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Snooker LIVE RESULTS: Latest from Championship League Winners’ Group with Trump and Wilson in action – updates
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After seven rounds of group play, the Winners’ Group gets underway TODAY, with the likes of Kyren Wilson and Judd Trump in action.
After playing six group matches each, the top four snooker stars will then meet in a semi-final and final both on Wednesday evening.
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Bloke shows off ‘graveyard beard’ tattoo but people call it a ‘nightmare come to life’ & warn he’ll never work again
A MAN has left people stunned after proudly showing off his new “graveyard beard” tattoo.
The bloke had taken to Facebook to boast about the latest addition to his ink collection – a huge graveyard which spanned from one ear, over the chin and to the other ear.
On his right side, there was also a picture of a huge, gnarly tree, which went all the way up to his cheekbone.
Other images included in the design were gravestones, crosses, an RIP tomb and a pair of gates – which sat directly on his chin.
Despite clearly being thrilled with his new ink, the man ended up “fighting for his life in the comments”, according to someone who posted the snaps on Reddit’s S**ty Tattoos thread.
“People are telling him to get it touched up by a different artist,” the poster added, “and clowning anyone who says it’s not incredible”.
Faced with the complaints, the guy then responded “it’s freshly done, it just needs to heal”, the Redditer said.
But unsurprisingly, people commenting on the Reddit post were equally harsh about the tattoo, with many insisting he’d struggle to get a job with such a bold inking.
“Look REAL close and you can see his future buried in that mess…” one wrote.
“Any semblance of a normal life depends on whether he could grow a beard to hide it,” another said.
“Man, wish I also had enough money that I could never be employable again,” a third sighed.
While others took aim at the tattoo artist who had inked him, with one writing: “The concept is… interesting at least.
“But the execution (and it’s a murder) is horrendous, just artless.”
“RIP to his face lol,” another said.
“I always say people with face tattoos are usually not good decision makers,” a third commented.
“This just proves the point. God damn!”
“Yeah the actual ink has terrible design and no subtlety,” another wrote.
“Could have been great in the right context but that ain’t it.”
Which tattoos hurt the most?
Depending on what part of your body you choose to ink, tattoos can range significantly in terms of pain levels.
Some of the most painful areas are those where the skin tends to be thinner or closer to the bone.
Each area has specific factors which contribute to the level of pain.
Ribcage: Thin skin, little muscle, and many nerve endings.
Feet and ankles: Many bones, tendons, and nerve endings close to the surface.
Hands and fingers: Many bones, tendons, and nerve endings, resulting in increased pain during tattooing. Knuckles can be especially painful.
Spine: Proximity of the spinal cord and nerve endings makes it sensitive. Tattooing directly over the vertebrae can be especially painful.
Knees and elbows: Thin skin and little padding between the skin and the underlying bones.
Armpits and groin: High concentration of nerve endings and lymph nodes.
Neck and throat: Thin and sensitive skin, with many nerve endings and blood vessels close to the surface.
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“It’s a graveyard beard. He’s permanently ceme-hairy,” someone else joked.
“Makes your worst nightmares come to life! (For everybody else),” another commented.
“How can the tombstone already look infected?” someone else questioned.
Nudist dubbed The Naked Carpenter jailed for 30 YEARS for stabbing cop with scissors 23 times after flashing in park
A NUDIST dubbed “Naked Carpenter” has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for stabbing a cop 23 times with a pair of scissors.
Robert Jenner, 50, has been convicted of the attempted murder of Kent PC Sean Quinn after stabbing him in the head, face and neck.
Cops had gone to Jenner’s flat in Albion Place on June 15, 2023, after allegations of indecent exposure in nearby Mote Park, Kent Police said.
The force said Jenner was butt naked when officers arrived and had barricaded his front door with furniture, refusing to let police inside.
After officers got into the flat he fled into a darkened room, police said.
PC Quinn followed and was immediately set on with a pair of scissors by Jenner.
Jenner repeatedly stabbed PC Quinn in the head, face, neck and limbs.
The assault only ended when PC Quinn’s colleagues came to his aid, police said.
Jurors returned a majority verdict in December finding Jenner guilty of attempted murder.
The trial at Maidstone Crown Court had seen body-worn footage of the attack where Jenner “launched” himself at the officer, who was seen screaming for help with a bloodied face.
Jenner had been released from prison two days before the incident, having served a sentence for breaching a court order banning him from wearing see-through clothing, his trial heard.
He previously gained fame as the “Naked Carpenter” for doing woodwork in the nude.
Jenner did not attend his trial or give evidence, but denied attempted murder and wounding with intent.
Police said he was again absent on Tuesday when the judge passed a sentence of 30 years imprisonment.
He was deemed “dangerous” and will have to serve at least two-thirds before he can apply for parole, officers said.
Kent Police said Jenner will then be subject to an extended licence period of five years.
Chief Superintendent Neil Loudon said: “Jenner was responsible for a sustained and savage attack against a frontline police officer dedicated to serving his local community.
This terrifying ordeal lasted more than 20 seconds and only ended when colleagues were able to intervene and assist the officer in restraining Jenner.
“Jenner has inflicted some of the worst injuries to a constable I have ever seen and this case is also a reminder of the challenges police officers face through their readiness to confront danger and protect others.
“Throughout all the court proceedings Jenner has displayed his clear contempt for the law and has also remained unrepentant for his shocking actions.
He remains a serious and substantial threat to the public and will now rightly be in prison for a very long time.
‘Monster’ charity worker ‘who beat chef to death left him to go clubbing’
A SELF-CONFESSED “monster” beat a top chef to death before leaving him in the street to go clubbing, a court has heard.
Mussie Imnetu, who worked under Gordon Ramsay, was discovered unconscious with catastrophic brain injuries near the Notting Hill Carnival on August 26 last year.
The 41-year-old was rushed to hospital but tragically died four days later.
Omar Wilson, 31, punched and kicked Imnetu outside Dr Power restaurant in Queensway, west London, the Old Bailey was told.
The violent incident was caught on CCTV and began when Wilson approached Mr Imnetu and headbutted him, prosecutor Jacob Hallam KC said.
About a minute later, Wilson punched Mr Imnetu five times in the head, causing him to fall to the floor.
Wilson, who is currently self-employed and is a director for a charity, continued to punch Mr Imnetu repeatedly as he was on his hands and knees and then kicked him in the head, jurors heard.
Mr Hallam said: “The defendant had, by that point, struck him to his head more than a dozen times. Mr Imnetu had struck the defendant not once.”
After the attack, Wilson allegedly went clubbing in the Ministry of Sound and allegedly told an associate that he “crossed the line”.
Prosecutor Jacob Hallam KC told jurors: “At the end of that altercation, Mr Imnetu was dying on the ground, and the defendant left and went clubbing in the Ministry of Sound.”
In a message, he allegedly said: “There’s a monster in me, man, and it’s just like sometimes it comes out.
“And I think I’ve messed up now, I’ve messed up, everything’s finished.”
Asked how the carnival was going, he replied: “Can’t lie. I did the hands ting (sic) and I think it’s a manslaughter,” jurors heard.
Wilson also allegedly dropped his sunglasses and keys at the scene.
The horror unfolded after Mussie, who is the head chef at Arts Club in Dubai, left the restaurant’s sister venue in Dover Street, Mayfair.
Mr Imnetu, who worked at The Arts Club, was taken to hospital and died four days later, having never regained consciousness.
He was visiting the UK on business from Dubai where he lives and works.
As well as collaborating with Gordon Ramsay, he had also worked for MasterChef host Marcus Wareing and Alain Ducasse.
Following his arrest on 28 August, 2024, Wilson told police he had struck the victim in “self-defence”.
He claimed Mr Imnetu was behaving erratically, harassing girls, and had a bottle.
After being shown CCTV of Mr Imnetu being assaulted, Wilson said it “seems excessive now” and watching it was “f*****g disgusting”, jurors were told.
Wilson, of Napier Road, Leytonstone, east London, has denied murder.
The trial continues.
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Why Marcus Rashford could be perfect fit for Aston Villa and how £25m Dorgu is exactly the player Amorim’s Man Utd need
IT was a hectic winter transfer deadline day for the Premier League and Europe as clubs scrambled to get deals done before the 11pm deadline on Monday.
The saga of the window saw Mathys Tel going to Tottenham from Bayern Munich on loan following a call from Ange Postecoglou after originally rejecting Daniel Levy.
Other deals saw Manchester City take their January spending to more than £175million as they confirmed the arrival of Nico Gonzalez from Porto, while Evan Ferguson became the latest striker down at West Ham.
There were also blockbuster deals completed before deadline day, including Manchester United‘s acquisition of Patrick Dorgu and Aston Villa‘s quadruple haul of stars including Marcus Rashford.
But you may be wondering how these deals might change the tactical makeup of these respective clubs.
Well fear not, because SunSport’s tactical guru Dean Scoggins is here to break down the nitty-gritty of the deals so you don’t have to.
Marcus Rashford
Former England star Rashford was announced by Villa on the penultimate day of the transfer window.
Unai Emery rates the 27-year-old highly, so much so that he has sanctioned Villa paying 75 per cent of his wages while also getting a £40m option to buy in the deal.
This deal is intriguing to say the least, as Villa are one of the few teams he can fit into tactically.
Some of the clubs he was linked to play short football round the edge of the area, but that is a style which would not fit Rashford.
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But Aston Villa’s counter-attacking system should be a nice fit for both parties.
Rashford has just shy of 200 goal contributions from his time at Man Utd, and it is a calculated risk from Villa to take on a fallen star who could reignite his stuttering career.
So with the extra additions of Marco Asensio and Axel Disasi on deadline day, how could this all play into Villa’s system?
The Midlands side are relatively normal in their set-up, which is a 4-2-3-1 that transitions into a box midfield in the opposition half.
But what’s important for Rashford is how they seek to be lightning fast on the counter-attack after goading teams into pressuring them.
The likes of the injured Pau Torres and Ezri Konsa play the ball around at the back while supported by so-called press resistant players in midfield such as Youri Tielemans.
When the opposition press has pushed high, the defenders will then play fast and direct passes straight down the middle, which has worked to blistering effect against clubs such as Man City and Arsenal.
Rashford’s role involves one of the wingers moving inside to a No. 10 position on one side to receive the ball before playing another straight pass to a team-mate.
His out to in runs have proven themselves effective at United over the years, and if they can be translated to Villa then they should work a treat with their direct style.
Thomas Tuchel may even take some notes for his England squad, with the possible axis of Ollie Watkins, Morgan Rogers and Rashford all working in tandem with their club side and on the international stage.
This is not to mention new signings Donyell Malen, Asensio, and Jacob Ramsey, who all fit the profile Emery likes for his system.
Off the ball, Villa will counter-press but are more than happy to retreat back towards their goal.
Watkins’ hard work is key to this defence from the start, but some of the criticism levelled at Rashford by Ruben Amorim at Man Utd was due to a perceived lack of effort.
That seems anathema to an Emery system, but Rashford seems to have convinced Villa and Emery that he will be willing to put in the hard yards to ensure their gamble pays off.
Patrick Dorgu
Dorgu was a £25m plus £4m in add-ons signing from Ligue 1 side Lecce, identified to come in and fit the Amorim profile for a dynamic left wing-back.
While at the age of 20 Dorgu has plenty of time to grow, he is tactically a perfect fit for Amorim’s 3-4-3.
What the system has been missing is a ball-carrying attacker, with only Amad Diallo really able to fit that idea.
Amorim’s system is built around players being able to carry the ball forwards and driving into space rather than relying on passing patterns.
Dorgu’s key stats, including goals, progressive carries, distance travelled and the speed he does it at, he appears to be a tailor-made for Amorim’s system, a bit like Geovany Quenda currently at Sporting.
At six foot two inches tall, Dorgu is almost a copy of a 17-year-old on the left-hand side.
Dorgu has also showed his proficiency by scoring goals on the right side, meaning he is also a flexible asset for Amorim.
Despite some possible defensive misgivings at Lecce, Dorgu should go straight into the Man Utd starting XI ahead of Diogo Dalot.
Mathys Tel
Harry Kane gave a glowing review of Tel after his switch to Tottenham was announced, and he is certainly one of the most exciting talents in world football at the moment.
Spurs have forked out a decent bit of dosh to get this deal over the line, including a loan fee of above £8m and paying his full wages.
Tel is said to have been keen to move where he would get the most minutes, and with a loan to buy option also inserted into his deal it is a good move for all parties.
For a forward, Ange Postecoglou style is more exciting than the likes of Man Utd – who were also interested in Tel – and Tel can ultimately fit the system very well.
He is able to play anywhere across the attack, which will be a very useful addition to Spurs given their injury crisis.
Tel is big, powerful, strong with both feet and importantly quick on the ball, attributes which are favoured by Postecoglou.
There is no doubt he has bags of ability.
But the main question mark will be how hard is Tel going to work in a notoriously high octane system at Spurs.
Nico Gonzalez
Following their 5-1 defeat at Arsenal, Man City went out and splashed £60m on 23-year-old Gonzalez in the hopes they can alleviate the absence of Rodri.
The tag of Rodri replacement places huge pressure on him, particularly in a team which has not performed at its best this season.
No one in world football is as good as Rodri in that role, but if you are looking for a player around Europe to try and put into that profile, then Gonzalez certainly has that.
Gonzalez, like previous names on this list, is a big, powerful and combative midfielder who is a strong runner and who always manages to get his toe on the ball.
The La Masia graduate also has this dynamic ability to get his foot across to win the ball back before rolling to then drive the ball upfield.
While a smaller player may be knocked off the ball, his size in itself is a key weapon in his locker.
Gonzalez also likes to get in the box, so don’t be surprised to see him pop up in the attacking third at times.
But ultimately he should go a long way to solving many of the structural issues City had against Arsenal.
Evan Ferguson
Ferguson is the 54th striker West Ham have signed under the ownership of David Sullivan.
The 20-year-old was handed his debut at Brighton by Graham Potter, scoring six goals in 19 games in his breakout season.
His main issues have come down to fitness, particularly with his ankles after missing 11 months out of the last 18 through injury, playing just 12 Premier League games this season before another knock.
But tactically speaking, Ferguson goes against the grain of West Ham signings of the past where a big name forward was added without them really fitting the system.
Ferguson is a nice all-rounder forward. He is a solid seven out of ten in several aspects, while too many other signings were too specialised at one thing.
The Irish ace has been behind one of the most of tactically adaptable players you can find in Danny Welbeck, but with West Ham lacking a focal point for their attack Ferguson should improve them dramatically.
Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus are both wonderful talents, but need a foil to play off of in the final third if they are to truly excel, like what the crocked Michail Antonio provided them with.
If Ferguson’s fitness issues can be resolved, then West Ham fans have the right to be really excited about this deal.
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