AngloWelsh with 12% Irish DNA. Ex con, friend of Bill W, trying to be a better person. MUFC ❤️🤍🖤 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Ally 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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If you are ever around Brixton pop in & say hello, come see what we do, have a cuppa, donate a coat for the homeless, make a donation to our food bank.
Help us help someone else. – at Lambeth, London
Rest in eternal peace Jesús 🙏
Rotos de dolor, con un nudo en la garganta y sin poder creer que esto sea verdad, desde el CD Tenerife comunicamos el trágico fallecimiento, este martes, día 3 de noviembre de 2026, a las 8:00 horas, de Jesús de Miguel Alameda.
No hay palabras de consuelo; no hay absolutamente nada que mitigue este sentimiento repleto de tristeza. Estamos junto a su desolada familia, junto a sus seres queridos, junto a todo el tinerfeñismo que hoy llora por este cruel desenlace.
La familia de Jesús de Miguel agradece todas y cada una de las muestras de apoyo recibidas, e igualmente solicita, de corazón, máximo respeto a su privacidad, en estos terribles momentos.
🖤 DEP
David Rhys Lewis retweeted
My favourite moment was seeing our @United_Webby honoured with all the other ⚽️ Legends we lost last year.
Thank you @NWFAwards
❤️🤍🖤🕊️
Had a bloke from pest control round a few days ago, he was well impressed with these @glazeroutsticks there is now a Polish Gooner stickering North London 😁
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Me & my son getting absolute pelters for supporting our team by people from Nigeria, other countries & people with about 40 followers max.
My son watches every United team from 1st team, to Women's to academy because he fucking loves this football club. How about go & support your local teams instead of getting on a disabled child's case.
You lot couldn't pick Manchester out on a map if your lifes dependant on it. Easy to sit on your arm chair & bitch. At least we put in the miles & the graft to support the shirts.
I got brought up on you support your football club through thick & thin. Good times & the bad.
Yes we are all pissed off. But calling me & my son every name under the sun ain't gonna help get rid of thr ownership.
You lot keep paying your TV subscriptions to watch United on TV your all just as much Glazer enablers in fact even more so as TV Money is king.
So whilst you lot bitch & whine from your sofas me & my lad will be at Old Trafford Tuesday. So if anyone has a problem come see me in the Stretford End.
Oh I forgot 90% of you can't because you don't even live in Manchester let alone England
Sick of glory hunting Yanks & Nigerians on here attacking genuine, lifelong, match going Reds, just fuck off. You couldn't find Old Trafford on a map, have no understanding of our history & will never be welcome at our home.
Been wide awake now for an hour thanks to some dickhead letting off fireworks outside my flat at 3am 🤬
David Rhys Lewis retweeted
E reds out in force moaning about United fans singing and clapping.... Thick cunts don't understand so I shall explain... We sing for the badge, the history, the heritage...we sing Carrick's name as a middle finger to the cunts in suits because we know it's on them. MUFCONELOVE
David Rhys Lewis retweeted
Dear Manchester United, Glazer family and Sir Jim Ratcliffe,
In 1958, Manchester United lost eight players in the Munich air disaster. Despite that unimaginable tragedy, a patched-up team finished 9th in the league, reached the FA Cup final and the European Cup semi-finals.
The following season, they finished 2nd.
Fast-forward to today.
We watched hundreds of millions of pounds’ worth of footballers stroll around in the West London sunshine as though they were enjoying a Sunday walk in the park with their kids.
So-called world-class players, afforded every conceivable privilege and advantage, seemingly incapable of mustering the courage, pride or determination to fight for that badge.
16th in the league. Weak. Pathetic. Gutless.
But it’s the absence of fight that disgusts me most. No fight whatsoever.
In 1958, the surviving United players faced adversity that this pampered generation could scarcely begin to comprehend. Yet they fought, persevered and rebuilt.
Today, with billions squandered, you’ve systematically dismantled the very club those men sacrificed so much to rebuild.
Players, directors and owners alike, you are an absolute disgrace to the name, the badge and, above all, the history and memory of the men who made Manchester United great.
They built a legacy through courage, sacrifice and an unbreakable will to win.
You’ve inherited that legacy and appear perfectly content to destroy it.
Sell the club now
Obviously this moron has never been to a match in his life.
David Rhys Lewis retweeted
Manchester United fans defiant. Manchester United players defeatist. One day, United players will take responsibility, and will play with the commitment of their fans. Carlos Baleba, Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez failed to react for Chelsea’s first. Martinez so unprofessional for Chelsea’s second goal, elbow, second yellow, pen, shocking behaviour.
Michael Carrick has his flaws but he’s been let down by his players. United fans have been let down by their players. United can change the head coach but they have to change many of the players, recruiting stronger characters. Players who take responsibility, who care for the club. #CHEMUN #MUFC
You have got to be proper low life scum to desecrate this memorial 🤬
A glass sculpture and medals have been stolen from a memorial to the 23 people killed in the Munich air disaster, including eight Manchester United players.
The items were taken from a display case at Manchesterplatz in Munich, where the plane crashed on take-off on 6 February 1958 after refuelling on its return from a European Cup match in Belgrade.
Munich Police told German media the glass was smashed with a stone and said the incident was believed to have happened between 08:00 and 13:00 local time on Monday, 26 October.
The Manchester Munich Memorial Foundation (MMMF) said it was "deeply saddened", while its chair, Ifty Ahmed, said the theft had caused emotional harm to families.
"They don't understand the damage that they've caused," Ahmed told BBC News.
He said the memorial had provided solace for families who lost loved ones in the crash.
"And whatever they've taken from inside the showcase, they haven't taken our memories," he said.
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Modest in stature but vastly influential.
Today marks six years since we lost Nobby Stiles, a legendary servant to the club as a formidable player and skilled youth coach ❤️
ALT Portrait of a smiling Nobby Stiles in a red United shirt standing on a green pitch with stadium seats in the background.