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Posting this fully aware there will be men in my comments acting like they don’t get consent. Oh the irony!
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If you are now going to spend your time on social media defending Russell Brand,blaming victims or the establishment
then you do not care about women, you do not care about victims and you are exactly the reason women do not want to come forward
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If somebody is convicted of rape, and your sympathy is with the “poor man” who had his life ruined, you’re part of the problem.
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Girl to girl: normalize posting whatever you want.
Be real, be cringe, be random, be weird.
Have fun, it's your OWN platform,
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📻 Max: "If it was me in the lead I would have already gotten a penalty right now. What a joke."
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❤️ My beautiful boy deserves to be remembered with love, not hate. ❤️
Yesterday, a Coventry fan used a photograph of Bradley to taunt Sunderland supporters.
As Bradley’s mam, this is heartbreaking, especially as it’s one of my favourite photographs of him. Just look at that smile.
I remember that day like it was yesterday. He was so happy, having so much fun. Those moments were precious because they were few and far between. So much of Bradley’s short life was spent battling cancer and enduring treatments no child should ever face.
To see such a beautiful memory used in such a cruel way really does make my heart hurt. 💔
We are a football-loving family who follow Sunderland home and away. I’m all for football banter, but surely mocking a child who died from cancer is not banter?
I hope the club takes appropriate action and the young lad’s family help him understand how hurtful his actions were. I don’t want hatred directed towards him, so please please don't, just for him to learn from this.
Behind that photograph is a little boy who was loved beyond measure and a family who miss him every day.
Thank you to everyone who has defended Bradley and shown us so much love. It means more than you know. ❤️
What some people don’t realise is that Bradley’s story didn’t end when his life did.
Because of Bradley, children’s lives are being saved, hundreds of families have received vital support, and children facing unimaginable battles are being given hope.
Through Super Brad’s Pad, families can escape hospital life, spend precious time together and make memories that last forever.
That is Bradley’s legacy. The difference my little boy continues to make in this world. No amount of cruelty will ever take that away.
So rather than let this photograph be remembered for hatred, I want it remembered for what it truly represents.
My beautiful little boy, enjoying one of the happiest days of his life, with the biggest smile on his face. 💙
That is how I want the world to remember him.
#CancerHasNoColours ❤️💙🤍💚🩷🖤🧡
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This post copies Bradley Lowery's mother Gemma's statement, originally from the Bradley Lowery Foundation. This account is not her.
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The point is she’s recording herself at the game. No one wants that, not just our away end, football in general. There are loads of young women and girls who go home and away watching us and a genuine fan has most likely missed out because she wants to make Tiktoks. Get to fuck
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Mad how outsiders from Liverpool think we all like and laugh along with phill (queen of scotty rd) but in reality we all despise him and take the piss out of him cause he's a vile cunt
Sneak Peek 🫣 Whispering puts Housemates on a warpath after the latest Eviction #BBUK
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Since this tweet, Tottenham have lost out on Ndiaye, replaced him with Mudryk, been called out by their own player publicly (twice) and have been snatched to the Ndiaye deal by a bigger club. Food chain ey lads.
Please don’t ever underestimate the power of the food chain. Villa, Newcastle, Everton they’ll never be us. teapawt.net/burneraccnsg3/status/2…
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📣📣📣 1878s STATEMENT 📣📣📣
First and foremost the 7 of us in this group are fans, fans who spend our hard earned money to follow our team home and away like many others. We are nothing else, just fans like everyone else who wants the best for our football club.
We are an independent group, who have developed a good relationship with the club over the years. However, it doesn’t mean to say that we agree with every decision the club makes and in this situation we certainly don’t.
The potential sale of Harrison Armstrong goes against everything our fanbase stands for, a young talented scouser who is the future of our club.
Should the sale of Harrison Armstrong go ahead, as a group of blues who all do this in our spare time for free, have full time jobs & children.
It has been decided, as a group, that we will be standing down for the foreseeable future and will not be dedicating a huge amount of our own time to put together the displays that we do that try and generate the best pre match atmosphere possible.
We do not feel right now that our fanbase’s ambition and clubs ambition align.
When we design flags, there are rules and regulations that we have to adhere to regarding the wording on our flags during displays, we are not allowed derogatory or offensive wording or images.
If we were able to get a load of flags in the ground to show our feelings of discontent, disappointment & anger over this whole situation, believe us, we would, but this is something that simply wouldn’t be allowed.
We still urge fans to get behind our team on the pitch and sing our hearts out for 90 mins like we did yesterday at Bournemouth.
We will support any actions taken by our fans regarding this.
Our motto ‘Nil Satis Nisi Optimum’ is the standard we expect!
