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about 1 month ago

Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player who had a trademark red bandanna. He was also working in New York on Sept. 11, 2001 when terrorists struck the World Trade Center. This is the story of how he led people to safety on that fateful day 25 years ago.

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8 months ago

@thesamberman Love it and agree, great work as always @thesamberman

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about 2 years ago

Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player whose trademark was a red bandana. On September 11, 2001, he led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center. This is his story.

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over 1 year ago

The last time most Tottenham fans saw Ange Postecoglou was on the evening of May 25, after the 4-1 defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion which concluded Spurs’ season. But for one Tottenham supporter, it did not end there. When lifelong fan Jeremy Conrad went on holiday to Greece the next day, he was surprised to see the Postecoglous staying at the same hotel. On the last night of his trip, Conrad had a bottle of wine sent to their villa, along with a letter he wrote on behalf of all of his Tottenham-supporting friends. Dear Ange Apologies for the slightly impersonal nature of this note but I wanted to make sure I was able to adequately convey the appreciation, love and respect me and my Spurs supporting friends have for you and the work you have done and hopefully will continue to do at our club. Wednesday 21st May will forever be etched into our collective psyche. It’s made us smile wider, walk taller and laugh louder. You have orchestrated a generational shift in how we feel about our club and how others view us. Tropes have been put to bed and egg collectively smeared on naysayers' faces. Most importantly you have helped reinstate an immense feeling of pride and connection in the team that we love. You often talk about “family” and the importance it plays in motivating and giving a sense of purpose. Well, from me and my Spurs family we would like to thank you from the bottom of our collective hearts. You never stopped believing, you fought hard to defend and elevate the reputation of our club and we are eternally grateful. At the buffet you said to me that a bottle of wine wasn’t necessary but I really hope you accept and enjoy this for what it is… A token of our appreciation. Much love, Jez (311), Matty, Steve, Mark, Beens, JB, Charlie, Jake, Jonny, Chris, Ollie, Toby, Guy + The COYS WhatsApp Group and The Where's Ed WhatsApp Group. The next morning, Conrad was having breakfast when he felt a hand on his shoulder. It was Postecoglou, thanking him not just for the wine but for the letter, which meant so much to him. And he had a gift in return: a Tottenham home shirt. Postecoglou had signed it himself: ‘To Jez. Ange. COYS!” A week after that exchange, and just 16 days after Bilbao, Postecoglou has been dismissed as Tottenham manager. @JackPittBrooke goes inside Postecoglou’s dismissal: https://t.co/AvI21YOGfQ

TheAthleticFC's tweet photo. The last time most Tottenham fans saw Ange Postecoglou was on the evening of May 25, after the 4-1 defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion which concluded Spurs’ season.

But for one Tottenham supporter, it did not end there.

When lifelong fan Jeremy Conrad went on holiday to Greece the next day, he was surprised to see the Postecoglous staying at the same hotel.

On the last night of his trip, Conrad had a bottle of wine sent to their villa, along with a letter he wrote on behalf of all of his Tottenham-supporting friends.

Dear Ange

Apologies for the slightly impersonal nature of this note but I wanted to make sure I was able to adequately convey the appreciation, love and respect me and my Spurs supporting friends have for you and the work you have done and hopefully will continue to do at our club.

Wednesday 21st May will forever be etched into our collective psyche. It’s made us smile wider, walk taller and laugh louder. You have orchestrated a generational shift in how we feel about our club and how others view us. Tropes have been put to bed and egg collectively smeared on naysayers' faces. Most importantly you have helped reinstate an immense feeling of pride and connection in the team that we love.

You often talk about “family” and the importance it plays in motivating and giving a sense of purpose. Well, from me and my Spurs family we would like to thank you from the bottom of our collective hearts. You never stopped believing, you fought hard to defend and elevate the reputation of our club and we are eternally grateful.

At the buffet you said to me that a bottle of wine wasn’t necessary but I really hope you accept and enjoy this for what it is… A token of our appreciation.

Much love,
Jez (311), Matty, Steve, Mark, Beens, JB, Charlie, Jake, Jonny, Chris, Ollie, Toby, Guy + The COYS WhatsApp Group and The Where's Ed WhatsApp Group.

The next morning, Conrad was having breakfast when he felt a hand on his shoulder. It was Postecoglou, thanking him not just for the wine but for the letter, which meant so much to him. And he had a gift in return: a Tottenham home shirt. Postecoglou had signed it himself: ‘To Jez. Ange. COYS!”

A week after that exchange, and just 16 days after Bilbao, Postecoglou has been dismissed as Tottenham manager.

@JackPittBrooke goes inside Postecoglou’s dismissal: https://t.co/AvI21YOGfQ

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over 1 year ago

He dared. He dreamed. He did. 🤍🇦🇺 He did what the likes of Antonio Conte, Jose Mourinho and Mauricio Pochettino couldn’t. He made fans’ dreams come true. It shouldn’t be ending like this. Thank you.