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Joined June 2010
A few years ago David Hockney told us he loved The Sun. So we asked him if he fancied redesigning our logo for a special one off paper. He said he did…. RIP to a true legend
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Colin Robertson retweeted
Michael Carrick will doubtless pay the price with his job for this deserved defeat to an excellent Bournemouth side and another lifeless display by his Manchester United team. Some of his selections and tactics have been questionable, United were again so open in the centre. But Carrick was not responsible for recruiting Youri Tielemans, who lacks physicality and mobility (and Aston Villa haven’t missed him) and Andrey Santos, a Chelsea reserve.  Carrick was not responsible for the board’s damaging failure to strengthen at centre-back and left-back. Carrick was not responsible for his main striker Benjamin Sesko being injured and the board’s failure to provide him with cover. Carrick was not responsible for the club he loves being in the grip of co-owners like the Glazers whose priorities are focused more on business than the sport. The direction from the top has been negligible, arguably negligent. No real leadership. No expertise. Carrick may be out of his depth but many United fans sang his name during the painful demise to Bournemouth because they know he cares and they know the problems lie elsewhere. The Stretford End again sang in protest at the wretched Glazers. Noticeable that there were few songs in support of Bruno Fernandes. He is supposed to be captain, rallying the players, Footballer of the Year, Player of the Year, not arm-waver of the year, underachieving and complaining. Yet Bruno will be at United longer than Carrick.  Carrick was praised for United finishing third last season and getting in the Champions League. But he will doubtless go partly for his own failings and mainly the failings of others. And United will be trapped in this doom loop again. And again until the core problems are addressed in the boardroom - and the Glazers sell up - and flaws in the recruitment department. #MUFC #MUNBOU
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Replying to @AdrianEdmondson
Impressive that they stayed together for so long. So many don't make it
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Colin Robertson retweeted
Wtf
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What the hell is going on here?
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Replying to @markgoldbridge
Carrick is surely gone now
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Colin Robertson retweeted
I don’t follow snooker & I confess, I don’t know Mark. But, I do know when someone is deeply struggling, because I’ve been there myself & I can see it in him. If you know Mark, pls reach out to him. Careers come & go. So too, do hard times. No shame in needing love & support sometimes. Well done this lady, I’m pleased she gave him a hug. Solidarity 🙏🏻
Mark Allen: “I’m just trying to survive at the minute. My snooker career might be over.”
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Replying to @alexfmac
Where did it fly to?
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Replying to @tomhfh
The US government ploughs billions of taxpayers’ dollars into Space X, which conducts the vast majority of its rocket launches.
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Colin Robertson retweeted
Today’s Sun has a sad story about Robert Palmer’s partner being kicked out of their home after he died, with the brilliant headline, “might as well face it, you’re evicted, my love” Whoever wrote that is a genius! thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/40…
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Replying to @Daniel_Sugarman
You’ve never seen Ali G then…
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Replying to @whippletom
“Goodnight Michael”
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Replying to @bennyjohnson
And the reason why Americans flood to the far more sophisticated Europe on “vacation” so they can see how the better half live.
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Replying to @Telegraph
Perhaps they should have also made it with AI and saved a few bob
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Replying to @BBCNews
QTWTAIN
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I’ve been leaked Danny Dyer’s manifesto for Prime Minister. And it’s proper naughty… #Danny4PM
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Replying to @StretfordPaddck
A “statement” that doesn’t really state anything new but at least isn’t some embarrassing apology.
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