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Kevin Twaddle retweeted
Married his childhood sweetheart, has four kids, donates to the armed forces and mental health charities while running his own foundation. Doesn't drink or smoke. Zero career scandals, which is rare for anyone at his level of fame.
He's also his country's and boyhood club's all-time top scorer, with six Golden Boots including four in the Premier League and one at a World Cup.
He's easily the best striker in the world right now.
And yet Harry Kane remains one of the most disrespected and underrated players in world football. Which is bizarre because he's exactly the type of footballer kids should be looking up to. 👏
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"So many years of so much pain, and to have something good happen in my life is just ..."
Last June, Corey Pereira's wife Leah died at age 28 after battling cancer.
On Sunday, Pereira won the PGA TOUR Americas' Mexico Championship to draw closer to a @KornFerryTour return.
"If it weren't for golf, I'd just be sitting in my room all day pouting and crying ... I'm happy that I won, but I wish she was here to celebrate. She was my best friend."
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Diogo Jota's wife, Rute Cardoso, has written a letter to Scotland captain Andy Robertson ahead of the World Cup.
She thanks Robertson for his friendship, and for preserving Diogo's memory. Robertson adds he'll have Jota at the forefront of his mind.🙏
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When Dylan Tombides found a lump at 17, he was told it was just a cyst.
All he cared about was breaking into the West Ham team and passing his driving test.
Then, during a random drugs test at the Under-17 World Cup, doctors discovered the truth. Dylan had cancer.
Within days, he had surgery. By the weekend, he was starting chemotherapy.
But he never stopped acting like a footballer.
He kept training. Kept smiling. Kept fighting.
In 2012, Sam Allardyce gave him his West Ham debut at just 18 years old.
Then in 2014, after everything his body had already been through, Dylan still flew out to play for Australia at the AFC Under-22 Championship.
He played four games in eight days.
When he returned to England, he was told the treatment was no longer working.
Dylan passed away later that year aged just 20.
West Ham retired his number 38 shirt.
Before Dylan, the only player to receive that honour was Bobby Moore.
Kevin Twaddle retweeted
315,569,520 seconds. 5,259,492 mins. 87,658 hours. 3,652 days. 521 weeks. 120 months. 10 years.
That is how long my best friend, amazing wife, caring and loving mother has been SOBER! It has been special to see this journey you have taken from the first photo when you are in rehab to the last photo this past weekend. It has not been easy or smooth sailing to see the person you are now but you have taken everything you have learned at rehab, have used those skills, developed more skills, taken it one day at a time and now have grown and evolved into who you are 10 years later. The journey and path is never over for someone in recovery but I know you are stronger than ever and will be able to tackle any challenge that may arise in the future. The kids and I are so proud of you! Keep going! One day at a time! We love you! ❤️😘
To anyone who is struggling with addiction, let me say that life on the other side, the sober side…. is amazing and achievable. I’ve seen it first hand with my wife but also with my other friends. I’ve also been lucky enough to meet so many amazing people over the last 10 years that are living a life like my wife. Sober. Happy. Enjoying life. And also telling me that they could never imagine life could be like this when they were in the thralls of their addiction. Sobriety is possible. You have to want it. Your loved ones can only do so much. You first have to admit that you have a problem, an addiction, and you want to get sober. Once you do that, there are millions of people who are living a sober life that want to help other people live sober. You have to ask for help. Whether it be loved ones or someone in the sober community. I’ve been lucky to be part of this community with my wife and it’s an amazing, loving, caring community. There is no judgement. Everybody’s ego is checked at the door. All they want is to help one another on their path of sobriety.
Addiction doesn’t have to be a life sentence. You just have to want to be sober. Nobody can want it more than you. There are people out there wanting to help but you have to take the first step. Wishing everyone who is dealing with addiction that they find the path to sobriety. ❤️
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Kevin Twaddle retweeted
“Live every moment like it’s your last.”
For Paul’s 50th birthday, friends and family surprised him on a flight abroad after his diagnosis. He sadly passed away soon after, but this moment of love and joy will never be forgotten.
Kevin Twaddle retweeted
Hey @Morrisons I will never buy ONE thing from you ever again unless this guy, trying to stop shoplifting, is reinstated.
RETWEET IF YOU AGREE
A Morrisons store manager says his life has been completely 'devastated' after he was sacked for confronting a repeated shoplifter.
Sean Egan - who had worked in the Aldridge Morrisons in the West Midlands for 29 years - was escorting the shoplifter out of the store when the thief turned aggressive.
Kevin Twaddle retweeted
Devastatingly, Mel Schilling has today passed away, her husband has shared.
RIP 😔
Mel Schilling has sadly revealed a further cancer diagnosis which has led to her departure from Married At First Sight, #MAFSUK.
“Over Christmas, I began experiencing blinding headaches and numbness down my right side. After many tests I was told the cancer had spread to the left side of my brain and, despite subsequent radiotherapy sessions, my oncology team have now told me there is nothing further they can do."
"Hearing those words changes everything. So that’s where I am now. My light is starting to fade — and quickly. But I am still here, still fighting, and surrounded by the most incredible love. Simple tasks have become incredibly difficult and I am relying on my beautiful family to look after me. I honestly don’t know how long I have left, but I do know I will fight to my last breath and will be surrounded by the love and support of my people."
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This story of Granit Xhaka’s upbringing is guaranteed to pull on your heart strings 😭❤️
‘We never forget where we come from.’
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Kevin Twaddle retweeted
A 14 year old boy lied about his age so that he could work nights and support his little sister after his parents died.
The authorities tried to charge him for illegal working. Luckily a grounded judge saved the day.👏🏻
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Kevin Twaddle retweeted
This boy shyly asked Mbaye for his jersey - watch his happiness when Mbaye gave it to him 🥹❤️
