NOEL GALLAGHER SLAMS GLASTONBURY AS 'WOKE' AND 'VIRTUE SIGNALING':
“It’s getting a bit woke now, that place, and a bit kind of preachy and a bit virtue-signalling. I don’t like it in music – little fucking idiots waving flags around and making political statements and bands taking the stage and saying, ‘Hey guys, isn’t war terrible, yeah? Let’s all boo war. Fuck the Tories man,’ and all that. It’s like, look – play your fucking tunes and get off.”
Joe Root has 41 Test hundreds, eight more than the next best Englishman.
He has 20 ODI hundreds, seven more than the next best Englishman.
Across formats, these are England's top centurions:
61 - Root
38 - Cook
32 - KP
28 - Gooch
27 - Strauss
Incredible player
@Ladbrokes Along with Fuse bars, verrucas, white dog shit, Tab Clear and the fact that Liz Truss was Prime minister, what is something else that you had completely forgotten about?
@piersmorgan@englandcricket Piers, you've been championing this idiotic style of cricket from the start. It was never going to work in Australia like it didn't work in India, Pakistan or New Zealand. Heads should roll!
The culture shock the England boys are going to have under the new head coach is going to be the same as when kids move into year 7 and find out for the first time the world doesn’t revolve around them
Joe Root scored 13,662 runs in his career & still used to get called home bully!!
Joe Root avg outside England:
🇿🇦 - 50.21,
🇳🇿 - 50.30,
🇱🇰 - 65.50,
🇮🇳 - 45.42,
🇦🇪 - 57.40,
WI - 51.50,
🇦🇺 - 37.25
🇵🇰 - 47.70
- Dominated entire world, greatest after Sachin!
England's greatest has done it all over the world, and now he's finally ticked Australia off the list. ✅
A sublime century at the Gabba to cement Joe Root's iconic status. 🏴
#BBCCricket#Ashes
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Marvin Brown aged 42.
Marvin joined the Bristol City Academy at the age of eight and went on to become the club’s youngest player, aged just 16 years and 71 days in September 1999.
While at the club, Marvin featured for England Under-16s and Under-17s before moving on to Forest Green Rovers in 2004.
A proud Bristolian, Marvin founded Total Pro Soccer, a development centre for young boys in the Bristol area and worked as an Academy coach at Bristol City alongside and beyond his playing career in various roles and played a crucial role in the development of numerous Academy graduates.
Our sincere condolences go to his family & friends.