The Halifax-born goalkeeper, who has played for Queens Park Rangers and Sheffield United, shared his thoughts on social media at the Hog's Head pub.
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The day was dominated by two major stories. In the morning, Peter Murrell, Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband, pleaded guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from the SNP, a blow to the nationalist cause. This story evolved throughout the day, with calls for Sturgeon to explain what she knew. Meanwhile, a record-breaking May heatwave saw temperatures hit 34.8°C in London, leading to a death on a packed beach and widespread coverage of the 'hottest May day ever'. The US-Iran deal continued to develop, with Trump insisting it would be 'great and meaningful' amid Republican criticism, but Iran denied a deal was imminent. In the evening, the investigation into Prince Andrew widened as police sought files from the late accuser Virginia Giuffre.