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Spurs away support the benchmark for away fans in the Premier League this season.
90 mins of consistent supporting the team.
Chapeau 👏🏽👏🏽
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I see the debate on whether or not you can be allowed to punch the ball into the goal has reached a third day.
Spurs do crazy things to people 🤣
Debate about Nottingham Forest’s controversially disallowed goal now taking in should Sandro Tonali have conceded a pen for a high boot? And/or shouldn’t Neco Williams be allowed to protect his head from an incoming boot? Should have stuck with the original decision. VAR was not meant (originally) to be forensic. And I’ve yet to see a picture of the incident, even the latest ones, that categorically confirms it was handball. VAR has had a mare here, frustratingly, as the start to the season was, by and large, controversy-free. #NFOTOT
Genuinely it would only be Spurs that would have the entire football world try advocate that someone bundling a ball into a goal with their hands should stand !
Tony Cascarino on Neco Williams' disallowed goal
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Remember, kids - the Truss mini budget sending 30 year gilt yields to 5% was a catastrophe. They're currently 5.8% and everything's fine.
Jonathan retweeted
Our support is the best out there and I truly believe that. We wouldn’t have avoided disaster without your spirit and fight in the stadium today. A season of recovering from big surgery for me but even in these last few games I feel pure pride and joy everytime I get the opportunity to wear this spurs shirt. Love you all Tottenham Hotspur. See you next season. Coysssss 🤍💪🏼
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Replying to @Keir_Starmer
@Keir_Starmer
A Prime Minister should calm tensions not inflame them.
What we are witnessing from you is the deliberate use of divisive rhetoric, fear and misinformation from the highest office in the country.
This is utterly disgraceful
When political leaders start framing entire groups of people as threats for political gain, they poison public discourse and deepen hostility across society.
This is not leadership.
It is reckless, inflammatory politics designed to divide Britain.
The standards expected of ordinary citizens should apply equally to those in power.
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Replying to @_BoldPolitics
@ZackPolanski - this is magnificent. Three things I can’t deny:
1. It is a video.
2. You are wearing a jacket.
3. Then you aren’t.
4. Then you are again.
Unfortunately that’s where the accuracy ends.
A few corrections for you:
Peter Thiel is not our CEO. Alex Karp is — and has been for 20+ years. (A lifelong Democrat, for anyone keeping score.)
We are not a “spyware company.” Spyware is malware. Malware is illegal. Calling a software company spyware is, technically, defamatory (don’t worry, we are not suing).
We don’t build surveillance technology. We build software that helps organisations make sense of data they already hold. Not the same thing.
There was no “private tour” of our HQ. There was a public photocall to which the media came. Hence, why there are so many pictures of the event.
Our MOD contract is not “the biggest defence contract in UK history.” Ajax armoured vehicles = £5.5bn. Dreadnought submarines = £31bn. We’re grateful for the work, but let’s keep a sense of scale.
We have no more access to NHS data than Microsoft has to the contents of your Word documents. I think you know this by now.
We don’t have access to patient medical records. Same story.
I agree that “nothing matters more than our health.” Which makes it worth reminding you of what Palantir’s software is actually doing in the NHS right now:
->110,000 additional operations
->15% fewer delayed hospital discharges
->7% more patients finding out within 28 days whether they have cancer
Respect again for what you did with that jacket.
As a tax payer, none of these benefit you by the way. Incredible
Minimum wage rising 📈
State pension increasing 💷
Two child limit abolished 🏡
Child poverty falling 📉
Rights at work strengthened 💪🏻
Labour promised change. We are delivering change.
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