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They feel they've won the battle against trans people and now - as we all warned - they are coming for gays.
Bravo to the "LGB not T" sheep who helped normalise these fascist weirdos.
“I’m not saying the feelings are a choice, but the identity is a choice” – philosopher and writer Kathleen Stock on LGBTQ+ people
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Yes, you literally just described rape
So Russell Brand and a fan have consensual sex, but because he pulled it from her vagina and put it up her bum without consent that's rape? Have I got this right?
#RusselBrand
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danny retweeted
Telling match-goers to empty Old Trafford from an armchair on the other side of the world is easy. Please stop.
Wanted to get this off my chest.
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apply for the job and see what happens then
Everybody in the UK keeps saying there are no jobs and that is why people are claiming benefits.
WELL HERES A JOB:
£12.71 an hour.
Full-time.
Monday to Friday.
Warehouse work.
I get job offers like this coming through every day from companies like Evri, Amazon and The Hut Group.
So what’s actually going on?
I think it’s too easy to claim benefits.
.@Charlanardo !
[🟢] NEW: Casemiro will be in attendance tonight to watch Manchester United take on Roma.
(@ESPNBrasil)
Look at the comments, never doubt the British public’s ability to berate someone who did something impressive
Karl Bushby has arrived home in Hull after walking 30,000 miles over the last 28 years. He set off from southern Chile in 1998, aged 28, promising to walk all the way home.
Sky's @ShingiMararike caught up with Karl as he headed home to see his mum
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it’s always the ones who don’t go to games
people will mock saeed but no one else will ever take initiative. it's always 'why don't you do something' & then when someone does, it's 'this will never work haha'. there's no harm in trying. these parasites have destroyed our club and will continue doing so #GlazersAndIneosOut
Why are the club hiring DoFs then going over their head on things a DoF should be doing
🚨 | By the time of Ten Hag’s exit, Ashworth was in the building and helping to draw up a list of candidates for Ratcliffe alongside Wilcox and Omar Berrada. Berrada was aware City might go for Ruben Amorim to succeed Pep Guardiola, due to Amorim’s relationship with Hugo Viana, who was to join City as sporting director.
Ratcliffe met Amorim and was enamoured, quickly becoming convinced the Portuguese was the man for the job. Wilcox held reservations about Amorim’s use of a back three but got on board, with Berrada and Ratcliffe keen. According to sources, Amorim said he would adapt in time.
Ashworth shared concerns over changing to a head coach with a different system mid-season and put forward alternatives. One of them was Eddie Howe. This difference of opinion, as well as other issues with Ratcliffe, in part led to Ashworth’s departure that December, just six months after taking the role.
Wilcox was then promoted to director of football.
Berrada, having worked at City at the same time as Wilcox between 2012 and 2023, advocated for his promotion.
[@J_Tanswell, @lauriewhitwell, @MarioCortegana, @TheAthleticFC]
Berrada’s definitely still getting a paycheque from Abu Dhabi😭😭😭
🔴📰 | Omar Berrada advocated for Jason Wilcox’s promotion to director of football.
Berrada was said to believe Wilcox could be #mufc answer to Txiki Begiristain at Man City, as an executive who would watch training regularly and take the temperature of the squad and coaches.
Many people in football believe Wilcox’s relationship with Berrada was the KEY factor behind him getting a job at United in the first place.
Berrada would say Wilcox has the BEST eye in football to spot players. This is a view shared by some recruitment colleagues.
[@TheAthleticFC]
Willycocks getting the hit pieces this morning
There are players in the dressing room who feel the same as Lisandro Martinez over Jason Wilcox and the club’s approach in the summer.
Wilcox has tried to establish a rapport with players, usually through light humour, but some believe in crunch moments there is an absence of authority or planning [@TheAthleticFC]
