has been in hysterics over the photo , there has also been a lot of love for the shirt itself .

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Fashion fans have been eagerly awaiting for the Black Friday sale to drop after the brand announced huge discounts on their lines.
But eagle-eyed shoppers were thrown into a frenzy after spotting what seems to be a huge photo fail on their website.
The product page for their men's corduroy overshirt, which currently has 40% off in the sale, left bargain hunters in fits of laughter.
The Zara website describes the piece as a relaxed fit collared overshirt made of elasticated corduroy and features long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
And while the £17.99 grey-green seems perfectly normal, during the photoshoot the model had been styled with a mustard-yellow scarf.
And the scarf had been positioned leaving him looking like he was wearing a single giant rubber glove.
(Image: Zara.com)
Posting on the social media platform, Twitter user OldenBen shared a screenshot of the item, saying "I thought this Zara model was wearing a really long marigold rubber glove."
Hundreds of Twitter users rushed to comment on the shot, with many claiming they could no longer "unsee" the yellow glove.
One commented: "PPE is the main theme in 2020"
Another quipped: "Why's he got his hand in a bag of McCain's oven chips?"
While another joked: "They replaced his arm with a cheese string after a nasty accident washing up."
One confused commenter tweeted: "Not got my glasses on... and so I thought he had a dog collar on too."
Another chimed in:"I thought it was a rubber chicken with a mohican haircut."
The tweet quickly went viral, and saw Zara trending overnight. It has since been shared over 1,000 times, and liked over 17,000 times (accurate at time of writing).
And while the internet has been in hysterics over the photo, there has also been a lot of love for the shirt itself.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer pays tribute to Diego Maradona

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer recalled the moment he touched Diego Maradona 's shoulder as a teenage fan when Argentina played against Norway in 1986 .
Maradona died at the age of 60 on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack and the president of Argentina , Alberto Fernández , declared three days of national mourning .
The Napoli icon guided Argentina to their second World Cup triumph in Mexico in 1986 and a 13-year-old Solskjaer was present in Oslo to see Argentina face Norway in a pre-tournament friendly .
`` It was a sad day and , for me , Diego Maradona @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I 've seen live , '' Solskjaer said .
`` I was fortunate enough to see him play for Argentina against Norway in Oslo , they lost 1-0 before the World Cup .
I remember a Norwegian lad nutmegging him , which I thought was fantastic !
`` After the game , I was stood outside the ground , waiting to get a glimpse of him and I actually touched his shoulder as he walked past the crowd .
Since then , I 've had the pleasure of meeting him at Old Trafford @ @ @ @ @ @ @ talent on the pitch and a smile when you always saw him .
It was a sad day and for me he will be the best who ever played football . ''
Maradona played at Old Trafford in United 's legendary European Cup Winners ' Cup comeback in 1984 and the hero that night - Bryan Robson - paid tribute to the late Maradona earlier this week .
`` What a player he was - undoubtedly the best of his era and up there with the likes of Pele among the greatest ever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ won the 1986 World Cup for Argentina more or less on his own .
The football he played and the goals he scored in that tournament were unbelievable .
Manchester United returned to winning ways in the Champions League with a 4-1 victory over Istanbul Basaksehir at Old Trafford .
Bruno Fernandes ' brace set Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course for a third successive win , with Marcus Rashford and Daniel James also on the scoresheet .
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`` He went past five players to score against England in the quarter-final and then did exactly the same against Belgium in the semi-final .
`` He was a real character too .
I played with him in quite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a great person to be around .
`` It ’ s a sad day for football but he leaves us with some fantastic memories . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer recalled the moment he touched Diego Maradona's shoulder as a teenage fan when Argentina played against Norway in 1986.
Maradona died at the age of 60 on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack and the president of Argentina, Alberto Fernández, declared three days of national mourning.
The Napoli icon guided Argentina to their second World Cup triumph in Mexico in 1986 and a 13-year-old Solskjaer was present in Oslo to see Argentina face Norway in a pre-tournament friendly.
"It was a sad day and, for me, Diego Maradona will always be the best player that I've seen live," Solskjaer said. "I was fortunate enough to see him play for Argentina against Norway in Oslo, they lost 1-0 before the World Cup. I remember a Norwegian lad nutmegging him, which I thought was fantastic!
"After the game, I was stood outside the ground, waiting to get a glimpse of him and I actually touched his shoulder as he walked past the crowd. Since then, I've had the pleasure of meeting him at Old Trafford.
"A guy with an unbelievable talent on the pitch and a smile when you always saw him. It was a sad day and for me he will be the best who ever played football."
Maradona played at Old Trafford in United's legendary European Cup Winners' Cup comeback in 1984 and the hero that night - Bryan Robson - paid tribute to the late Maradona earlier this week.
"What a player he was - undoubtedly the best of his era and up there with the likes of Pele among the greatest ever," Robson said. "He won the 1986 World Cup for Argentina more or less on his own. The football he played and the goals he scored in that tournament were unbelievable.
"He went past five players to score against England in the quarter-final and then did exactly the same against Belgium in the semi-final.
"He was a real character too. I played with him in quite a few charity games and he was a great person to be around.
"It’s a sad day for football but he leaves us with some fantastic memories."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Pep Guardiola gives Man City injury update vs Burnley

Pep Guardiola has confirmed that there are no fresh injury worries for Manchester City this weekend against Burnley .
Fernandinho , Benjamin Mendy and Aleks Zinchenko returned to the Manchester City squad in midweek against Olympiacos , with all three featuring for some part of the Champions League fixture .
The only potential absentee is Nathan Ake , who joined the club in summer in a £40m move and has been sidelined with a strain picked up on international duty with Holland earlier this month .
He has resumed full training with the squad after a light session on Thursday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturday 's game could come too soon for him .
Speaking at a press conference ahead of the Premier League game , Guardiola is happy to say the injury news is much better .
`` It 's much better to have everyone because in this amount of games the rotation and everyone being involved will be so important , '' he said .
Aymeric Laporte partnered Ruben Dias for the defeat to Spurs last week before John Stones stepped in for Laporte against Olympiacos as the manager took the opportunity to spread some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ praise for his display after slotting in comfortably next to former Benfica man Dias .
City have been generally improved in defence this season following their summer signings and the return from serious injury of Laporte , but the goals they have conceded have been more costly due to the uncharacteristic failure to score at the other end .
Guardiola 's side have failed to score more than once in any of their past six league fixtures , the worst run since a 14-match streak spanning two seasons in 2006 .

Pep Guardiola has confirmed that there are no fresh injury worries for Manchester City this weekend against Burnley.
Fernandinho, Benjamin Mendy and Aleks Zinchenko returned to the Manchester City squad in midweek against Olympiacos, with all three featuring for some part of the Champions League fixture.
The only potential absentee is Nathan Ake, who joined the club in summer in a £40m move and has been sidelined with a strain picked up on international duty with Holland earlier this month. He has resumed full training with the squad after a light session on Thursday and is expected back soon, although Saturday's game could come too soon for him.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of the Premier League game, Guardiola is happy to say the injury news is much better.
"It's much better to have everyone because in this amount of games the rotation and everyone being involved will be so important," he said.
Aymeric Laporte partnered Ruben Dias for the defeat to Spurs last week before John Stones stepped in for Laporte against Olympiacos as the manager took the opportunity to spread some minutes through the squad. Stones earned praise for his display after slotting in comfortably next to former Benfica man Dias.
City have been generally improved in defence this season following their summer signings and the return from serious injury of Laporte, but the goals they have conceded have been more costly due to the uncharacteristic failure to score at the other end. Guardiola's side have failed to score more than once in any of their past six league fixtures, the worst run since a 14-match streak spanning two seasons in 2006.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Manchester United give team news and injury updates vs Southampton

Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay are doubts for Manchester United 's trek to Southampton on Sunday .
Pogba missed the wins over West Brom and Istanbul Basaksehir with an ankle problem while McTominay was absent from the latter fixture with an unspecified injury .
Neither trained with the United squad on Friday morning but Solskjaer clarified Pogba 's ankle injury is not related to the ankle problems he encountered last season .
Marcus Rashford , Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka are fit and Donny van de Beek and Edinson Cavani could start in the Premier League for the first time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ train this morning , '' Solskjaer said .
`` They were n't on the grass , so look very unlikely for the weekend .
Marcus , Victor , Aaron came through the session today , so hopefully they should be okay but still not 100 % .
`` Luke has just started his rehab , out on the grass , not out with the team yet .
Jesse 's back from his isolation period , so he had a couple of days training with the group .
Apart from that , Phil Jones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` We played on Tuesday then do n't have a game until Sunday , so it 's been a long period for us , we managed to give the boys a day off during this difficult time .
[ Van de Beek and Cavani ] will both be available to play and I 'm sure if they do they 'll be capable again . ''
United have won only one of their last five matches against Southampton , who have been one of the most impressive opponents at Old Trafford during Solskjaer 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ways in the Champions League with a 4-1 victory over Istanbul Basaksehir at Old Trafford .
Bruno Fernandes ' brace set Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course for a third successive win , with Marcus Rashford and Daniel James also on the scoresheet .
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Saints claimed a deserved late equaliser at United towards the end of last season and are currently fifth in the Premier League table , four points above United .
`` We know it 's going to be a difficult one , '' Solskjaer added .
`` They 've done really well .
If you look back over a 30 or 40-game block they 're one of the top teams .
`` So they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how difficult this game is going to be .
We drew twice with them last season , so it 's a game we can make an improvement on . ''

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Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay are doubts for Manchester United's trek to Southampton on Sunday.
Pogba missed the wins over West Brom and Istanbul Basaksehir with an ankle problem while McTominay was absent from the latter fixture with an unspecified injury.
Neither trained with the United squad on Friday morning but Solskjaer clarified Pogba's ankle injury is not related to the ankle problems he encountered last season. Marcus Rashford, Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka are fit and Donny van de Beek and Edinson Cavani could start in the Premier League for the first time.
"Scott and Paul didn't train this morning," Solskjaer said. "They weren't on the grass, so look very unlikely for the weekend. Marcus, Victor, Aaron came through the session today, so hopefully they should be okay but still not 100%.
"Luke has just started his rehab, out on the grass, not out with the team yet. Jesse's back from his isolation period, so he had a couple of days training with the group. Apart from that, Phil Jones is out until after Christmas sometime.
"We played on Tuesday then don't have a game until Sunday, so it's been a long period for us, we managed to give the boys a day off during this difficult time. [Van de Beek and Cavani] will both be available to play and I'm sure if they do they'll be capable again."
United have won only one of their last five matches against Southampton, who have been one of the most impressive opponents at Old Trafford during Solskjaer's reign.
Saints claimed a deserved late equaliser at United towards the end of last season and are currently fifth in the Premier League table, four points above United.
"We know it's going to be a difficult one," Solskjaer added. "They've done really well. If you look back over a 30 or 40-game block they're one of the top teams.
"So they've made great improvements and we know how difficult this game is going to be. We drew twice with them last season, so it's a game we can make an improvement on."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Man who showed 'little remorse' after killing boy has jail term increased

An 'unduly lenient ' prison sentence handed down to a driver who killed a 13-year-old boy in a hit-and-run crash has been increased .
Liam Wilson will now spend longer behind bars , the Attorney General 's Office has announced .
Wilson - who did n't have a licence - hit schoolboy Jack Worwood at speed in a Jaguar X-Type he only bought for £250 a few days earlier .
A mechanic who sold him the car told him to get insured and make sure it had a valid MOT .
But despite not having passed his driving test , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a KFC because it was raining and he did n't want to walk , a court heard .
Wilson sped along Old Road in Ashton-in-Makerfield , Wigan , at 58mph on July 7 this year - a 20mph zone .
He lost control as the car approached a sharp bend before it swerved and spun sideways and backwards , hitting Jack as he walked to meet friends for a game of football .
The impact flung the teenager into a wall .
Jack sadly passed away in hospital the following day .
Wilson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ashton-in-Makerfield , abandoned the Jaguar and ran away , but was arrested a day later .
He pleaded guilty at Bolton Crown Court on August 7 to causing Jack 's death by dangerous driving and was jailed at a sentencing hearing in September for four years .
Jack 's parents , Andrew and Catherine , shook their heads in court and appeared visibly angry at the sentence .
Now it 's been revealed the Solicitor General , Michael Ellis QC MP , referred the case to the Court of Appeal .
Wilson 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Following a referral to the Court of Appeal by the Solicitor General , on November 27 the sentence was found to be unduly lenient and has been increased to five years ' imprisonment , '' said a statement .
`` The court also increased Wilson 's driving disqualification to six years and six months . ''
He had been banned from the road for five years and 10 months .
Speaking after the hearing , the Solicitor General said : `` Wilson 's dangerous driving killed an innocent young boy who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` He fled the scene after the crash and showed little remorse .
`` No sentence can repair the damage Wilson caused , but I hope the Court of Appeal 's decision today gives some closure to the victim 's family . ''
In a victim impact statement read out at court , Jack 's mother , Catherine Worwood , said no sentence would every be enough .
She said : `` Jack was a caring , kind and conscientious kid , a lovable rogue who had his whole life ahead of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is unbearable throughout his story .
`` Some people may say that he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time but he was n't .
Jack was innocent and had every right to be where he was .
`` Liam Wilson was in the wrong place at the wrong time .
He broke the law , Jack did n't .
He killed my son and left him for dead .
He is alive to tell the tale , Jack is n't .
`` My whole life was turned upside down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't think that I will ever heal from this .
`` I will never see him graduate , marry , or have children - all the amazing milestones that a mother should share with her son .
`` No sentence will ever be enough .
No amount of apologies will ever be forgiven .
`` At the end of the day , is that all my son 's life is worth , a few years imprisonment ? ''
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An 'unduly lenient' prison sentence handed down to a driver who killed a 13-year-old boy in a hit-and-run crash has been increased.
Liam Wilson will now spend longer behind bars, the Attorney General's Office has announced.
Wilson - who didn't have a licence - hit schoolboy Jack Worwood at speed in a Jaguar X-Type he only bought for £250 a few days earlier.
A mechanic who sold him the car told him to get insured and make sure it had a valid MOT.
But despite not having passed his driving test, Wilson decided to drive the car to a KFC because it was raining and he didn't want to walk, a court heard.
Wilson sped along Old Road in Ashton-in-Makerfield, Wigan, at 58mph on July 7 this year - a 20mph zone.
(Image: GMP)
He lost control as the car approached a sharp bend before it swerved and spun sideways and backwards, hitting Jack as he walked to meet friends for a game of football.
The impact flung the teenager into a wall.
Jack sadly passed away in hospital the following day.
Wilson, 21, of Livingstone Road, Ashton-in-Makerfield, abandoned the Jaguar and ran away, but was arrested a day later.
He pleaded guilty at Bolton Crown Court on August 7 to causing Jack's death by dangerous driving and was jailed at a sentencing hearing in September for four years.
(Image: Facebook)
Jack's parents, Andrew and Catherine, shook their heads in court and appeared visibly angry at the sentence.
Now it's been revealed the Solicitor General, Michael Ellis QC MP, referred the case to the Court of Appeal.
Wilson's sentence has been increased to five years.
"Following a referral to the Court of Appeal by the Solicitor General, on November 27 the sentence was found to be unduly lenient and has been increased to five years' imprisonment," said a statement.
"The court also increased Wilson's driving disqualification to six years and six months."
He had been banned from the road for five years and 10 months.
(Image: GMP)
Speaking after the hearing, the Solicitor General said: "Wilson's dangerous driving killed an innocent young boy who was on his way to play football.
"He fled the scene after the crash and showed little remorse.
"No sentence can repair the damage Wilson caused, but I hope the Court of Appeal's decision today gives some closure to the victim's family."
In a victim impact statement read out at court, Jack's mother, Catherine Worwood, said no sentence would every be enough.
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She said: "Jack was a caring, kind and conscientious kid, a lovable rogue who had his whole life ahead of him. His innocence is something that is unbearable throughout his story.
"Some people may say that he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time but he wasn't. Jack was innocent and had every right to be where he was.
"Liam Wilson was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He broke the law, Jack didn't. He killed my son and left him for dead. He is alive to tell the tale, Jack isn't.
"My whole life was turned upside down in less than 24 hours. I don't think that I will ever heal from this.
"I will never see him graduate, marry, or have children - all the amazing milestones that a mother should share with her son.
"No sentence will ever be enough. No amount of apologies will ever be forgiven.
"At the end of the day, is that all my son's life is worth, a few years imprisonment?"
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Primark confirms which stores will be open 24 hours after lockdown - full list

Earlier this month we reported Primark 's plans to open some of its stores for 24 hours when lockdown lifts .
The retailer has now confirmed these plans are going ahead , and has revealed which stores will be taking part .
Primark says it will re-open its stores in England on Wednesday December 2 , with extended trading hours in all stores .
The brand says it 's to cater for the anticipated higher customer demand ahead of the festive season , and to help safely reduce queues by spreading shopping hours over a longer period of time .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ major shopping centres will trade until 10pm at a minimum , with some stores trading as late as midnight .
Eleven stores will open for 24 hours from 7am on December 2 right through until closing time on December 3 .
All other stores across England will trade until at least 8pm on weekdays until December 23 .
Primark 's CEO , Paul Marchant , said : “ We are delighted to re-open our stores in England on 2 December , with longer shopping hours to give our customers more time to safely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have everything this season that our customers expect from Primark , including our famous Christmas jumpers , festive pyjamas and much , much more .
`` All of our extensive safety measures remain in place to help ensure shopping at Primark is an enjoyable , safe experience for everyone.
” Here is the full list : During December , Primark ’ s UK stores will trade to a minimum of 8pm on weekdays • Retail Parks will trade until 10pm as a minimum , with the following stores trading until midnight : • @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a minimum , with the following stores trading ; • Major High St Stores , the majority will trade until 10pm , with the following stores trading ; 24-hour trading : Primark will trade in the following stores from 7am on Wednesday 2 December and trade 24 hours through until normal closing time on Thursday 3 December .

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Earlier this month we reported Primark's plans to open some of its stores for 24 hours when lockdown lifts.
The retailer has now confirmed these plans are going ahead, and has revealed which stores will be taking part.
Primark says it will re-open its stores in England on Wednesday December 2, with extended trading hours in all stores.
The brand says it's to cater for the anticipated higher customer demand ahead of the festive season, and to help safely reduce queues by spreading shopping hours over a longer period of time.
Primark stores located in retail parks and major shopping centres will trade until 10pm at a minimum, with some stores trading as late as midnight.
Eleven stores will open for 24 hours from 7am on December 2 right through until closing time on December 3.
All other stores across England will trade until at least 8pm on weekdays until December 23.
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Primark's CEO, Paul Marchant, said: “We are delighted to re-open our stores in England on 2 December, with longer shopping hours to give our customers more time to safely do their festive shopping.
"We have everything this season that our customers expect from Primark, including our famous Christmas jumpers, festive pyjamas and much, much more.
"All of our extensive safety measures remain in place to help ensure shopping at Primark is an enjoyable, safe experience for everyone.”
Here is the full list:
During December, Primark’s UK stores will trade to a minimum of 8pm on weekdays
Town High Street stores will trade until 8pm
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stores will trade until 8pm Retail Parks will trade until 10pm as a minimum, with the following stores trading until midnight:
will trade until 10pm as a minimum, with the following stores trading until midnight: Major Shopping Centres will trade until 10pm as a minimum, with the following stores trading;
will trade until 10pm as a minimum, with the following stores trading; Major High St Stores , the majority will trade until 10pm, with the following stores trading;
24-hour trading: Primark will trade in the following stores from 7am on Wednesday 2 December and trade 24 hours through until normal closing time on Thursday 3 December.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Manchester United press conference LIVE

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will speak to the press on Friday afternoon ( 1.30pm GMT ) as he previews Manchester United @ @ @ @ @ in the Premier League .
United have won their last three fixtures across all competitions @ @ @ @ @ extend that run when they visit St Mary 's this weekend .
Southampton are winless @ @ @ @ @ League meetings with United ( D5 L3 ) since a 1-0 win at Old Trafford @ @ @ @ @ , four of the last five games between the two sides have ended level .
@ @ @ @ @ some early team news this afternoon after Paul Pogba missed the midweek win against Istanbul @ @ @ @ @ be updates on Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka after they were taken off during the @ @ @ @ @ Lingard returned to full training on Thursday almost two months on from his last appearance @ @ @ @ @ with us for press conference coverage LIVE from Carrington .

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will speak to the press on Friday afternoon (1.30pm GMT) as he previews Manchester United's upcoming game against Southampton in the Premier League.
United have won their last three fixtures across all competitions, with Solskjaer eager to extend that run when they visit St Mary's this weekend.
Southampton are winless in their last eight Premier League meetings with United (D5 L3) since a 1-0 win at Old Trafford in January 2016. However, four of the last five games between the two sides have ended level.
Solskjaer is expected to give some early team news this afternoon after Paul Pogba missed the midweek win against Istanbul Basaksehir. There should also be updates on Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka after they were taken off during the Champions League game.
Jesse Lingard returned to full training on Thursday almost two months on from his last appearance for the club.
Stick with us for press conference coverage LIVE from Carrington.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Topshop in trouble as Arcadia Group teeters 'on brink of collapse'

The retail empire behind high street fashion brands including Topshop is reportedly on the brink of collapse .
Sir Philip Green 's Arcadia Group is expected to appoint administrators in the coming days , with around 15,000 jobs at risk .
The company , which also owns Miss Selfridge , Dorothy Perkins , Burton , Evans and Wallis , said the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown closures had 'had a material impact on trading across our businesses ' .
Deloitte is expected to handle the insolvency process , according to the Press Association news agency .
Arcadia said it is 'working @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after Sky News reported the group ’ s future is in doubt .
An Arcadia spokesman said : “ We are aware of the recent media speculation surrounding the future of Arcadia .
“ The forced closure of our stores for sustained periods as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic has had a material impact on trading across our businesses .
“ As a result , the Arcadia boards have been working on a number of contingency options to secure the future of the group ’ s brands .
“ The brands continue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opening again in England and ROI as soon as the Government Covid-19 restrictions are lifted next week.
” Arcadia has more than 500 retail stores across the UK , the majority of which are currently shut under England 's second national lockdown , which has forced the closure of non-essential retail .
Shops will be allowed to reopen under all three levels of the tougher new tier system from December 2 .
The group had been in emergency talks with lenders , hoping to secure a £30m loan to shore up its finances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ early as Monday , according to Sky News .
If confirmed , the insolvency is expected to trigger a scramble among creditors to seize control of company assets .
It 's yet more bleak news for the high street , where major brands including Debenhams , Peacocks , Oasis and Warehouse have all slid into insolvency since the pandemic hit in March .

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The retail empire behind high street fashion brands including Topshop is reportedly on the brink of collapse.
Sir Philip Green's Arcadia Group is expected to appoint administrators in the coming days, with around 15,000 jobs at risk.
The company, which also owns Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins, Burton, Evans and Wallis, said the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown closures had 'had a material impact on trading across our businesses'.
Deloitte is expected to handle the insolvency process, according to the Press Association news agency.
Arcadia said it is 'working on a number of contingency options' after Sky News reported the group’s future is in doubt.
An Arcadia spokesman said: “We are aware of the recent media speculation surrounding the future of Arcadia.
“The forced closure of our stores for sustained periods as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic has had a material impact on trading across our businesses.
“As a result, the Arcadia boards have been working on a number of contingency options to secure the future of the group’s brands.
“The brands continue to trade and our stores will be opening again in England and ROI as soon as the Government Covid-19 restrictions are lifted next week.”
Arcadia has more than 500 retail stores across the UK, the majority of which are currently shut under England's second national lockdown, which has forced the closure of non-essential retail.
Shops will be allowed to reopen under all three levels of the tougher new tier system from December 2.
The group had been in emergency talks with lenders, hoping to secure a £30m loan to shore up its finances.
The administration process could begin as early as Monday, according to Sky News.
If confirmed, the insolvency is expected to trigger a scramble among creditors to seize control of company assets.
It's yet more bleak news for the high street, where major brands including Debenhams, Peacocks, Oasis and Warehouse have all slid into insolvency since the pandemic hit in March.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--More than 1,200 people slapped with Covid-19 fines in Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester Police has issued more than a thousand people with fines for breaking coronavirus rules since the end of the summer – with men and young people among the worst offenders .
Since August 7 , the force has handed out 1,224 fixed penalty notice for breaches of the national Covid-19 restrictions .
These have included seven £10,000 penalties for large events , including unauthorised wedding celebrations and house parties .
At the beginning of this month police discovered a party at a warehouse in Salford , which turned out to be a wedding event with around 200 people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and even an MC .
Almost half of all the fines dished out by GMP were made between October 10 and November 11 , with 570 penalties issued across the four weeks .
Men are by far the biggest offenders , being handed 729 penalties since August , compared with 495 given to women , the force told the Local Democracy Reporting Service .
The figures also reveal that young people are also much more likely to be penalised for breaking coronavirus rules than older people – reflecting action GMP took against students @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all the fines handed out , 505 were given to people aged between 18 and 24 , and 341 to residents between 25 and 34 .
This compares to 147 for people aged between 45 and 54 , and just 58 for those over 55-years-old .
The majority of fixed penalties were issued to people involved in an indoor or outdoor gathering of more than two people .
These fines – which start at £200 for a first offence , reduced to £100 if paid within 14 days – were handed out 915 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
A further 26 penalties were issued for people gathering in groups bigger than 30 , the maximum number allowed at funerals .
There were also 40 fines handed to people failing to self-isolate after returning from abroad – a minimum £1,000 penalty .
And 11 fixed penalty notices were handed to premises remaining open after the 10pm curfew .
There were also seven £10,000 fines issued for ‘ unlicensed music events ’ .
It was revealed last week that coronavirus lockdown rule-breakers in the region with unpaid fines could be hauled before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , deputy mayor of the city-region , has maintained that fixed penalty notices are the best deterrent for breaching Covid-19 regulations .
Speaking at the Mayoral weekly press conference on Wednesday , Baroness Hughes said : “ Certainly Greater Manchester police will continue to issue £10k fines if the circumstances demand it.
” She added that people had 28 days after a fine was issued in which to pay it .
“ We will be taking stock when that period ends to see if they have been paid or not , ” Baroness @ @ @

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Greater Manchester Police has issued more than a thousand people with fines for breaking coronavirus rules since the end of the summer – with men and young people among the worst offenders.
Since August 7, the force has handed out 1,224 fixed penalty notice for breaches of the national Covid-19 restrictions.
These have included seven £10,000 penalties for large events, including unauthorised wedding celebrations and house parties.
At the beginning of this month police discovered a party at a warehouse in Salford, which turned out to be a wedding event with around 200 people, caterers, musicians, sound equipment and even an MC.
Almost half of all the fines dished out by GMP were made between October 10 and November 11, with 570 penalties issued across the four weeks.
Men are by far the biggest offenders, being handed 729 penalties since August, compared with 495 given to women, the force told the Local Democracy Reporting Service .
The figures also reveal that young people are also much more likely to be penalised for breaking coronavirus rules than older people – reflecting action GMP took against students following their return to universities.
Of all the fines handed out, 505 were given to people aged between 18 and 24, and 341 to residents between 25 and 34.
This compares to 147 for people aged between 45 and 54, and just 58 for those over 55-years-old.
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The majority of fixed penalties were issued to people involved in an indoor or outdoor gathering of more than two people.
These fines – which start at £200 for a first offence, reduced to £100 if paid within 14 days – were handed out 915 times between August 7 and November 11.
A further 26 penalties were issued for people gathering in groups bigger than 30, the maximum number allowed at funerals.
There were also 40 fines handed to people failing to self-isolate after returning from abroad – a minimum £1,000 penalty.
And 11 fixed penalty notices were handed to premises remaining open after the 10pm curfew.
There were also seven £10,000 fines issued for ‘unlicensed music events’.
It was revealed last week that coronavirus lockdown rule-breakers in the region with unpaid fines could be hauled before a special court.
Baroness Beverley Hughes, deputy mayor of the city-region, has maintained that fixed penalty notices are the best deterrent for breaching Covid-19 regulations.
Speaking at the Mayoral weekly press conference on Wednesday, Baroness Hughes said: “Certainly Greater Manchester police will continue to issue £10k fines if the circumstances demand it.”
She added that people had 28 days after a fine was issued in which to pay it.
“We will be taking stock when that period ends to see if they have been paid or not,” Baroness Hughes said.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-27--Pep Guardiola Man City press conference LIVE

Manchester City are back in Premier League action on Saturday against Burnley to kick-start a run of fixtures that they @ @ @ @ @ up the table .
After defeat at Tottenham , City returned to winning ways in @ @ @ @ @ 1-0 victory over Olympiacos .
However , their form in the league will need to @ @ @ @ @ 13th after eight games , albeit with a game in hand over most rivals .
@ @ @ @ @ , West Brom , Manchester United , Southampton and Newcastle in their following five league @ @ @ @ @ to climb up the table .
Pep Guardiola will speak to the media this afternoon @ @ @ @ @ , and he could confirm that City have no injury worries for the first time @ @ @ @ @ Ake returning to training following a hamstring issue , City do n't appear to have @ @ @ @ @ rested Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne completely for the midweek win , and they @ @ @ @ @ on Saturday .
Follow everything Guardiola has to say here .

Manchester City are back in Premier League action on Saturday against Burnley to kick-start a run of fixtures that they will hope can fire them up the table.
After defeat at Tottenham, City returned to winning ways in Greece this week with a 1-0 victory over Olympiacos. However, their form in the league will need to be improved, with City 13th after eight games, albeit with a game in hand over most rivals. After Burnley City face Fulham, West Brom, Manchester United, Southampton and Newcastle in their following five league games, providing an opportunity to climb up the table.
Pep Guardiola spoke to the media this afternoon (1.30pm GMT start), and he confirmed that City have no new injury worries for the first time this season. With Nathan Ake returning to training following a hamstring issue, City don't appear to have any outstanding absentees.
Guardiola rested Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne completely for the midweek win, and they could return at the Etihad on Saturday.
Follow everything Guardiola has to say here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--PM warns of 'disastrous consequences' for NHS if tiers aren't introduced

Boris Johnson has warned there will be “ disastrous consequences ” for the NHS without the introduction of new tiered coronavirus restrictions when the national lockdown ends next week .
The Prime Minister , who is facing a rebellion from his backbenchers over the stringent measures , urged the nation to “ work together ” with tiering , testing and vaccines .
Writing in the Mail on Sunday , Mr Johnson said he believed Easter would mark a “ real chance to return to something like life as normal ” , but stressed that it was still too early to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We can ’ t blow it now .
We can ’ t just throw it all away – not when freedom is in sight .
We have worked too hard , lost too many , sacrificed too much , just to see our efforts incinerated in another volcanic eruption of the virus… “ We are so nearly out of our captivity .
We can see the sunlit upland pastures ahead .
But if we try to jump the fence now , we will simply tangle ourselves in the last barbed wire , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ So let ’ s do the job properly .
Let ’ s work together , and with tiering , testing and vaccines let ’ s make 2021 the year we kick covid out , take back control of our lives and reclaim all the things we love.
” Mr Johnson likened the development of effective vaccines to the “ morale-boosting bugle-blasting excitement of Wellington ’ s Prussian allies coming through the woods on the afternoon of Waterloo ” .
And he said : “ If and when we can begin delivering those shots @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the most vulnerable groups – we will know we have won.
” It comes after the Prime Minister wrote to Conservative MPs offering them a second vote on the tier system early next year in a bid to head off a Commons rebellion on the measures this week .
Mr Johnson has angered some of his party with the plan to impose stringent restrictions across much of England from Wednesday , and could struggle to get the measures through Parliament on Tuesday .
But in a letter to colleagues on Saturday evening , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sunset clause – or expiry date – of February 3 , with MPs offered the chance to vote to extend them .
The Government will review local areas ’ tiers every fortnight and bring the regulations before Parliament after the fourth review on January 27 which will determine whether the tier system stays in place until the end of March .
Mr Johnson also said the first such review , on December 16 , would consider the views of local directors of public health , with a final decision on whether any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cabinet committee .
The changes would come into effect on December 19 .
In a further olive branch to MPs , the Prime Minister committed to publish more data and outline what circumstances need to change for an area to move down a tier , as well analysis of the health , economic and social impacts of the measures taken to suppress coronavirus .
Only the Isle of Wight , Cornwall , and the Isles of Scilly will be under the lightest Tier 1 controls , while large swathes of the Midlands , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the most restrictive Tier 3 .
In total , 99 % of England will enter Tier 2 or 3 , with tight restrictions on bars and restaurants and a ban on households mixing indoors when the four-week national lockdown lifts on Wednesday .
Several senior Tories have expressed opposition to the plan , including the 1922 Committee chairman Sir Graham Brady who said he wanted to see people “ treated as adults ” and trusted with their own health decisions .

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Boris Johnson has warned there will be “disastrous consequences” for the NHS without the introduction of new tiered coronavirus restrictions when the national lockdown ends next week.
The Prime Minister, who is facing a rebellion from his backbenchers over the stringent measures, urged the nation to “work together” with tiering, testing and vaccines.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday, Mr Johnson said he believed Easter would mark a “real chance to return to something like life as normal”, but stressed that it was still too early to relax restrictions.
He said: “We can’t blow it now. We can’t just throw it all away – not when freedom is in sight. We have worked too hard, lost too many, sacrificed too much, just to see our efforts incinerated in another volcanic eruption of the virus…
“We are so nearly out of our captivity. We can see the sunlit upland pastures ahead. But if we try to jump the fence now, we will simply tangle ourselves in the last barbed wire, with disastrous consequences for the NHS.
“So let’s do the job properly. Let’s work together, and with tiering, testing and vaccines let’s make 2021 the year we kick covid out, take back control of our lives and reclaim all the things we love.”
Mr Johnson likened the development of effective vaccines to the “morale-boosting bugle-blasting excitement of Wellington’s Prussian allies coming through the woods on the afternoon of Waterloo”.
And he said: “If and when we can begin delivering those shots in the national arm – beginning with the most vulnerable groups – we will know we have won.”
It comes after the Prime Minister wrote to Conservative MPs offering them a second vote on the tier system early next year in a bid to head off a Commons rebellion on the measures this week.
Mr Johnson has angered some of his party with the plan to impose stringent restrictions across much of England from Wednesday, and could struggle to get the measures through Parliament on Tuesday.
But in a letter to colleagues on Saturday evening, Mr Johnson said the regulations would contain a sunset clause – or expiry date – of February 3, with MPs offered the chance to vote to extend them.
The Government will review local areas’ tiers every fortnight and bring the regulations before Parliament after the fourth review on January 27 which will determine whether the tier system stays in place until the end of March.
Mr Johnson also said the first such review, on December 16, would consider the views of local directors of public health, with a final decision on whether any areas should change tiers made at a Cabinet committee. The changes would come into effect on December 19.
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In a further olive branch to MPs, the Prime Minister committed to publish more data and outline what circumstances need to change for an area to move down a tier, as well analysis of the health, economic and social impacts of the measures taken to suppress coronavirus.
Only the Isle of Wight, Cornwall, and the Isles of Scilly will be under the lightest Tier 1 controls, while large swathes of the Midlands, North East and North West are in the most restrictive Tier 3.
In total, 99% of England will enter Tier 2 or 3, with tight restrictions on bars and restaurants and a ban on households mixing indoors when the four-week national lockdown lifts on Wednesday.
Several senior Tories have expressed opposition to the plan, including the 1922 Committee chairman Sir Graham Brady who said he wanted to see people “treated as adults” and trusted with their own health decisions.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Solskjaer wants more Man Utd players to follow Fernandes' leadership example

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is happy to see Bruno Fernandes demand more from his Manchester United teammates and wants to see the rest of his squad follow the same example .
Fernandes dishing out telling offs to teammates during games have become as common as the Portuguese playmaker scoring goals since his arrival from Sporting Lisbon in January .
The 26-year-old has exacting standards and is n't afraid to tell his colleagues when they do n't meet them , but that 's a trait Solskjaer is happy to embrace in his side - as long as it 's quickly forgotten .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ was full of senior professionals who would happily confront each other when necessary and he 's hoping to engender the same spirit within this squad .
“ In the heat of the moment people are allowed to air their frustration and be angry for a second or two , but then it ’ s over and done with , because it ’ s just for the benefit of the team .
If it lingers on that ’ s a different scenario , '' said Solskjaer .
“ I ’ ve been in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has that inner justice where it ’ s not just the managers and the coaches that shout .
I want players to take responsibility and put other players into their places at times when it ’ s necessary .
“ They 're out there fighting for one cause and that ’ s for the team to win .
“ The players have reacted really well [ to Fernandes ] , we see different kinds of leadership , some lead by example , some lead by both , once in a while you just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deserve one .
“ He ’ s not just giving out rollockings , he ’ s also instructing players .
“ We can all learn from his mentality and mindset , that winning mentality , if it ’ s 2-0 he wants 3-0 , if it ’ s 4-0 he wants 5-0 , he always wants the team to improve.
” Fernandes has walked the walk with it , becoming the fastest United midfielder to 20 goals and he 's stepped up at key moments for Solskjaer 's side .
Now the challenge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decisive in the heat of battle .
“ Yeah we all need to step up and improve , of course we do .
Especially in difficult times - and Bruno has done that He has stepped up and taken penalties – that is just an example , '' added Solskjaer .
“ Say at Brighton in the 98th minute or at Leicester last season to qualify for the Champions League , those pressure moments he likes .
“ Marcus [ Rashford ] , he did it v PSG , he likes them .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the sign of a Manchester United player – a player who can step up when it might go wrong .
“ If you ’ re 4-0 up , 5-0 up and you ’ re ‘ I want to show my flicks and style , I want to take a penalty then ’ well that ’ s a different mindset .
“ Bruno has had a fantastic influence and impact in that respect .
“ He has come in and said I ’ m not afraid of anything here .
That ’ s what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t be afraid of anything on a football pitch , the last year has shown that to everyone – when you ’ re on the pitch you should feel free and step up and be confident .
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is happy to see Bruno Fernandes demand more from his Manchester United teammates and wants to see the rest of his squad follow the same example.
Fernandes dishing out telling offs to teammates during games have become as common as the Portuguese playmaker scoring goals since his arrival from Sporting Lisbon in January.
The 26-year-old has exacting standards and isn't afraid to tell his colleagues when they don't meet them, but that's a trait Solskjaer is happy to embrace in his side - as long as it's quickly forgotten.
Solskjaer played in a United team that was full of senior professionals who would happily confront each other when necessary and he's hoping to engender the same spirit within this squad.
“In the heat of the moment people are allowed to air their frustration and be angry for a second or two, but then it’s over and done with, because it’s just for the benefit of the team. If it lingers on that’s a different scenario," said Solskjaer.
“I’ve been in a team and I like a team that has that inner justice where it’s not just the managers and the coaches that shout. I want players to take responsibility and put other players into their places at times when it’s necessary.
“They're out there fighting for one cause and that’s for the team to win.
“The players have reacted really well [to Fernandes], we see different kinds of leadership, some lead by example, some lead by both, once in a while you just have to take a rollicking when you deserve one.
“He’s not just giving out rollockings, he’s also instructing players.
“We can all learn from his mentality and mindset, that winning mentality, if it’s 2-0 he wants 3-0, if it’s 4-0 he wants 5-0, he always wants the team to improve.”
Fernandes has walked the walk with it, becoming the fastest United midfielder to 20 goals and he's stepped up at key moments for Solskjaer's side.
Now the challenge is for other players to prove as decisive in the heat of battle.
“Yeah we all need to step up and improve, of course we do. Especially in difficult times - and Bruno has done that He has stepped up and taken penalties – that is just an example," added Solskjaer.
“Say at Brighton in the 98th minute or at Leicester last season to qualify for the Champions League, those pressure moments he likes.
“Marcus [Rashford], he did it v PSG, he likes them. That’s pressure. That is the sign of a Manchester United player – a player who can step up when it might go wrong.
“If you’re 4-0 up, 5-0 up and you’re ‘I want to show my flicks and style, I want to take a penalty then’ well that’s a different mindset.
“Bruno has had a fantastic influence and impact in that respect.
“He has come in and said I’m not afraid of anything here. That’s what you should be. You shouldn’t be afraid of anything on a football pitch, the last year has shown that to everyone – when you’re on the pitch you should feel free and step up and be confident.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sets Manchester United new consistency challenge

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is confident his Manchester United side are becoming a more consistent force after identifying that as a trait they need to get close to mounting a title challenge .
United have been plagued with inconsistency under Solskjaer and that 's continued at times this season , with the 6-1 defeat to Tottenham and the 2-1 reverse at Istanbul Basaksehir prime examples .
Solskjaer accepts United will not mount a title challenge until that level of consistency is found but he does believe his side are on the right track and he points to the fact they 've @ @ @ @ @ @ @ League games as evidence of that .
“ Teams that win the league put good runs together , consistent ones , '' Solskjaer said ahead of Sunday 's meeting at Southampton .
“ I know this season is more uncertain , but if you look at the last 40 games with this team , we win two and draw one , win two and lose one .
So we are getting consistent .
“ Look at the stats since we got the latest transfer in , since Bruno came in .
Since the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more points , so we are getting there .
We are getting better and better . ''
Solskjaer also insists his side were dealt a poor hand at the start of the season , when they were forced to kick-off their Premier League campaign on the back of a pre-season lasting just a couple of weeks , which was blighted by international call-ups .
“ We did not start the league campaign on a par with everyone else because of Europe and a pre-season we didn ’ t have , '' he said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we ’ re capable of .
In the games against Crystal Palace and Tottenham , of course you don ’ t like to lose , but there were reasons behind them . ''
United are still 10th in the Premier League this season ahead of today 's game at St Mary 's , with a repeat of last season 's top four finish a minimum target for the club .
Solskjaer 's side do still have a game in hand and it 's been a season plagued by unusual results in exceptional circumstances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Champions League with a 4-1 victory over Istanbul Basaksehir at Old Trafford .
Bruno Fernandes ' brace set Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course for a third successive win , with Marcus Rashford and Daniel James also on the scoresheet .
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“ If we carry on improving and keep the mindset , I am very sure we will move up , '' said Solskjaer .
“ This season is very unpredictable and the main thing is keep the right mindset and improve , making sure the next game is always the most important and don ’ t take our eye off the ball .
“ You can forgive any mistake as long as you have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I feel we are getting there . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is confident his Manchester United side are becoming a more consistent force after identifying that as a trait they need to get close to mounting a title challenge.
United have been plagued with inconsistency under Solskjaer and that's continued at times this season, with the 6-1 defeat to Tottenham and the 2-1 reverse at Istanbul Basaksehir prime examples.
Solskjaer accepts United will not mount a title challenge until that level of consistency is found but he does believe his side are on the right track and he points to the fact they've lost three of their last 22 Premier League games as evidence of that.
“Teams that win the league put good runs together, consistent ones," Solskjaer said ahead of Sunday's meeting at Southampton.
“I know this season is more uncertain, but if you look at the last 40 games with this team, we win two and draw one, win two and lose one. So we are getting consistent.
“Look at the stats since we got the latest transfer in, since Bruno came in. Since the Burnley game, only Liverpool have taken more points, so we are getting there. We are getting better and better."
Solskjaer also insists his side were dealt a poor hand at the start of the season, when they were forced to kick-off their Premier League campaign on the back of a pre-season lasting just a couple of weeks, which was blighted by international call-ups.
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“We did not start the league campaign on a par with everyone else because of Europe and a pre-season we didn’t have," he said.
“Now we are showing what we’re capable of. In the games against Crystal Palace and Tottenham, of course you don’t like to lose, but there were reasons behind them."
United are still 10th in the Premier League this season ahead of today's game at St Mary's, with a repeat of last season's top four finish a minimum target for the club.
Solskjaer's side do still have a game in hand and it's been a season plagued by unusual results in exceptional circumstances.
“If we carry on improving and keep the mindset, I am very sure we will move up," said Solskjaer.
“This season is very unpredictable and the main thing is keep the right mindset and improve, making sure the next game is always the most important and don’t take our eye off the ball.
“You can forgive any mistake as long as you have the right mindset and approach - and I feel we are getting there."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--I'm A Celebrity fans furious as they get another re-run show

I 'm A Celebrity viewers were not impressed to find another episode of 'best bit ' clips as they tuned in on Saturday night .
Last weekend fans of the ITV reality show complained in their droves on social media after they realised they were n't getting any live action from Gwrych Castle in Wales .
The backlash even led I 'm A Celebrity 's hosts Ant and Dec to answer to viewers ' criticism .
So they were fuming to realise they were getting the same after the second week in the castle .
As well as showing re-runs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days , ITV has explained that Saturdays are the 'best of the week episodes ' with unseen footage and new links .
But many fans of the show , which ends on Friday , were left disappointed .
`` Me excited for Saturday night ’ s I ’ m a Celebrity then realised it is another recap of the week , '' tweeted one fan .
`` When the producers decided not to listen to us about the recap episodes , '' said another .
`` What 's up with I 'm A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week why do I need to see it again ? ''
raged another fan .
`` It 's really p***ing me off Saturday prime time and repeat the show again ?
NO THIS IS NOT ON . ''
Last Sunday , poking fun at the furore over the highlights show , Dec began : `` We 've got a bumper 75 minute show for you , completely live and without a highlights package in sight . ''
Ant added : `` Thanks for all your messages about last night 's pre-recorded highlights show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It was n't just highlights though , there was loads of unseen footage ! ''
Ant then commented : `` We really appreciate the feedback , although , I should point out , medically I ca n't do that to myself . ''
Prior to the start of the episode , the presenting duo also poked fun at the angry comments in one of their Instagram Stories .
`` Right , we 're off to rehearsals to rehearse the LIVE show .
The LIVE show this evening , '' said Ant .
Dec @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tonight with all new footage .
`` Not a recap in sight .
It 's live ! ''

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I'm A Celebrity viewers were not impressed to find another episode of 'best bit' clips as they tuned in on Saturday night.
Last weekend fans of the ITV reality show complained in their droves on social media after they realised they weren't getting any live action from Gwrych Castle in Wales.
The backlash even led I'm A Celebrity's hosts Ant and Dec to answer to viewers' criticism.
So they were fuming to realise they were getting the same after the second week in the castle.
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As well as showing re-runs of the action over the past six days, ITV has explained that Saturdays are the 'best of the week episodes' with unseen footage and new links.
But many fans of the show, which ends on Friday, were left disappointed.
"Me excited for Saturday night’s I’m a Celebrity then realised it is another recap of the week," tweeted one fan.
"When the producers decided not to listen to us about the recap episodes," said another.
"What's up with I'm A Celebrity? if watched it all bleeding week why do I need to see it again?" raged another fan.
"It's really p***ing me off Saturday prime time and repeat the show again? NO THIS IS NOT ON."
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Last Sunday, poking fun at the furore over the highlights show, Dec began: "We've got a bumper 75 minute show for you, completely live and without a highlights package in sight."
Ant added: "Thanks for all your messages about last night's pre-recorded highlights show," before Dec interrupted: "It wasn't just highlights though, there was loads of unseen footage!"
Ant then commented: "We really appreciate the feedback, although, I should point out, medically I can't do that to myself."
Prior to the start of the episode, the presenting duo also poked fun at the angry comments in one of their Instagram Stories.
"Right, we're off to rehearsals to rehearse the LIVE show. The LIVE show this evening," said Ant.
Dec then added: "We're LIVE tonight with all new footage. "Not a recap in sight. It's live!"


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Tyson Fury's opens up on battle with OCD

Manchester Boxing star Tyson Fury says his obsessive compulsive disorder ( OCD ) is so severe it leads him to adjusting other people 's ties .
The Wythenshawe-born WBC heavyweight champion says the condition also sees him having to intervene if he sees something that is 'non-symmetrical . '
And despite standing at 6ft 9in tall and being undefeated in the ring , the star dubbed the Gypsy King says he is waiting for the day he gets punched because of it .
He has compared himself to obsessively tidy loner Melvin Udall , played by Jack Nicholson in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as he admitted OCD is the one battle he has lost , reports the Daily Star .
Fury , 32 , who has spent years battling anxiety and depression , said : “ If you ’ ve seen that Jack Nicholson film As Good As It Gets – where the character he plays can ’ t bear to stand on the cracks of the pavement ( or sidewalk for our American friends ) – you ’ ll have been introduced to the weird world of OCD .
“ There are four types of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a thing about tidiness and wanting everything to be in order and in its right place .
`` In fact , if something is amiss and non-symmetrical – be it a stranger ’ s tie or a picture frame off-kilter – I have to politely intervene and straighten things up , otherwise it bothers me no end .
“ The advantage of being almost 7ft tall is that no-one has hit me for it… yet.
” Fury added that thanks to exercise , he has overcome the depression demons which almost drove him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 28st before he got back in shape and reclaimed the world heavyweight title .
But he said doing lockdown workouts at his home in Morecambe , Lancs was risky because he almost knocked himself out when jumping up and down .
He said : “ How many times I ’ ve banged my skull on that bloody chandelier in our front room while doing burpees doesn ’ t bear thinking about.
” It comes after Tyson has admitted that during his darkest days he had “ given up hope to breathe ” , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The reigning heavyweight champion , won his first title in 2015 , upsetting Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf .
But after climbing the boxing mountain , the ‘ Gypsy King ’ suffered a mental breakdown which culminated in him attempting suicide .
“ It got pretty bad , ” he told ITV ’ s This Morning .
“ I didn ’ t want to live anymore , that was the feeling for quite a number of years .
“ I attempted suicide .
I attempted to drink myself to death .
Every day was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just didn ’ t want to live .
“ I couldn ’ t put my finger on what it was , because if you can put your finger on what it was , you ’ d just stop doing that thing and then you think you ’ re better .
“ With mental health , it ’ s not a disability you can actually see .
It was pretty dark days , when you give up hope to breathe and don ’ t want to live anymore , that ’ s as dark @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ending it .
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Manchester Boxing star Tyson Fury says his obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is so severe it leads him to adjusting other people's ties.
The Wythenshawe-born WBC heavyweight champion says the condition also sees him having to intervene if he sees something that is 'non-symmetrical.'
And despite standing at 6ft 9in tall and being undefeated in the ring, the star dubbed the Gypsy King says he is waiting for the day he gets punched because of it.
He has compared himself to obsessively tidy loner Melvin Udall, played by Jack Nicholson in the 1997 comedy As Good As It Gets as he admitted OCD is the one battle he has lost, reports the Daily Star.
(Image: ITV)
Fury, 32, who has spent years battling anxiety and depression, said: “If you’ve seen that Jack Nicholson film As Good As It Gets – where the character he plays can’t bear to stand on the cracks of the pavement (or sidewalk for our American friends) – you’ll have been introduced to the weird world of OCD.
“There are four types of OCD. In my case I have a thing about tidiness and wanting everything to be in order and in its right place.
"In fact, if something is amiss and non-symmetrical – be it a stranger’s tie or a picture frame off-kilter – I have to politely intervene and straighten things up, otherwise it bothers me no end.
“The advantage of being almost 7ft tall is that no-one has hit me for it… yet.”
Fury added that thanks to exercise, he has overcome the depression demons which almost drove him to suicide.
(Image: Channel 4)
He had ballooned to 28st before he got back in shape and reclaimed the world heavyweight title.
But he said doing lockdown workouts at his home in Morecambe, Lancs was risky because he almost knocked himself out when jumping up and down.
He said: “How many times I’ve banged my skull on that bloody chandelier in our front room while doing burpees doesn’t bear thinking about.”
It comes after Tyson has admitted that during his darkest days he had “given up hope to breathe”, as he struggled with suicidal thoughts.
The reigning heavyweight champion, won his first title in 2015, upsetting Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf.
But after climbing the boxing mountain, the ‘Gypsy King’ suffered a mental breakdown which culminated in him attempting suicide.
“It got pretty bad,” he told ITV’s This Morning. “I didn’t want to live anymore, that was the feeling for quite a number of years.
“I attempted suicide. I attempted to drink myself to death. Every day was a terrible day for me and I just didn’t want to live.
“I couldn’t put my finger on what it was, because if you can put your finger on what it was, you’d just stop doing that thing and then you think you’re better.
“With mental health, it’s not a disability you can actually see. It was pretty dark days, when you give up hope to breathe and don’t want to live anymore, that’s as dark as it can possibly be, without ending it.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Strictly confusion as Craig said HRVY is 'GOAT' and no-one knew what he meant

Judge Craig Revel Horwood caused confusion on Strictly Come Dancing when he critiqued HRVY 's performance with dance partner Janette Manrara .
Craig attempted to be 'down with the teens ' when he simply described 21-year-old HRVY as 'GOAT . '
But unfortunately it was lost on fans of the BBC One dance show .
Only one audience member at Elstree Studios could be heard cheering 'yes ! '
at his comment .
`` Obviously no-one 's down with the teens as much as me , '' chuckled Craig .
Host Tess Daly asked him to explain what it meant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for greatest of all time . ''
On hearing his explanation HRVY , real name Harvey Leigh Cantwell , and Janette leaped with delight .
Craig added : `` I thought it stood for 'good on all timing ' but brilliant . ''
Fans took to social media to delight at the moment .
`` TV MOMENT OF THE YEAR # Strictly , '' tweeted one .
`` I have no idea what Craig is on about .
# Craig # Strictly # goat still , good for Harvey I guess ! ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ believe no one knew what goat meant , poor Craig , '' commented another .
`` Can ’ t believe I didn ’ t know what GOAT stood for until Craig said it on Strictly , '' said another .
Another Strictly viewer said : `` Screaming at the awkward silence when Craig said GOAT . ''
`` The awkward pause and one person yelling 'YES ! '
After Craig said GOAT , '' wrote another .
`` Everyone so confused at Craig calling HRVY a GOAT , '' said another viewer .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ tens across the board from the judges , which was a show record .
The pair were told there had never been a perfect score in week six before since Strictly launched in 2004 .

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Judge Craig Revel Horwood caused confusion on Strictly Come Dancing when he critiqued HRVY's performance with dance partner Janette Manrara.
Craig attempted to be 'down with the teens' when he simply described 21-year-old HRVY as 'GOAT.'
But unfortunately it was lost on fans of the BBC One dance show.
Only one audience member at Elstree Studios could be heard cheering 'yes!' at his comment.
(Image: BBC One)
"Obviously no-one's down with the teens as much as me," chuckled Craig.
Host Tess Daly asked him to explain what it meant and he said: "It stands for greatest of all time."
On hearing his explanation HRVY, real name Harvey Leigh Cantwell, and Janette leaped with delight.
Craig added: "I thought it stood for 'good on all timing' but brilliant."
Fans took to social media to delight at the moment.
"TV MOMENT OF THE YEAR #Strictly," tweeted one.
"I have no idea what Craig is on about. #Craig #Strictly #goat still, good for Harvey I guess!" said another.
"Can’t believe no one knew what goat meant, poor Craig," commented another.
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"Can’t believe I didn’t know what GOAT stood for until Craig said it on Strictly," said another.
Another Strictly viewer said: "Screaming at the awkward silence when Craig said GOAT."
"The awkward pause and one person yelling 'YES!' After Craig said GOAT," wrote another.
"Everyone so confused at Craig calling HRVY a GOAT," said another viewer.
As the scores came in they got tens across the board from the judges, which was a show record.
The pair were told there had never been a perfect score in week six before since Strictly launched in 2004.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Charity responds to outrage as deer culled at RHS Bridgewater

The Royal Horticultural Society has confirmed it has been culling deer at its Bridgewater Garden amid outrage over the policy .
RHS Garden Bridgewater admitted it has been culling the local roe deer population to 'limit the significant potential damage to plants , shrubs and trees ' at the Worsley site .
The statement comes after a number of members of the public complained to the charity about the practice , calling it 'sickening and saddening ' .
As reports of the culling surfaced among Salford residents today ( November 27 ) , criticism flooded in on social media .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ naively thought the society would be more sympathetic to the environment .
It is disgraceful . ''
Several people said they approached the gardening charity to ask whether the reports of culling were true .
In a statement , RHS Garden Bridgewater said that 'humane culling ' was carried out on a 'very small number of deer ' as 'the only viable option to control ' the group which remain outside the centre 's deer enclosure .
The charity added that 'due to Covid-19 restrictions , it was not possible to herd , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ question because of the 'large number of people that would be needed ' for such an exercise .
A spokesperson said : `` Many thanks to everyone who got in touch with us today about the management of roe deer on the RHS Bridgewater site .
`` RHS Garden Bridgewater worked with wildlife experts to assess the impact of the local roe deer population .
To limit the significant potential damage to plants , shrubs and trees , a secure deer-proof fence has been installed around the perimeter of the garden and an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a large deer enclosure in the north east quadrant of the site .
`` A small population of deer remain within the deer enclosure and there is a plan to safely relocate them at a future date to another location .
However , a very small number of deer have occupied the space outside the deer enclosure and due to the current COVID-19 restrictions it was not possible to herd , net and relocate them due to the large number of people required for such an exercise .
`` Professional advice was sought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ viable option to control this small group .
This was completed in as humane a way as possible by a fully accredited veterinary surgeon and consultant in the health , welfare and management of deer , licenced through Natural England , during the statutory open season for roe deer . ''
The charity added that the deer 'posed a threat ' to other species of wildlife at the site , saying : `` We were really sorry to have to make this difficult decision , but we understand that proactive herd management , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential to maintain healthy herd sizes .
`` Roe deer are not a protected species and without any natural predators their population has dramatically increased in recent years ; reaching levels where they seriously threaten the habitats other species depend on , causing damage to the health and resilience of gardens and woodlands and placing additional pressure on the health of existing herds .
`` We 'd like to reassure you that we take our custodianship of the RHS Garden Bridgewater site and its existing wildlife very seriously .
`` On taking ownership @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were brought in to survey all major protected wildlife groups , including birds , mammals and amphibians , and to create a biodiversity management strategy .
`` The RHS has been working to this strategy ever since , both to safeguard existing wildlife and to enhance biodiversity across the site .
`` Our seven designated habitat types ( orchard , ponds , arable field margins , hedgerows , lowland meadows , lowland deciduous woodland and some elements of the extremely scarce wet woodland ) are being actively managed and huge changes in diversity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birds , amphibians and small mammals will become evident over the coming years . ''
The gardening charity 's response has been met with controversy online .
Some Facebook users were quick to point out that deer culling is carried out on other sites , including National Trust estates Tatton Park and Dunham Massey , in order to 'keep the herd healthy ' .
But others shared their fury , as one person commented : `` Absolutely appalled and sickened to read this !
RHS Bridgewater was supposed to be something the local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have shown their true colours - how dare they bulldoze their way into the home of these animals who have been there for many many years and then hunt them down because they are an inconvenience !
`` I wish nothing but bad luck on the whole project and all those who made this decision ! ''
A petition was also set up to calling for the culling to be stopped at the Bridgewater Garden .
The change.org petition was set up by Sam Sykes , who wrote : `` RHS Garden Bridgewater @ @ @ @ @ @ @ roe deer on site .
`` Absolutely inexcusable behaviour , especially as they admit they have prioritised plants over animals .
`` The deer had previously inhabited the site for over a century and were 'moved on ' by the RHS , who had refused to admit culpability for the increased amount of deer who had drowned in the Bridgewater canal whilst their building work was ongoing .
`` We can NOT let them cruelly kill ANY more wildlife . ''
The petition already had more than 100 signatures in just over an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the petition suggested a boycott on the RHS , while another reads : `` This is the deer 's natural habitat long before RHS ! ''
What disgusting behaviour . ''
The petition can be found here .

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The Royal Horticultural Society has confirmed it has been culling deer at its Bridgewater Garden amid outrage over the policy.
RHS Garden Bridgewater admitted it has been culling the local roe deer population to 'limit the significant potential damage to plants, shrubs and trees' at the Worsley site.
The statement comes after a number of members of the public complained to the charity about the practice, calling it 'sickening and saddening'.
As reports of the culling surfaced among Salford residents today (November 27), criticism flooded in on social media.
One Facebook user said: "I naively thought the society would be more sympathetic to the environment. It is disgraceful."
Several people said they approached the gardening charity to ask whether the reports of culling were true.
In a statement, RHS Garden Bridgewater said that 'humane culling' was carried out on a 'very small number of deer' as 'the only viable option to control' the group which remain outside the centre's deer enclosure.
The charity added that 'due to Covid-19 restrictions, it was not possible to herd, net and relocate' the deer in question because of the 'large number of people that would be needed' for such an exercise.
A spokesperson said: "Many thanks to everyone who got in touch with us today about the management of roe deer on the RHS Bridgewater site.
"RHS Garden Bridgewater worked with wildlife experts to assess the impact of the local roe deer population. To limit the significant potential damage to plants, shrubs and trees, a secure deer-proof fence has been installed around the perimeter of the garden and an internal fence has been erected to create a large deer enclosure in the north east quadrant of the site.
"A small population of deer remain within the deer enclosure and there is a plan to safely relocate them at a future date to another location. However, a very small number of deer have occupied the space outside the deer enclosure and due to the current COVID-19 restrictions it was not possible to herd, net and relocate them due to the large number of people required for such an exercise.
"Professional advice was sought and sadly humane culling was the only viable option to control this small group. This was completed in as humane a way as possible by a fully accredited veterinary surgeon and consultant in the health, welfare and management of deer, licenced through Natural England, during the statutory open season for roe deer."
The charity added that the deer 'posed a threat' to other species of wildlife at the site, saying: "We were really sorry to have to make this difficult decision, but we understand that proactive herd management, including humane culling by rifle, is essential to maintain healthy herd sizes.
"Roe deer are not a protected species and without any natural predators their population has dramatically increased in recent years; reaching levels where they seriously threaten the habitats other species depend on, causing damage to the health and resilience of gardens and woodlands and placing additional pressure on the health of existing herds.
(Image: Joel Goodman)
"We'd like to reassure you that we take our custodianship of the RHS Garden Bridgewater site and its existing wildlife very seriously.
"On taking ownership of the site, independent ecological consultants were brought in to survey all major protected wildlife groups, including birds, mammals and amphibians, and to create a biodiversity management strategy.
"The RHS has been working to this strategy ever since, both to safeguard existing wildlife and to enhance biodiversity across the site.
"Our seven designated habitat types (orchard, ponds, arable field margins, hedgerows, lowland meadows, lowland deciduous woodland and some elements of the extremely scarce wet woodland) are being actively managed and huge changes in diversity and abundance of plants, insects, birds, amphibians and small mammals will become evident over the coming years."
The gardening charity's response has been met with controversy online.
Some Facebook users were quick to point out that deer culling is carried out on other sites, including National Trust estates Tatton Park and Dunham Massey, in order to 'keep the herd healthy'.
But others shared their fury, as one person commented: "Absolutely appalled and sickened to read this! RHS Bridgewater was supposed to be something the local community could be proud of but they have shown their true colours - how dare they bulldoze their way into the home of these animals who have been there for many many years and then hunt them down because they are an inconvenience!
"I wish nothing but bad luck on the whole project and all those who made this decision!"
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A petition was also set up to calling for the culling to be stopped at the Bridgewater Garden.
The change.org petition was set up by Sam Sykes, who wrote: "RHS Garden Bridgewater admit to "humanely culling" the roe deer on site.
"Absolutely inexcusable behaviour, especially as they admit they have prioritised plants over animals.
"The deer had previously inhabited the site for over a century and were 'moved on' by the RHS, who had refused to admit culpability for the increased amount of deer who had drowned in the Bridgewater canal whilst their building work was ongoing.
"We can NOT let them cruelly kill ANY more wildlife."
The petition already had more than 100 signatures in just over an hour of being created.
One comment on the petition suggested a boycott on the RHS, while another reads: "This is the deer's natural habitat long before RHS!" What disgusting behaviour."
The petition can be found here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-28--Strictly fans baffled by Clara Amfo's shoes

Radio One presenter Clara Amfo received mixed comments after she performed the jive to Tina Turner 's River Deep Mountain High on Strictly Come Dancing .
Clara shimmied 60s-style as she kicked and flicked her way across the dancefloor in a fringe-detail top and shorts with pro dance partner Aljaz Skorjanec But fans of the BBC One dance show were left baffled by the choice of footwear .
Viewers noticed that she was sporting flats instead of heels , and they think the broadcaster might have been let down by her choice of shoe .
`` Poor Clara , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flat shoes never looks right to me , '' commented one viewer on Twitter .
`` I do n't get it , maybe she has an injury ?
Why would you not wear heeled shoes for a Tina Turner jive ? ''
asked another confused viewer .
`` She really needed to be in heels to get the right body position , '' commented another .
`` The flat shoes did n't seem to help Clara , '' said another Strictly fan .
`` Had she been done up like Tina Turner and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better , '' said another .
And another tweeted : `` Bad shoes klaxon .
That was really messy .
`` Did she forget the routine or did he ?
Leg action in the kicks and flicks was bang on but the shoes impacted her ability to be on the toe and could n't do the toe heel swivels at all . ''
They added : `` Difficult to watch , unfortunately . ''
Judge Motsi Mabuse said she had 'goosebumps ' from the performance .
But Shirley Ballas said she 's spotted @ @ @ @ @

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Radio One presenter Clara Amfo received mixed comments after she performed the jive to Tina Turner's River Deep Mountain High on Strictly Come Dancing.
Clara shimmied 60s-style as she kicked and flicked her way across the dancefloor in a fringe-detail top and shorts with pro dance partner Aljaz Skorjanec
But fans of the BBC One dance show were left baffled by the choice of footwear.
Viewers noticed that she was sporting flats instead of heels, and they think the broadcaster might have been let down by her choice of shoe.
"Poor Clara, that was such a hard dance. And flat shoes never looks right to me," commented one viewer on Twitter.
"I don't get it, maybe she has an injury? Why would you not wear heeled shoes for a Tina Turner jive?" asked another confused viewer.
"She really needed to be in heels to get the right body position," commented another.
(Image: BBC)
"The flat shoes didn't seem to help Clara," said another Strictly fan.
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"Had she been done up like Tina Turner and in heels it would have come off better," said another.
And another tweeted: "Bad shoes klaxon. That was really messy.
"Did she forget the routine or did he? Leg action in the kicks and flicks was bang on but the shoes impacted her ability to be on the toe and couldn't do the toe heel swivels at all."
They added: "Difficult to watch, unfortunately."
Judge Motsi Mabuse said she had 'goosebumps' from the performance.
But Shirley Ballas said she's spotted a 'few mistakes.'