Patrick May retweeted
Hi @MartinSLewis Just to be clear please. Is there anything in the budget today that ultimately helps people who get up and work hard week in week out or is it just for those who don’t bother? If it’s the latter should we all sod it off and start claiming for everything? Thanks
Prime elite level of football. Incomparable to today’s guff
Acabo de ver esto y me he quedado embobado. Milan-United de Champions, 2005. Lo que ha cambiado el futbol es demencial eh. Cristiano aqui tenia 20 años (uno mas que Lamine ahora), y no puede hacer absolutamente nada. Mirad la jugada en la que da 3 toquecitos lo que le pasa dksjfkjksd surrealista aquel Milan, Gattuso, Cafú, Maldini, Nesta, Kaká, Pirlo, Seedorf... y de entrenador Ancelotti. Vaya equipo de bestias.
Patrick May retweeted
President Trump and Putin are releasing 1000 000 tonnes of diesel onto world markets to ease the fuel crisis.
Unelected PM Burnham told us to get an App.
I think that sums it all up.
It looks as if President Trump and President Putin might have averted an imminent worldwide diesel crisis with its resultant catastrophic effects on our economy and living standards.
Russia are to release 300 000 tonnes of diesel immediately onto world markets with another 500 000 tonnes for November.
All this from the country we have been firing our Storm-shadow missiles at from Ukraine for the last 3 years and our leaders tell us are about to invade us at any moment.
Wake up people
Patrick May retweeted
Average cost of U.S. diesel is £1.24 per litre. That’s so unacceptable to Americans that Trump has lifted Russian Oil embargo’s to drive down prices in the USA.
In the UK we’re £2 a litre & we’ve been offered a tool on google to compare prices that are all too high.
Other than @googlemaps there’s not a single person appreciating this bit of help.
I know people are worried about fuel prices. And I get it. You get to the pump, watch the numbers climb, and wonder why it's costing so much more than it used to.
The reality is that global events are pushing up costs, and families here at home are feeling the impact.
But I won't accept that there's nothing I can do to help.
That's why from today, you'll be able to see petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps, compare nearby stations and find the cheapest option before you fill up.
It's a small change, but if there's a practical way to help people keep more money in their pocket, I'll do it.
Patrick May retweeted
Jason Cundy is on a Lionel Messi 2012-level run at this point
🙅♂️ "I'm sorry, this is NOT a charity game!"
🇵🇹 "That's the managers JOB. He doesn't owe Ronaldo ANYTHING!"
Jason Cundy SLAMS Piers Morgan's defence of Ronaldo's behaviour after he was "lied to" by Portugal manager Jorge Jesus.
📺 youtu.be/s19wcMTuc8w
@piersmorgan
Patrick May retweeted
Morning Campers
Diesel at a record high £2 a litre
It’s £130 quid to fill my tank
So filled her up and drove off
£75 court fine
That’s a saving of £55
For more money saving tips follow me 😂
Patrick May retweeted
Welcome to the NFL in 2026, where they will use space lasers to determine the spot of the ball, but God forbid they use replay assist to correct game altering errors made by their officiating crews 🤦🏽♂️
Patrick May retweeted
£100 a week just to put diesel in the car so I can get to work. A hundred quid. Every single week.
From Monday 28th September through to Saturday 31st October that's £500 gone on fuel alone. Half a grand.
The energy companies are stuffing billions into their pockets from people like me. The fat cats get fatter. I get poorer and this government couldn't give a shite.
That's the country we're living in. I'm literally just forgotten about.
Patrick May retweeted
NEVER make Messi mad. 😅 teapawt.net/lxmedia20/status/21045…
