Jostein Farestveit

[Krischan Lehmann @randalaise]

I just built the ski jumping game I always wanted as a kid.
Jump of the Day, world records, 42 nations – free in your browser, no account.

[Are we back? @wise0w1]

Bet PGMOL are worried

[HLTCO @HLTCO]

Fucking hell. 😂

[Leonard Jägerskiöld @LeonardJN]

Herregud.
Detta är alltså uträknade summor på hur mycket de andra klubbarna gått miste om iom Citys fusk.

Kom inte och säg att Citys fusk bara handlat om "den röda kartellen".

[No Context Prem @NoContextEPL]

Whoever created this deserves an award. 😂

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@HLTCO Should have saved that

[Andreas Veivåg @AVeivaag]

@FCBayernEN Ingen bryr seg Stravanger

[TheWhiteHartWay @TheWhiteHartWay]

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[Football Confidential 🌐 @footballconfid1]

Xavi Simons does an innocuous calf scrape... INSTANT RED CARD! Why? Because “it’s Spurs so f*ck ‘em!”

Bruno Fernandes commits a dangerous ankle stamp on JP van Hecke, but VAR don’t care. Why? Because “it’s Spurs so f*ck ‘em!”

And @prorefofficial will still try to claim there’s no bias in their decision-making 😂😭

[Spurs Army @SpursArmyTweets]

👀 TWENTY-SIX successive passes and so, so close to one of the goals of the season… 😩

The fact we weren’t AT-LEAST three/four goals ahead by the time we conceded is baffling. Eventually this team is going to click, and it will be scary for the opposition once it does. United were and are bad, but we were excellent at Old Trafford.

The players are itching for a win. You could see that by the way we started the game, the fight we showed with ten, and the disappointment to only come away with a point at full time.

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@Nicopoleides @aselliaas Holder på med den selv!

[Lea @Lea_EFC]

Bruno Fernandes kicks Phil Foden and Foden gets sent off 🟥

Luke Shaw pushes over Rodrigo Bentancur and pushes his head into his head and Bentancur gets sent off 🟥

PGMOL 🤝 Manchester United FC

[Tom Brusveen @brustom81]

De bildene ble vist live, men fordi det er United så blir folkene rundt, og ekspertene plutselig svaksynte?

Ta dere sammen a,jeg har bortimot 20 meldinger fra Arsenal supportere som elsker mest av alt plage meg dom støtter meg her.
Romero er borte så dere trenger ny mann å forhåndsdømme?

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@laazarini7 Goals

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@AshleenPrior Hold

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@ChristinaZandes 💜

[NUFC Fans Against Sportswashing @NoSaudiToon]

"Manchester City is run by, and in the interests of, the United Arab Emirates, a state whose appetite for conflict and violence is matched by its contempt for rules and norms."
https://t.co/in45alMTdc

[Jostein Farestveit @Jost186]

@HKane @England Legend🤍

[OptaJoe @OptaJoe]

1 - As well as equalling Peter Shilton's appearance record, Harry Kane has the England record for goals scored (89), major tournament appearances (36), goals at major tournaments (21), major tournament games as captain (32) and goals at Wembley (31).

Legend.

[Colin MUFC🇮🇪🇵🇸 @colinmufc2]

“It’s impossible for clubs to compete with the “red cartel” or grow their commercial revenue without sustained success or cheating.”

Let’s use Spurs as an example, because they were never part of this supposed cartel.

Yes, sporting success isn’t guaranteed by spending the most money, but that’s beside the point.

Spurs were generating £114m in 2007/08.

City were generating £82m in the season before Abu Dhabi took over.

Spurs then grew their revenue to £147m by 2012/13, around the point Premier League financial regulations were being introduced.

They were also already increasing their commercial revenue and explicitly supported bringing financial fair play into the Premier League.

And look where they are now. Spurs generated £565m in 2024/25.

That’s an increase of roughly £418m, or 284%, from 2012/13.

Their sponsorship, corporate hospitality and merchandising has gone from roughly £44m around 2012 to close to £200m today.

Spurs missed out on Champions League football on four occasions during this period while City finished above them.

Across those four seasons, City received €138m in Champions League distributions from UEFA, while Spurs missed out on an estimated £91m in direct financial benefits from not qualifying.

That’s before you even consider the knock on effect of losing the Champions League exposure, sponsorship opportunities and additional commercial growth that comes with it.

They built a new stadium, increased their commercial partnerships, expanded merchandising and e-commerce, massively increased hospitality and turned the stadium into a year round business with NFL, concerts, boxing and other events.

Spurs went form 14th in the Deloitte Football Money League in 2007/08 to 9th in 2024/25

Above Chelsea and just below United

All done without sustained success.

All done without cheating

There was nothing preventing Man City doing the exact same thing but they wanted it “then and now”.

There are no rules preventing other clubs from growing their commercial revenue significantly within the rules like Spurs did.