Check out these cool defunct national team badges shown by Football Heritage. Give them a follow whilst you're at it.
I will pick some out and share some graphics I've produced relevant to some of these nations of yesteryear!
🏴 Ella Toone is set to be in the England squad for the Lionesses' Women's World Cup play-off ties against Greece following an injury to Lucy Bronze
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#Lionesses#MUFC#bbcfootball
09/2026 - Birmingham City's Océane Hurtré is the first player to win the @BarclaysWSL Player of the Month award for a newly promoted club since Manchester United's Kirsty Hanson in October 2019.
Flourishing.
NEW: Official football shirts are made by workers on basic pay of less than £1 an hour. We traced kit for Arsenal, Liverpool & more to 2 Cambodian factories. Workers also described 35C heat & verbal abuse. It follows anger from fans over shirt prices.
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@lloydyrs@DalaiPalmerMCR That's it, blame everyone else. It's you shit fans that are to blame.
If you were better fans, attended more games, & bought more merch', the berties wouldn't have needed to cheat.
The reason Bert fans are blaming the "Red Cartel" and anyone else they choose is simple; they know it's technically their fault city had to cheat. If they were better fans, more loyal, attended more games, and bought more merch', city wouldn't be in this shit.
For the red cartel mob who want to argue City's success is proof that a cartel doesn't exist I'd like to point out that just because it's a shit incompetent cartel doesn't mean it isn't one and hasn't behaved like one.
Euan Kellie’s then and now pictures
They are always a pleasant yet striking distraction every Friday. The affable Euan Kellie of Euan Kellie Property Solutions dramatically captures the changes in the city over the last few decades on his LinkedIn page with ‘then and now’ images. He’s assisted in this by Steve Walsh. I hope they don’t mind me grabbing this image to illustrate their work, which shows how fundamentally the Quays in Trafford and Salford changed between 1983 and 2026. I suggest interested people take a look as well; there are lots and lots of these compare-and-contrast images from across the city on Euan’s LinkedIn. https://t.co/6Sl2DPxilk
Read more stories from me about the city here. https://t.co/pR7ZVxes2Y
@euankellie@visit_mcr