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We did our bit and what a season.. love ya boys... congrats oil fc and roll on the hampions league final #PL #lfc #europeanroyalty
It's really sad that it took high gas and food prices for MAGA voters to finally turn on Donald Trump. They didn't care about his 15 year relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. They didn't care that he profited billions on crypto schemes, insider trading, and war profiteering.
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Dear Americans, today is Election Day. Before you cast your vote, remember Izium, Ukraine. 414 civilians. Five children. Tortured. Executed. Buried in a forest. Your president, Mr. Trump, called russia’s conduct “frankly normal.” Remember that.
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Andy Madley roundly booed as he walks off. Some truly dreadful decisions from him today. Not helped by his VAR Stuart Attwell.
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Fair play to arsenal their defence is 1st class.. but my oh my they must the most boring champions for some time just awful to watch #LivArse
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Trump has been mentioned more times in the Epstein files than Jesus was mentioned in the bible. @grok verify.
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the wife retweeted
People are cutting back on absolutely everything. They're buying supermarket own brands, driving less, cancelling subscriptions, staying in instead of going out and putting off purchases until they can justify the expense. They're making sacrifices that would have seemed ridiculous a few years ago just to keep their heads above water. But when wages disappear into rent, council tax, energy bills, food and transport, even the strictest budget can only do so much. You shouldn't have to give up every little thing that makes life enjoyable just to afford the essentials. If working full-time still means you can't afford to live comfortably, maybe the problem isn't your spending habits. Maybe the system is broken.
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🇬🇧🇪🇺 Brexit is over. The EU will offer the UK a new interim agreement at the November summit. The UK will accept, allowing it to integrate into certain areas of the EU. Reintegration will happen (formally or in practice) over the comming years Even without formally rejoining, the plan is for the UK to return in practice through steps that do not require a referendum. Europe must be united.
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🇬🇧🇪🇺 Brexit’s days are numbered. Burnham will ask the EU about the conditions for rejoining at the summit. The EU will offer the UK an interim arrangement while accession is negotiated. Europe’s support the UK’s return, as do over 60% of Britons. Labour leads with 32%, will win the next election and will put rejoining the EU in its next manifesto. Burnham will go down as Britain’s best prime minister in decades.
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Speaking to a lot of Premier League fans, both in our fanbase & traditional rivals (not fake financial cheats like ManCity) most fans have lost interest this season, they watch their clubs but don’t care about others, don’t care who wins the league. The damage to PL from Man City’s financial cheating verdict has been huge. If no punishment given, it’s only gonna get worse
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Capitalism 1980: Work hard, you too can be rich. Capitalism 2010: Work hard, and you might afford to get by. Capitalism 2026: Destroy your health and well-being to keep billionaires rich.
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They weren't found guilty of "trying to match spending" you were convicted of system-wide industrial corporate fraud that has irreversibly damaged English football. City used fraudulent quantitative easing to inject close to £1B of disguised state cash into the system. That artificial monopoly money is exactly what triggered the hyper-inflation of player wages and transfer fees across the entire pyramid. Football clubs, just like banks, car manufacturers, airlines, and utilities operate under strict regulatory limits. Every major multinational is restricted by how much external capital can be dumped into them by super-billionaires and hostile nation-states to protect market competition. Dressing up systematic sports fraud as a "Robin Hood story" is absolutely laughable. Stop parroting these desperate lies to protect a multi-billion-pound scam. What you did to the game is vile.
Pretty simple. City found guilty of trying to match the spending of the red cartel. Not only 3 clubs in English football should be able to spend what they want. Villa should be included as much as City or anyone.
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A win for football fans everywhere if they can just hold on... stop this blue cartel of cheating #AVLMCI
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If the reports are true regarding City’s punishment, it’s a complete disgrace. 2 years in the Championship is nowhere near sufficient punishment for 10 years of cheating. They should be sent to League 2 and have their titles stripped as the bare minimum.
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City's cheating has been in plain sight for many years, well before Der Spiegel published the leaks that were crucial to kickstart a proper in-depth investigation by the PL. Industrial scale widespread fraud, quite probably criminal.
A piece from more than 10 yrs ago, revealing Man City & PSG only avoided CL bans in 2014 because UEFA (Infantino) gave them plea bargains. City's pre-2014 cheating included getting a UAE win bonus after LOSING the 2013 FA Cup final to Wigan. dailymail.com/sport/football…
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The narrative went from ‘we didn’t cheat’ to ‘we cheated and we don’t care’ really quickly, didn’t it?
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Odd this chat about a Red Cartel. It can't be a very effective one given teams in red have won only five of the last 17 Premier League titles. The other 12 have been won by Man City, Chelsea and Leicester. They all play in shades of blue
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Manchester City's players behaved with the smug arrogance of men who appeared to believe they were embarking on the first stage of a redemption tour at Anfield on Sunday. It was part of the 'we do what we want' culture that dominates the modern club dailymail.com/sport/football…
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Absolutely bang on from Keane. How good City’s team is, or how good the individuals are, is a total irrelevance. It was all built on lies. None of it exists without them breaking the rules. Literally every single game they’ve won since 2009 is pointless.
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How long is the stench of the “sham” going to corrode the meaning, worth, and very essence of the Premier League? Listening to commentary about Manchester City’s players matching the defiance of their ownership and triumphing in adversity. Listening to fans chorusing the names of the men running the club, wearing masks or displaying banners of their faces and jibing: “We’re Man City, we’ll cheat when we want.” Victory being framed as “a lovely moment,” a show of togetherness as though some grave injustice has been imposed on City, rather than their hierarchy being found by an independent commission to have orchestrated financial doping on an industrial scale. Their opponents and the rest of us wondering if any of this actually matters now and how much of it ever did? There can be no business as usual pretence. We need a full stop to the absurdity.
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Manchester City danced with their own notoriety at Anfield and embraced their shame. A club found guilty of cheating is prospering. It was another bad day for the English game dailymail.com/sport/football…
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