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One was for a Champions League Semi Final.
One was for a National League Play Off Final.
Can you guess which one is which… 🤔😂
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Two of our own. 🤝
🦅 #FlyLikeAnEagle
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This evening, His Majesty The King received the President of Ukraine, @ZelenskyyUa, at Sandringham House. 🇺🇦
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📣 Our petition is now LIVE! 📣
🐾 We’re calling on the government to introduce a statutory levy on bookmakers to secure reliable funding for greyhound welfare.
Legislation like this guarantees lifelong support and protection for every greyhound. By legislating this, the government can ensure every greyhound continues to receive the care, support, and protection they deserve. Together, we can make a lasting difference for greyhounds and local communities. 🐕
🔗 Sign the petition here: petition.parliament.uk/petit…
📢 Join us in showing your support by sharing this post.
#KeepWelfareOnTrack
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Top 10 average Non-League attendances so far this season
1) Southend United 7,088
2) Oldham Athletic 5,692
3) York City 5,603
4) Hartlepool United 3,563
5) Scunthorpe United 3,990
6) Torquay United 3,330
7) Yeovil Town 3,260
8) Macclesfield 2,771
9) Bury 2,595
10) Hereford 2,575
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"Sorry, I'm getting all emotional" 🥲
Freddie Flintoff delivering a cap presentation for the ages to make Josh Hull feel 9ft tall on debut 🦸
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A busy run of events ahead of end of term but a highlight was this week's @EtioGlobal rebrand celebration- brilliant evening as part of their team, with some of my fab @PLMRLtd public affairs colleagues & one of our former Maritime trustees now stellar exec coach @AstridKorin
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US: Stop the steal! March on the capitol!
UK: Thank you to all my fellow candidates for the civilised fashion in which we fought the election, and to everyone here at Borsetshire Leisure Centre.
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Here’s our plea to Southend United chairman Ron Martin
Share it wide and add your comments too here: echo-news.co.uk/sport/243914…
echo-news.co.uk/sport/243914…
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‘Ryan Reynolds never had to deal with this’: the slow death and (possible) rebirth of Southend United
by @timburrows
theguardian.com/football/202…
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Ways Brits say “please leave my house now”
- “Anyway, don’t let me keep you”
- “I'll let you get on”
- “Right” <slap their own thigh>
- “Gosh, is that the time?”
- “It’s so dark now”
- “What time’s your train?”
- “Well it’s been lovely to see you”
- “What are you doing for the rest of the day?”
- “Did you want another cup of tea?”
- “I should imagine you want to beat the traffic”
- “I don’t like the thought of you driving in the dark”
- “What are you having for dinner?”
- “I can’t remember, did you bring a coat?”
- “Do you want a hand putting things in the car?”
- Simply yawning and looking like they want to die
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WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A FULL SUBSTITUTES BENCH TOMORROW FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SEASON 2023/2024. IT IS JANUARY 12.
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Not only is Dad 80 tomorrow but I am 50 today!
My friends at work are putting on a party so I asked Mum if her & Dad would like to come & then told her about the half season ticket
Happy times mixed with sad times.
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Following the King's Speech, PLMR Director and Head of Public Affairs, @FlashDarbs, shares his initial reaction to the Government's plans for the next Parliament.
#KingsSpeech
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"On Monday I go to work. How are your family, a colleague asks. When I answer, she squirms. Can’t they just leave, my colleague says. No, they can’t actually."
This is an extraordinary piece from a Jewish employee at The Guardian
jewishnews.co.uk/opinion-the…
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Dear @ECB_cricket,
We have noticed your recent problems on the pitch. We wish to extend to you a public offer to play a three match warm-up series in Reykjavík in advance of your participation in the Champions Trophy qualifiers in 2024.
Unlike versus our Irish cousins recently, against whom you played your B/C team as a warm-up for the Cricket World Cup, we hope that you would bring your A-team. We are a rapidly developing cricketing nation who, although still small, have ambitions to win the World Cup (of salmon fishing) in the 2060s.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Yours comically,
Icelandic Cricket Association.

































