ALLY McCoist was compared by fans to Daniel Craig as he walked out of the sea bland bated his chest during his latest birthday celebrations. The Scottish footballer turned presenter was celebrating his 62nd birthday in Fascadale Bay on the West coast of Scotland when he decided to slip on his trunks and go for a dip in the freezing water there. Ally who was with his pal Steve in the water, attempted to walk out of the water smoothly as he adjusted his trunks for the camera. He told his followers online: “Last week's birthday celebrations included a trip to Fascadale Bay on the West Coast of Scotland I can 100% confirm it was freezing my friends Jeff, James & Neil bottled it, well done Steve who came in.”
Ally who also posted footage of his accommodation and showed off a mouse that was holding behind a bin added: “ I can also confirm the mouse in my lodge room was also real, I never did see him again he vanished, great week and great company.” Ally said during the video of his escapades : “I’m too old guys I cannot lie to you, but I’m glad I did it.”
Fans however loved his latest footage and many compared him to Daniel Craig - saying he was even better than the Bond star. One said: “Daniel Craig eat your heart out!! I'd have chosen Ally every time and still would - 40 years I've been besotted with you now thanks to that hat trick against Celtic in the Skol Cup final in 1984. I'll pass on your hotel recommendations right enough.” Another added: “@allymccoist9 Daniel Craig watch out.”
Someone else told him: “Daniel Craig is that you?” And a fourth added: “ The names McCoist, Alistair Murdoch McCoist.” Another also told him he gave the Hoff a run for his money as they told him he looked better now than he did in the 90s and added: “The Hoff no got a look in.”
ANDY Murray has impressed his fans with a new skill set as he showed them that he can complete a Rubik’s cube in a personal best time of one minute and thirty eight seconds. The Wimbledon champion who just lost out to showed off his newfound talent in a video whilst he was sitting in a cafe and his moves were shown off proudly by his mum Judy on her Instagram. Andy said of his new hobby: “I learned to do the Rubik’s cube since I got to Australia which is a new thing for me this year. I learned to complete it.” He explained: “My daughter got one for Christmas and I thought ‘Oh I should learn how to do it so I can teach her.’ I did that when I got over here.
“To learn it so I could complete it each time it took probably about three days, not like every minute from when I first started off three days, but yeah three days.” Andy can be seen muttering to himself as he moves his hands quickly to solve the famous puzzle and slams it down in the table when he is finished. Fans were impressed with one saying: “ Is there nothing that you can't do?” Another added: “That's awesome! And the more he does it the quicker he will become too!” And a third said: “Even Erno Rubik would be impressed.” Andy is currently competing at the Australian Open.
NICOLE Scherzinger has become engaged to Scots ex rugby international Thom Evans after he got down on one knee to get on the beach during a romantic break in Hawaii. Nicole posted a picture of Thom proposing to her on Instagram on Instagram as he produced a ring box while they both were barefoot on the beach. In the first picture a surprised Nicole can be seen clasping her hands together to cover her delighted face as Thom is on bended knee. In the second picture the two lovebirds can be seen embracing one another as they gaze into one another’s eyes. Nicole who wore a sundress and hat for the big moment told her fans: “I said yes.” Thom who was dressed in shorts and. T-shirt for the proposal also took to his social media to say: “My ever after.” The couple soon received well wishes from their followers including fellow Scot Kirsty Gallagher, and Julien MacDonald who said: “I knew this would happen.”
TYSON Fury and his brother and fellow boxer Love Island Star brother Tommy Fury are in Scotland after coming on a road trip here. The lads started their day early so they could drive down to Edinburgh in Tyson’s Rolls Royce as he pretended to seek out WWE heavyweight Drew McIntryre who is actually from Ayrshire. The lads checked in at the luxury Waldorf Astoria Caledonian Hotel where they were staying in a plush three bedroom suite. Tyson said: “We’ve got a lovely suite here, a three bedroom suite, pimping, living it up.” Tyson then compared the corridors to those of The Shining films Overlook Hotel while Tommy tried to give him a fright and said: “Here’s Johnny.”
During a walk on the Royal Mile, Tyson got a sole piper to escort him while he played the bagpipes. With Edinburgh Castle in the background Tyson shouted over the pipes for the Ayrshire boxer to ‘come out and fight like a proper man’ and accused him of hiding from him. He said: “Been looking all over Edinburgh for you. Drew McIntryre come out and fight the Gypsy King.” Later he and Tommy and their friends were suited and booted by local suppliers and Tyson got a hot towel head shave so he could be ‘smooth as a baby’s bum’ as they all drank bubbly ahead of a night out for dinner and drinking. Tommy even did an impression of James Bond as he said: “The names James, James Bond.”
Beverley Lyons RACING legend Sir Jackie Stewart has suffered cracked ribs, broken wrists, shoulder injuries and skin cancer, yet he claims an operation he had during the early weeks of lockdown was the most painful experience he’d ever suffered. Three time Formula One champion Sir Jackie, 81, from Milton in Dunbartonshire has been spending isolation at his idyllic home in Switzerland with his dementia stricken wife Lady Helen and her two dedicated neuro nurses. Having won 99 Grand Prix as well as Formula 1 races in 1969, 1971 and 1973 he is nicknamed The Flying Scot and is regarded as one of the greatest drivers in the history of motorsport. As the last surviving Formula 1 world champion from the 60s, he has encountered his fair share of accidents and had his knee and hip replaced through the passage of time, however an operation to his right foot just weeks before his birthday this month put him in need a pit stop. He said of the injury: “Well it’s sensitive, put it that way. My right foot did a lot of work in its day. When men were men, we had to wear very light shoes and then we had two pedals for the right foot and only one pedal for the left foot so the left foot is in great shape. The right foot has been abused and it’s amazing. If you look at my hands here you see that is the big toe. Let’s assume that’s these are the other four. The doctor cut them all in two pieces and put them all together in the right place. That was three weeks ago and they said it would take seven days before I could walk properly. It’s painful - The most painful thing I’ve had ever because your weight is all in your foot.” He laughed: “I’m a married man. I’m used to pain.” Jackie also took the opportunity during his In The Pink podcast interview to express his fears over Formula 1 taking place without a British Grand Prix. He said: “I hope that doesn't happen. That should not be allowed. That's why you've got to have quality and you've got to have integrity and you've got to remember history as well. It would be a mistake. In any case it would be said to have no spectators there. But not to have a British Grand Prix when you consider that Britain started Formula 1 grand prix racing, it was the first time ever there was a world championship Formula 1 race, and it's had such a strong history with tremendous attendances always, to lose that I think would be a disaster for motor sport. I think if they're not careful, that could be the beginning of not such a good time.”
Beverley Lyons LOVE Island’s Laura Anderson has returned from London to Scotland with her new beau - and she introduced hunky Tom Brazier to her dad for the first time since they made their lockdown love public. The 32 year old former air hostess who has been living in London got together with fitness coach Tom Brazier during Covid 19 isolation and couldn’t wait to return to her home town of Stirling to introduce him to her dad David in time for Father’s Day. Laura revealed that the two lovers were off to Scotland and that her gym instructor man Tom insisted on taking a package full of his own food for the trip. She said in an Instagram story: “We’re actually going to Scotland, getting the train and this is what Tom is bringing. That’s his food. Little does he know my dads a feeder.” Laura and Tom took an Uber from their neighbouring apartments in Chiswick to London Euston among with Laura’s Pomeranian dog Buddy.
The two wore face masks and Buddy was strapped to a dog carrier which was fixed at different points to Laura and Tom’s chest, and later lay on the table of the train whole Tom who also posted highlights from the journey on his Insta caught up with some emails. As Laura sat back and relaxed in the garden at her dads house in Stirling, she watched him and Tom have a table tennis tournament. Joking that Tom was sh** as he missed the ball, she said it was a ‘Scotland versus England’ match.
She joked: “I’m having a great time.Scotland v England, Tickets for the ping pong show £7.50 guys.” It is thought that Laura who said she intended to move back home for good will also visit her mum Barbara Turner, a carer from Glasgow while she is here over the next few days. She also managed to spend time with some friends for a birthday party. From Scotland with Love
SHE might be a well known face of sport but Kirsty Gallacher said that having coronavirus caused her to have ‘horrific’ sickness and shortness of breath that left her ‘struggling to do anything‘. The glamorous Edinburgh born former Sky Sports presenter and model claims she was struck down by Covid 19 during the early stages of lockdown and said she was hit by loneliness and major anxiety during it. Kirsty, 44, who has been spending lockdown in the middle of the countryside in her new £1.4 million home in Berkshire and has had her sons Oscar, 13 and Jude, 10 living with her for only part of it - after sharing time with their father - admitted she had been really unwell. The brunette beauty who now hosts a variety of sporting events including Soccer Aid said: “I actually had coronavirus quite badly just before lockdown. I had it over that period. I didn’t feel normal for about a month at the start of it. I was very unwell. I completely empathise with people who have had all different strains of it and things go on. I had the whole lot. It was awful. I had the breathing thing which I thought was anxiety because of the lockdown situation. I was full on working the week before lockdown and at the time I didn’t know had it. All these symptoms were not actually really documented until weeks later - like loss of sense of smell and taste and sickness and all those nice pleasant things .” Kirsty whose father is the former Ryder cup captain Bernard Gallacher split from her husband rugby star Paul Samson in 2014. She had visited Edinburgh in the days before lockdown for a promotion with Gavin Hastings.
The presenter who takes her fitness and well being seriously, and packs in three personal training sessions a week plus running and swimming on top of sustaining a well-balanced diet of fruit, vegetables, lean meat and fish, admitted that she had suffered anxiety during her illness.
She said: ”It’s been hard in many ways as well. I was on my own and that was when I felt the loneliness and was really unwell. I was not sure of what was going on and I had major anxiety. I had real trouble breathing. I didn’t go to hospital or anything. I controlled it. Coronavirus is a very strange virus is all I can say. Every day I had something different and new. The cough actually came last for me which was weird. The shortness of breath, I struggled just doing anything. having a walk was almost impossible, it really was.
Kirsty who has tried to get her fitness levels back throughout lockdown with a variety of exercises and took part in Wheels For Heroes on Sky Sports this week said: “It was dreadful and the sickness was horrific. I’m trying to get back to normal and it’s really hard.”
Now that she is feeling a bit better Kirsty claims she has been enjoying wearing little to no make up during lockdown.
She said: “I am low maintenance. One thing about lockdown I’ve been loving is having no make up. I was on Good Morning Britain and had to put on some and almost forgot how to do it. I’ve been loving not having to do it and it’s been lovely having a rest from it. On TV you end up wearing so much and on TV with high definition you have to have it trowelled on.”
JUDY Murray claims she was once detained by Israeli security after they thought she was carrying a bomb into the country. Tennis coach Judy who is mum to tennis champions Andy and Jamie revealed the chaos she caused during an early trip to Israel when she and other tennis players were passing through Tel Aviv airport. Judy, who travelled to Eilat for the Fed cup with the British team in 2012, revealed: “On the first away trip to Israel we were passing through Tel Aviv airport and were detained by security in Israel at the airport and I thought what could it be? And it was our Pass The Bomb the board game.” Judy who has always encouraged her teams to play board games as a way of building camaraderie was horrified when she realised the gravity of the situation. She added: “The timer is like a little hand grenade bomb and of course it was picked up on the screens and it just cost us so much time. It was a funny memory from the first trip.” Leon Smith who is now the Davis Cup captain added: “It was me who suggested we brought the game.”
Excerpts of this article have since appeared in the Scottish Daily Record
EX Rangers striker John Macdonald has been working twelve hour shifts as an NHS driver and porter to help those on the frontline. John who played between 1978 and 1986 before moving to Barnsley, made 230 appearances for Rangers, scoring 77 goals, and won the 1981 Scottish Cup and the Scottish League Cup in 1982 and 1984. He spoke exclusively to theshowbizlion.com about his work ensuring that doctors get to see patients in need and revealed that it was more frightening working on the frontline than it ever was playing at a big Rangers game. John who has been working from 12 midday until 12 midnight on Tuesdays from the Queen Elizabeth hospital to cover closed doctor surgeries as well as portering during other days said: “I’ve been driving essential doctors to people’s houses. I’m just an out of hours driver for Greater Glasgow and Clyde for NHS 24. They tell us who to go and see and I drive the doctors around to people’s houses after they have called NHS 24.” “It is scary and more frightening than playing in any Rangers game, You don’t know what could happen. With Rangers you always knew that if you got beaten, you’d come out the next week and win again. If this hits you badly you don’t know what the outcome is going to be. That’s the bad thing about it.” John has been acting as a porter and driver for NHS 24 for the last twenty years but he says his hours have increased as a result of the virus. He said: “We have a fleet of cars for the NHS and buses taking patients who are at risk as well. We are covering twenty four seven and they have sites during the day for people to be checked too. It’s the first job I could get. I was working for a medical company and then doctors took it on and now it’s run by NHS 24.” He’s also been given some protective gear. He said: “It’s changed dramatically. The gear I’ve got on is stricter now. You’ve got to get kitted out for your safety and patients as well. They don’t know if they have it so we can’t take chances. We have a bit of everything - a mask, gown, gloves like the doctors who have glasses too if it’s a serious case. People might not mention the virus in their call and doctors then have to decide themselves. It’s frightening. The doctors go into houses and are coming into the car to sit beside you as well. He’s hoping I’ve not got it and I’m hoping he’s not. I’ve been saying a wee prayer. I usually go to church on a Sunday but we had a wee service on the internet instead.” John who has three grown up children hasn’t been able to see his grandkids during the outbreak. He said: “We’ve has to stay away in case. My youngest daughter sits on the desk at the Queen Elizabeth booking patients who come in so we are very involved with this. I’ve just been going day by day. My niece had symptoms of it so they are all isolation. I’ve not had symptoms but I might have it and my body might be immune or it might not be as bad. If you have it bad you will soon know about it.” John who still plays in some legends games said working as a porter and driver sometimes reminds him of his old dressing room days. He explained: “Its all about the banter. I make the banter. Everywhere I go to I think I’m still in a dressing room and give people a bit of stick. I play in some of old crocs games now and we were meant to be playing in June at Shotts but I don’t think that is happening now. Its great to play games with people who were my heroes when even I finished playing. I can’t wait to play again.”
Excerpts of this article have since appeared in the Scottish Daily Record
The Rangers legend, 42, got the tat inked from his bed at St Andrews Hospice in Airdrie this morning and it was filmed by YouTube page Rangers Fans Channel.
The video features Glow Star Brian Matthews who now also has a famous tattoo of a Celtic badge on his thigh after his girlfriend sought revenge for his cheating wats.
In it, fan Kirsty Lindsay, who works at Kenny’s House of Pain Tattoos in Hamilton, can be seen giving Fernando the painful lion tattoo on his neck over a two hour period.
The tattoo manager, 33, said: “Fernando did amazingly. We thought it would take longer but was quicker than we thought.
It was one of the sorest places. People find it quite painful to get it done on their neck. For him to sit for two hours and be in pain is amazing. This is the second time I’ve tattooed Fernando. The first time he fell asleep.
Kirsty added: “He just emailed me a few weeks ago and we were planning it and set a date for today because he wanted it done for some time. It’s not a response to the other tattoo. We’ve been planning it since December. He got it done as his star sign is a Leo.”
“It’s a difficult area to tattoo and we had to make sure he was as comfortable as possible.
“It was lovely to get the chance to do it, thought. It was a real honour and it’s something I’ll remember for a long time.”
CELTIC boss Brendan Rogers became a university lecturer for the day after urging students to learn a foreign language. And students couldn’t believe it when he started chatting away to university professors in Spanish, French and Italian in the lecture theatre at the private event. Northern Irish football gaffer Brendan was the very first speaker at the Living Languages event hosted by Senior Language Teaching Fellow Cedric Moreau. And he even welcomed children from St John Ogilvie High School in Hamilton and Holyrood Secondary in Glasgow to the chat about his love of linguistics. Brendan spoke of his love of learning and revealed to students that an "inspirational" teacher/coach Jim spurred him on to be the best coach he could be. He told them: "Do the extra work, put the time in". Brendan, who recently translated a written message in the official football programme to Spanish fans for the Celtic Valencia game, also said it was important to use languages in work life Student Jack Batty admitted afterwards: “I’m still shook at Brendan Rodgers chatting away to my uni lecturers in Spanish, French and Italian. What a man.” Hollyrood French and Spanish teacher Mr Mcilkenny added: “I had a great Monday night hearing from Brendan Rodgers about the importance of learning languages. It was a tremendous experience for our four S2 pupils from Holyrood Secondary who attended and got to hear about language learning first hand from an inspirational and high-profile guest speaker Brendan has told of his loved of language in the past. He had tried his best to communicate with players in their native or shared language and explained: “I always think if you speak to someone in their second language, you speak to their head. If you speak in their first, you speak to their heart. I've always tried to let players see that.”
The King Eric Cantona in the meantime sported a rather fetching number to his Street Soccer event at the Hilton. Footballing giant Eric had popped out in the afternoon for a stroll and a fitting before the big bash. I met him before he changed into the outfit and said a wee Bonsoir to him. I studied French and management at Glasgow uni so it was nice to try a bit of my Oral French on him! The other journos there were a tad bemused.Eric and Scotland manager Alex McLeish had a good laugh as Alex reminded Eric that he scored two goals out of three in a France Scotland match. Alex delighted in saying that the shoe was on the other foot when the French came to Scotland and we beat them. Mark Hateley was amongst the guests too and told me Eric was a ‘controversial genius who lives on the edge.’ He recalled that he played against him in Monaco when he was a really young boy. Eric who helped to raise over 190,000 for the Street Soccer Charity, was loving his kilt and even popped downstairs for a wee drink while wearing it. One enthusiastic fan showed him old pics of Charles Aznavor and Johnny Halliday and Eric joked that they were all known as the French Collection.
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
Beverley Lyons
Andy Murray was left red faced after he received then dropped a presentation plate for his contribution to tennis in China.
The Wimbledon champ was overseas in Shenzhen when he managed to drop the gilded commemorative plate just seconds after being given it.
Andy who will play in China, was in the midst of a photocall as the plate slipped from its open box.
An insider said: “As Andy realised what had happened you could see the look of shear horror on his face. He apologised but then couldn’t stop laughing about it.”
Luckily organisers told him they could get their hands on another and everyone managed to have a laugh about it.
The star later put up the footage of his smashing time on his Instagram stories and captioned the whole video with Whoops!
