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I also did a video story about Man City and how the Premier League ate itself
m.youtube.com/watch?v=KYn8gg…
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Congratulations to Carole Cadwalladr, @carolecadwalla, who together with colleagues first revealed this story.
RDZ defies my sense that he’s too unlucky for us. The players played for him whilst United no longer seem to believe in Carrick
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In November 2024, Tottenham Hotspur unveiled a “remastered brand identity” which explained that they did not wish for the club to be referred to as Tottenham.
Three months later the Premier League emailed broadcasters informing them of this request.
Tottenham Hotspur, fine. Spurs, fine. Tottenham, no.
This season, Tottenham are happy to be called Tottenham again.
📝 @JackPittBrooke
🔗 nyti.ms/4ztBXxH
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Tottenham are happy to be called 'Tottenham' again
nytimes.com/athletic/7671887…
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I’ll be honest, it never once occurred to me that ‘English’ was a race rather than a nationality.
The English are a mongrel race of Normans, Germanic tribes and Anglo Saxons who themselves were a melting pot of old English, Danes etc
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Today, the Prime Minister @andyburnham set out how this Labour Government will put the country on a new path that will allow people in Portsmouth to hope again.
We are breaking with the flawed thinking of the last 40 years by delivering more public control of the basics, more power for people and places, and good growth in every postcode.
👴🏼 Establishing a National Care Service to provide free personal care for older people
🚰 Repealing the ideological ban on public ownership of water companies, paving the way for greater public control of failing water companies
⚡ Introducing Great British Grid, a publicly owned body that will improve competition, accelerate grid connections for businesses, support reindustrialisation and drive down bills
🏠 Empowering local authorities to make compulsory purchases of properties that fall below acceptable standards and where landlords have refused to make improvements











