By Charlotte Dean for Mailonline

Published: 11:30 AM EDT, March 21, 2024 | Updated: 11:33 EDT, March 21, 2024

RASMUS HOJLUND has dismissed the idea that there was internal resistance from his teammates following his interview with The United Stand.

The Manchester United striker spoke to the controversial owner of the fan channel, Mark Goldbridge, last month.

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This was reported by the Daily email that Goldbridge had received a number of death threats after the interview and a police investigation was launched into the online fears.

Although it was also suggested that some Man Utd players had expressed frustration with Hojlund over the interview, with the Goldbridge broadcaster known for being critical of the Red Devils players at times.

However, the 21-year-old has dismissed claims from his teammates who did not like the interview, labeling it as ‘fake news’.

He told Danish media: “Nothing was said to me, so it is fake news.

“I haven’t read anything about it, but it’s absolutely not true that I was told I can’t do an interview with one fan media or another.”

Hojlund agreed to the interview with Goldbridge and The United Stand to fulfill a promise he made after joining from Atalanta for £72 million in the summer.

The United Stand itself say they have received warnings to Goldbridge that he is “a dead man walking” while others threaten to harm him if he returns to Old Trafford after the interview.

And the messages sent on social media also included “other staff members and the exact location of the studio.”

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The divisive channel has amassed a huge following online since it was founded more than a decade ago.

The outlet’s YouTube site has a whopping 1.83 million subscribers, while the official X account tops that with 2.3 million followers.

Goldbridge – whose real name is Brent Di Cesare – previously discussed the backlash, saying: “I completely understand that football is a passionate and divisive sport, and that people are free to decide and have an opinion about the content they consume .

“However, the disruption some of our employees experienced this weekend was incredibly sad to see.

“Threatening people’s lives is further evidence of the vicious pack mentality prevalent on social media.”

Rasmus Hojlund is currently on international duty as Denmark prepares for clashes with Switzerland and the Faroe Islands.

But all eyes will then return to the Premier League for the striker, with United taking on Brentford, Chelsea and Liverpool after the break.

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Below deck‘S Ben Willoughby had his work cut out for him when he took over Jared Woodin – and he still has questions about the first departure of the deck crew with him as boatswain.

“This is the longest charter we had all season: four days long. We are already one man less [with Jared], but it’s nothing I don’t think we can handle. It’s unheard of [though when we] First [are] I’m from the dock,” Ben said exclusively We weekly. ‘You have two blankets [on the boat] while Sunny [Marquis] is stated in the tender. You wouldn’t do that. To be honest, I don’t even know if it’s legal.”

The reality star pointed out that it wasn’t easy to have stew Cat Baugh leave shortly after Jared.

“Interieur would support us with everything we needed, [such as] cleaning up the crew’s mess and all that kind of stuff. [They could] are taking back some duties from the deck team because we have one less man,” he explained. ‘But now they have to take it [more] tasks in their own department.”

Ben continued: “It’s just not a level playing field anymore because we have two crew members [during] the largest charter we have had. I mean, what could go wrong? Emotions are running high. It’s definitely an experience, to say the least, and I wouldn’t want to do that again.”

During the Monday March 18 episode of Below deck, Captain Kerry Titheradge let Jared go and then promoted Ben. The crew was in for another commotion when Cat asked to leave to deal with the problems at home. Despite having two people behind him, Ben slipped effortlessly into the role of boatswain, even though he wasn’t offered the job right away.

“At first I think [I was] a lot [surprised to not be bosun] because between the two seasons I had worked as a boatswain on other ships, which was great. I fell into that role very easily,” he noted. “So when I was asked to come back and I actually stepped back from the lead sailor, I thought, ‘Damn, I’ve got to bite my tongue a little bit here and see what kind of circus this person is.’ run.'”

Ben found it “very difficult” at first, adding: “You could definitely see that in the first few episodes. It’s hard for me to just step back from a role knowing that we are destined to fail with Jared at the helm. [It was] very frustrating. I don’t think Sunny or Kyle [Stillie] I could see my frustration, but at some point I was ready to walk away. I thought, ‘If we keep doing this, I’m going to get off this boat.’”

The tension between Ben and Jared became apparent as season 11 unfolded.

“I think it was more of a competition between the two of us. I think Jared took it that way because he could have used me to his advantage. I know the boat, I know how it works very successfully,” Ben explained. “But I think he was just trying to use what we call two-stripe authority to influence that on me. I tried my hardest to bite my tongue, but I was ready to walk off that boat because I knew we were destined to fail. And apparently we are here.”

According to Ben, the benefit of taking over from Jared was that he learned what mistakes not to make.

“I was really happy that he got to work on it for the first time and I could kind of see what was going on,” he admitted Us. “I’m glad he made the first attempt so I could see how to do it and what Kerry was like and where he demanded things. Especially in the docking situations… I could tell Jared was stumbling and fumbling. So I knew I just had to be there on my A-game.

Below deck season 11 airs on Bravo Mondays at 9pm ET. New episodes stream the next day on Peacock.

JURGEN KLOPP debunked a journalist’s ‘stupid question’ before storming out of an interview following Liverpool’s departure to Manchester United in the FA Cup.

The Reds boss was left seething after Amad Diallo’s 121^st A minute strike ended his hopes of a Quadruple in his final season at Anfield.

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Liverpool led 3-2 with just eight minutes of extra time remaining before Marcus Rashford leveled things for United.

Diallo then hit the Merseysiders on the counter in the bitter end.

And United have been rewarded for their smash-and-grab with a semi-final draw against Championship side Coventry next month.

Klopp was clearly far from satisfied at the final whistle when he gave his post-match interview.

But he was left furious after a question from a Scandinavian reporter in the tunnel.

The journalist lit the fuse by asking: “Normally intensity is the name of your game, so how come it became so difficult in extra time?”

This series of questions infuriated Klopp, who burst out: ‘A bit of a stupid question, I must say, because you see us so often.

“If you’ve never seen us, you might ask, ‘How can they have more resources?’ We’ve been playing so many games lately.

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“I don’t know exactly how many games United have played. I’m very disappointed with that question, but you clearly thought it was a good question.”

However, the reporter was undeterred and continued: “So, too many games?”

But for Klopp it was the final straw.

He shouted: “Oh come on. You’re clearly not in great shape and I have no nerves for you.

Amazingly, Klopp then walked out of the interview, leaving the reporter stunned.

Fans responded online saying: “Completely reasonable questions.”

Another stated: “Great to report this.”

One added: “Sensational viewing.”

Holly Candy, known professionally as Holly Valance, has taken a stunning swipe at climate activist Greta Thunberg in an explosive interview with GB News’ Chopper’s Political Podcast.

Valance, 40, a former pop star and Neighbors actress who recently rebranded herself as a conservative commentator, didn’t mince her words when she revealed her thoughts on Swedish-born Thunberg, 21.

The Australian star told podcast host Christopher Hope: ‘I don’t understand why you have this demonic little gremlin, high priestess of climatism, as the goddess in the classrooms, Greta [Thunberg].’

“All the kids all come home with depression and anxiety,” she said.

“Why would you go to your music class, do your homework, or get out of bed if you think we’ll all be dead in five years anyway?”

Elsewhere in the interview, the mother-of-two said she has no plans to move back to her Australian homeland, and lamented that the country is “waking up”.

‘The Australia I grew up in was surreal. It was so much fun and we didn’t seem to have all these problems… the woke thing has really become big in Australia,” she said.

Holly elaborated on the ‘woke culture’, pointing to ‘the things they learn in school’: ‘I don’t think sexuality and children should be in the same sentence. I don’t think anyone’s sexuality is anyone’s business. You don’t know anything about mine. I don’t know about you. Why should we?’

Valance, married to billionaire property developer Nick Candy, was born in Australia but has British citizenship through her British mother. She lives in London and the Cotswolds.

Holly also took the opportunity to attack ‘nanny state’ Victoria, explaining that she still gets fines every few months for not voting. The government will “fine you for breathing,” she joked.

She also firmly ruled out a return to Australia if Labor won the upcoming British election.

“The plan would be to stay and live what we love, which is here, I’m very patriotic for this place. My mother is from Southampton. My whole family is English,” she told the podcast.

‘I don’t want to go anywhere. And Nick doesn’t want to go anywhere. We prefer to be in our country.’

In 2012, Holly married Nick in Beverly Hills and they welcomed two daughters together in 2013 and 2017, Luka Violet Toni and Nova Skye Coco respectively.

The couple enjoy a lavish lifestyle and previously lived in a two-storey Hyde Park penthouse worth £175 million, making it Britain’s most expensive flat.

Nick and Holly have since downsized to a £10 million mansion in the Cotswolds, which they are currently renovating.

In 2020, Nick gifted Holly a £26 million superyacht, despite the mother-of-two suffering from seasickness.

Matty Matheson has addressed the occasional leaks about Season 3 The bear.

During an exclusive interview with We weeklyMatheson, 42, weighed in on fans who snapped photos of the cast as they filmed the upcoming season of the hit FX on Hulu series.

“It’s one of those things where sometimes we’re out in public and I think it’s a little annoying,” he said Us while promoting his Crocs at Work collection. “But we’re in a city we love and people just happen to walk by. And they walk by as soon as we get outside.”

Matheson continued: “I think maybe we could be a little more secretive. Maybe not just stand outside together. But we’re all such good friends that it honestly seems cold.

The hit Hulu series, which debuted in June 2022, introduced viewers to The Beef restaurant, which was taken over by Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) after the death of his older brother, Mikey (Jon Bernthal).

Season 1 focused on Carmy’s attempts to help the deli thrive while dealing with his own grief. The second season, meanwhile, seemed to end on a high note with a successful first dinner after the restaurant was transformed into an upscale eatery called The Bear. However, things quickly began to unravel in the kitchen and most of the characters face major obstacles in Season 3.

According to Matheson, his character, Neil Fak, has an interesting journey ahead of him.

“I think Neil is just finding himself. I think Neil will have a very nice season,” he said Us. “He likes to break the tension. He likes to be the glue that holds people together. He has a lot of empathy and a lot of sincerity in him.”

Fans of the show may not know that Matheson is not only an actor on the show, but also an executive producer and culinary consultant. Despite his experience in the kitchen, Matheson hinted that Fak would not follow in his footsteps on screen.

“I love that I don’t cook. I think it would be too on the nose,” said the professional chef. “To be honest, I think it would be a bit corny if I were one of the chefs. Even in season 2, I put on my suit. Now I’m with Richie [Ebon Moss-Bachrach] and I’m kind of over there trying to figure it out [and] trying to be front of house, which I love.

Matheson said it too Us his thoughts on the big debate between fans about Carmy and Sydney’s (Ayo Edebiri) potential romantic connection. While some viewers want the coworkers to take their relationship to the next level, others — including the show’s cast — want Carmy and Sydney to remain platonic.

“[I think Fak would] stay away from that. As a character, I think I’m probably detached from the whole thing,” Matheson noted. “Because I believe Carmy is my best friend and I love him very much. So I’m probably jealous.”

As a fan, Matheson would like to see Carmy find happiness, adding: “I think Carmy needs to work on herself before getting into a real relationship. He has some work to do.”

Matheson is currently filming season 3 of The bear in Chicago. Off-screen, Matheson has privatized his safety and style with his favorite Crocs shoes. Matheson has teamed up with the brand to deliver the new face of their Crocs at Work collectionincluding a range of silhouettes such as the Bistro Clog and On the Clock sneakers.

“I love wearing Crocs and working in them. [While] working on [my] feet all day, I think that’s where it started,” Matheson told us. “I just feel like it was a really easy fit. I’m a big fan, and they’re big fans. So it was great fun to work together.”

Matheson recommended the Crocs clog options for those looking to try out the brand.

“I wear them here every day. I am in Chicago now and when I get home I will wear them,” he added. “Because on set I wear different footwear for the costume I wear on the show. But whenever I’m not [on set]I always just wear my clogs. No matter which Crocs you wear, you can’t really lose. I feel like there’s a Croc for someone. Now there are the Crocs at Work, which is just the easiest [to wear]. It’s like a Croc for everyone.”

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN was left fuming with an interviewer after his early departure from the Premier League on Thursday.

The Dutchman was defeated in his first round clash with Luke Littler, bringing his night in Nottingham to a premature end.

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Van Gerwen was comfortably defeated 6-2 by the teenage sensation who made it FIVE consecutive losses during the rise of the world number two.

It is the first time in twelve years that MVG has suffered five defeats in a row.

However, he still put in a good performance during the match with an average of 110.94, and perhaps that is why he showed frustration when interviewed live on TV by broadcaster Viaplay.

After his defeat, he was asked if he had lost five times on the bounce and he gave an icy answer to the interviewer.

He said: “If you want to make it negative, you have to do it nicely. That this has never happened before?

“Then you never looked at me, of course that has happened before.”

The Green Machine then dropped one final line before disappearing off-screen and leaving the interview.

He said, “So if you want to make it negative… figure it out, bye.”

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Despite his defeat against Littler, Van Gerwen is still in a good position in the Premier League.

He sits second in the standings thanks to his three consecutive night wins at the start of the season in Berlin, Glasgow and Newcastle.

For now, he will have to shake off the frustration of defeat against the in-form Littler and focus on his next game.

Van Gerwen will take on Gerwyn Price in his quarter-final match next Thursday as the Premier League heads to Dublin.

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A MANCHESTER UNITED fan channel has received death threats after an interview with Rasmus Hojlund.

Controversial United Stand host Mark Goldbridge was also said to have been told that “he walks like a dead man”.

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Striker Hojlund, 21, was addressed by his United teammates after sitting down to answer questions from the outspoken fan channel.

The Dane, who is still in his first season at the club, spoke to The United Stand’s Mark Goldbridge last month as he made good on a promise he made after joining from Atalanta for £72m.

They discussed a number of topics, but some of his teammates did not appreciate him giving the time to the YouTube channel, which has criticized players in the past.

However, that is not the only reaction that has resulted Daily email now states that it has also led to death threats and a police investigation.

The United Stand say they have received warnings to Goldbridge that he is “a dead man walking” with others threatening to harm him if he returns to Old Trafford.

And the messages sent on social media also included “other staff members and the exact location of the studio.”

Security has now been tightened and the police will be called on Tuesday.

A statement from Greater Manchester Police confirmed: “Officers spoke to the victim and relevant information was passed to police. Investigations are ongoing at this stage.”

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A from Goldbridge said: “I fully understand that football is a passionate, divisive sport and people are free to decide and have an opinion about the content they consume.

“However, the disruption some of our employees experienced this weekend was incredibly sad to see.

“Threatening people’s lives is further evidence of the vicious pack mentality prevalent on social media.”

Goldbridge has previously come under fire for his criticism of the club and his attacks on players such as Harry Maguire.

United legend Paul Parker criticized him a few months ago, accusing him of being a Nottingham Forest fan.

Meanwhile, Hojlund looks set to return to Erik ten Hag’s squad after injury, just as he was starting to find his top form in front of goal.

Hojlund’s double against Luton in his latest appearance means he has scored in six consecutive Premier League games – a run dating back to Boxing Day, when he finally scored his first home goal in a thrilling 3-2 win over Aston Villa.

That broke a Prem record as he became the youngest player ever to achieve such a feat.

However, that hot streak was cut short when he suffered a knock that saw him ruled out for three weeks, but he will now be back for United’s FA Cup clash with Liverpool on Sunday.

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