Neville Charlton

This is my new account. I Hate politics. I am all things Manchester United!

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Everyone missing the "you've grown on me" part

[United Zone @ManUnitedZone]

🚨 Jamie Carragher’s apology to Lisandro Martinez on the @CBSSportsGolazo show:

“When you first joined #mufc I said you was too small to succeed, you’ve proven me wrong.. It’s fair to say you’ve grown on me.”

Lisandro: “It’s fine.. if I listened to comments I will play bad, I stayed focused on giving everything for this club that trusted me from day one.”

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@DeezyphandaSA Hayibo

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Like how you troll women and men as well as trolling this young man now with such undertones

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Why are people abusing this young man, 20 year old Ivorian, Malick Yalcouye.

It's understandable if white folks do it, but fellow blacks too. All because he looks different. He has done nothing wrong to anyone.

He should be celebrating his first Premier League goal, but he'll come and find posts from fellow Africans trolling him

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Poverty mentality

[SON @I_am____HIM]

South Africans are so unserious. Like what kinda adults are we? A pipe burst and folks started lining up like at an express acr wash 😭😭😭😂

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Ku blind

[Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga @SajeniMapuranga]

THIS MUST STOP. I have spent decades in uniform defending a Zimbabwe I believed in. I have watched governments rise and I have watched them rot.

I have held my tongue when discretion demanded it. I am holding it no longer.
What is being done to my comrade, retired Air Marshal Henry Muchena, is a disgrace that strikes at the very soul of this republic.

For days now, State security officers have pursued him and his wife wherever they go.

Visual evidence of this surveillance has been released to the media.

A retired senior military officer a man who served this nation with honour is being hounded like a common criminal, together with his wife, for the simple act of expressing a political opinion.

Let us be clear about what happened. Air Marshal Muchena, together with a group of Retired Generals and former senior civil servants, met with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to express our principled opposition to Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 the so-called CAB3. We went in good faith. We spoke as men who have served this State, who have bled for it, who have built the very institutions now being turned against us.

The President abruptly ended that meeting with the words: "Whoever wins, let them win."

We took those words for what they were a dismissal, not of us as individuals, but of the constitutional order we fought to establish.

What we did not anticipate was that the State security machinery we helped create would be deployed to harass and intimidate a retired Air Marshal and his family for daring to disagree.

This is not governance. This is political persecution dressed in the uniform of State security.

The irony is almost too painful to articulate. As a young boy, Henry Muchena went to war to help liberate this country.

He returned home and helped build the military establishment that is now being used to hound him and his wife.

He fought to free Zimbabwe, only to find himself being persecuted by the very State he helped create.

If a whole General can be hunted like this surveilled, followed, intimidated in his own country what of an ordinary citizen?

What of the teacher in Murewa, the vendor in Mbare, the student in Mutare who dares to raise a voice?

Disagreeing with a constitutional amendment is not a crime. It is the essence of democratic citizenship.

CAB3 seeks to extend presidential terms, abolish direct elections, and dismantle the safeguards our Constitution painstakingly built to prevent exactly the kind of executive overreach we are now witnessing.

The Constitution's Section 328 was designed as a poison pill against self-serving amendments a protection the framers knew would one day be tested by men who confuse the State with themselves.

The use of State security institutions to silence opposition voices is an abuse of power that no soldier of conscience can watch in silence.

We did not liberate this country so that its security apparatus could become a private enforcement unit for political intimidation.

We did not build an army, an air force, and an intelligence service so they could be turned on retired comrades and their wives for holding an opinion.

To the young officers in our security services today, I say this you swore an oath to the Constitution, not to a man.

You serve the Republic of Zimbabwe, not a political faction.

When you are ordered to surveil a retired general who fought for your freedom to wear that uniform, you are being asked to betray the very purpose of your service.

Think carefully about the orders you follow. History has a long memory, and so do the people of Zimbabwe.

To President Mnangagwa, I say this Whoever wins, let them win is not a constitutional principle.

It is not a governing philosophy. It is the language of a man who has forgotten that power in a republic is borrowed, not owned.

Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.
War Veteran.

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Damn the irony

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

One of Zimbabwe’s retired military generals opposed to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term extension, Air Marshal Muchena, has released these visuals to the media showing State security officers pursuing him and his wife wherever they go for days.

Air Marshal Muchena previously met with President Mnangagwa and expressed his opposition to the term-extension legislation, then known as CAB3.
President Mnangagwa abruptly ended the meeting with the words: “Whoever wins, let them win.”

The apparent surveillance of a retired senior military officer and his wife exposes the use of political intimidation and the abuse of State security institutions to silence opposition voices. Disagreeing with a constitutional amendment should not be a crime.

The irony of a retired general being relentlessly pursued by State security agents is striking. As a young boy, he went to war to help liberate the country, returned home and helped build the military establishment that is now being used to hound him and his family.

He fought to free Zimbabwe, only to find himself being persecuted by the very State he helped create. If a whole general can be hounded like this, what of an ordinary citizen?

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

He's not the same player he was!

[TRUTH @UTDTRUT]

U guys forget so easily huh?

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@JustJenRX What kind of a gun is that

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

This Is brutal!!

[Financial Bunny @ImcocoMash]

We need a show like this in SA😩🤭

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Kodwa mdala ilizwe lalibulala shem lezitshomi zenu zeHarare amanga mabi khathesi singama economic refugees abanye political refugees hayi kungasenani akulahla mbeleko ngakufelwa!
@ProfJNMoyo

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

If eff around and find out was a person @Greg_Adams_

[AB⚕ @AbsoluteBruno]

Throwback to when Tyrone Mings thought he was him against Man United and tried to fuck with Ibrahimovic.
You won’t believe what Ibrahimovic did😭

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

All 3 people in this image have been permanent Man Utd managers at some point!

[SimplyUtd @SimplyUtd]

🚨 Michael Carrick used the trip to Norway to meet up with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Although Carrick beat Solskjaer to the interim United job in January, the pair remain close and sources said Solskjaer was in good form.

Solskjaer keeps a deliberately low profile in his home country. His appearances in the media are rare in his homeland, and he wasn't involved in any coverage of Norway's World Cup quarter-final against England.

[@StevenRailston]

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Alternative MUFC. @AlternativeMUFC]

There's lots of attention on Big Ben bulking up but I'm more concerned to see Martial back at Carrington.

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@rhidozi_ Live

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Januzaj, Lukaku, Senne, Fellaini, de Laet (real guess), Youri I am officially stuck

[Andy Mitten @AndyMitten]

Youri Tielemans signs for MUFC. Five year deal. Becomes MUFC's 8th Belgian player. And if you can name all seven off the top of the your head then you really need to get outside for some air.

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@FrankEra_ Wow dude you called it

[England @England]

John Stones 🕺😂

The energy in the changing room last night 🔥

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@Carra23 @SeppBlatter Hahaha Carras!!!

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

@SleeperFooty @AbsoluteBruno He shaved his hair mate

[Neville Charlton @NevilleMufc]

Thought it was £85m or so