Alex Stott

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@petercrouch Nothing beats this one though

[Alexander Delarge 655321 @AlexDelarge6553]

People don't know that prince is a top 10 guitarist to ever live. Watch this shit! (Took me a while to believe this)

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@veigawilliam_ @ftmensch 🤣

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@FabrizioRomano @scousescrag23 So sad, and young as well. Greatest central defender of all time

[Noubari @Noubariii]

Es más probable que el Tottenham gane un Oscar

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@KEdge23 You can’t hate them enough

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@GBPolitcs @Telegraph Well it’s taxed at income so in real terms it’s 2.5 so meaningless

[Portal Ponta Negra Manaus @pontanegraAM]

Menino é flagrado deitado em uma tampa de geladeira ao lado de um jacaré em um rio, e o vídeo viraliza nas redes sociais

[Alan Smith @AlanJLSmith]

Imagine you ran a business and the top 1% of your customers generated 30% of your income.

And then you did everything to make them leave and never come back.

Even though they funded your business, you didn’t like them because they were successful.

So your business went bust.

[bluesharp @bluezharp]

Remembering Peter Green aka Peter Allen Greenbaum singer-songwriter and guitarist and founder of #FleetwoodMac 🎶'Need Your Love So Bad'

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@doobry @fesshole The soothing music of Rick Astley you mean

[Andrew Lawrence @andrewlawrence]

I thought the hammer on the communist flag represented the industrial working class, turns out it represents battering a 78 year old woman to death.

[The Football Feed @TheFootballFeed]

So they disallowed that goal because Otamendi's foot was apparently stood on... Didn't seem to matter when Messi stomped on Djed Spece foot?

[Rory Jennings ⭐ ⭐ @Chelsearory]

It’s just poetry that it’s Enzo Fernandez who has let his country down. Talking about English people as cleaners, the disgraceful bus incident, that celebration, using Wonderwall after we were knocked out. Just absolutely fantastic that he is the reason it went wrong for them.

[Ross Kempsell @RossKempsell]

Burnham chooses to spend at least £23bn on foreign aid. That is:

- More than the entire policing budget in England & Wales

- The cost of 10+ large new hospitals

- The budget for all NHS dentistry 7 times over

- 100k affordable homes

- The entire roads repair backlog

Choices

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@andyburnham Hopefully not governed like the Mid Staffs NHS hey Bodybags

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@UKLabour What were the last 2 years then?

[Kiera Diss @KieraDiss]

“YOU CAN PUT THAT BACK IN THE CAR NOW!”

This fly-tipping taxi was caught red handed dumping a boot load on the side of the road.

He simply drives off but not before his licences and registration numbers were recorded.

Not a good look for Western Cars in Derby.

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@davagooner 100pc

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

86 years ago today, the Battle of Britain began. It is the closest the free world ever came to losing everything.

By July 1940, Hitler had swallowed Europe whole. Poland in 5 weeks. France in 6. Belgium, Holland, Norway, Denmark. The British army had just fled the continent at Dunkirk, leaving its guns, tanks, and trucks behind in the sand. Britain stood completely alone. No America. No Soviet Union. Just one island and the sea.

Hitler's plan was simple. Before German troops could cross the Channel and finish the war, the Luftwaffe had to destroy the Royal Air Force and rule the sky. His commanders promised him it would take four days. Maybe two weeks at most.

Standing against the largest, most battle-hardened air force on earth was a thin line of young men. Some were 19. Some had trained for only a few weeks. Many climbed into their Spitfires and Hurricanes not knowing how to properly fire the guns yet. They scrambled four, five, six times a day. They ate when they could, slept in their boots, and watched friends not come back at breakfast.

At the height of the fighting, a fighter pilot's life expectancy was four weeks. They all knew the math. They flew anyway. Every single day.

Polish and Czech pilots who had lost their own countries flew with them, and fought like men with nothing left to lose, because they had nothing left to lose. Canadians, New Zealanders, South Africans, Americans who crossed the ocean before their own country had entered the war. A few hundred against thousands.

And the impossible happened. Week after week, the RAF refused to break. In September, Hitler blinked. The invasion of Britain was postponed, then quietly abandoned forever. It was his first defeat of the entire war, and it was handed to him by boys barely old enough to drink.

Winston Churchill stood before Parliament and said the words that still give people chills:

"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."

They called them simply The Few. Most people alive today owe them a debt they will never know they carry.

86 years on, raise a glass to the young men who saved the world from the cockpit of a Spitfire. 🇬🇧

[Alex Stott @AStott12]

@LeGrove If only he’d been able to come on in the CL final instead of Gyokeres