🚨 This is what “integration” looks like outside EVERY migrant hotel in Britain.
A bunch of able-bodied men kicking back all day - smoking, drinking, chatting on phones, doing sweet FA - while the British taxpayer foots the bill for their hotel rooms, food, and benefits.
76% of those who abused ECHR rules to stay are unemployed.
Zero contribution. Maximum drain.
Meanwhile, our veterans sleep rough, pensioners choose between heating and eating, and working families get squeezed dry.
This isn’t asylum. This is an invasion of takers.
How much longer are we supposed to tolerate this?
Stop the boats. Deport the lot.
Britain for Brits first. 🇬🇧
Our pre-season fixture against SC Heerenveen, scheduled for Saturday 1st August, has been cancelled and replaced with a match against Racing Santander at Molineux.
Full story 👇
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If ever you need an example of government not getting biz, take a look at the steel quotas introduced today.
Ministers are punishing UK SMEs buying specialist steel from overseas even though our own domestic mills can't produce it.
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The FA wrote the rules of football in 1863.
The rules you actually play by?
A greenhouse. In Sheffield. 1858.
Two mates from the cricket club went for a walk one autumn afternoon. They wanted something to do when the cricket season ended.
So they started a football club. The first one on earth.
Their headquarters was a greenhouse. Their pitch was the field next to it. There was nobody else to play. So they split into married against singles.
Then they wrote rules. No hacking. No tripping. No holding. Free kicks. Throw-ins.
Corner kicks. The crossbar. Heading. Eleven players. Ninety minutes. Referees.
All Sheffield.
When they played London in 1866 and headed the ball, London laughed at them.
Nobody's laughing now.
In 1867 Sheffield hosted the world's first football competition. Four years before the FA Cup.
The trophy went missing for 130 years. A Scottish antiques dealer found it. Worth over £100,000 today.
When football turned professional, Sheffield refused. They chose the game over the money. And the game left them behind.
William Prest died at fifty-two. His gravestone was removed from the cemetery.
Nathaniel Creswick died in October 1917. Exactly sixty years after founding the club.
In 2004, FIFA gave Sheffield FC the Order of Merit. The only other club to receive it?
Real Madrid. Eighty thousand seats. One of the greatest clubs on earth.
Sheffield FC play in the ninth tier of English football. Two thousand seats.
Every corner kick. Every header. Every ninety minutes.
Two friends. One autumn walk. A greenhouse.
Sheffield started it all.
The beautiful game had humble beginnings. So do we. Your support keeps us on the pitch.
Be part of us.
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Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧
The Good Life actress Penelope Keith has died aged 86.
The actress’s family said she died peacefully at her home in Surrey after being diagnosed with cancer ⤵️
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