Mistake

bit of a twat who supports Villa

[Luke @LukeWhosTalking]

Rio Ferdinand's ability to be on the wrong side of literally every debate is admirable if anything.

[twitch.tv/Limmy @DaftLimmy]

That's yer treason there. That's yer hanging.

[Jack 🇾🇪 @Jackk_777]

Southerners when the North gets any crumb of infrastructure/investment:

[England Extra @EnglandExtra]

Live scenes from Scotland after Ecuador’s winner all but sends them home

[Jimmy @FCBJimmy_]

I apologize in advance if this applies to you but I sincerely believe that if you think Ronaldo was ever close to Messi, you are of an objectively lower mental status than me, something akin to a sea urchin or maybe a mussel.

[Matty Cash @mattycash622]

Didn’t call you Baldy 👀

[Aston Villa @AstonVilla]

a little update... 🗓️

[Mistake @Ollie96e]

Starmer can get fucked. They lost because he’s a right wing apologist cunt

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer has written to all Labour MPs to explain why Labour lost the Gorton and Denton by-election

Dear Colleagues,

The result in Gorton and Denton is deeply disappointing.

Instead of a Labour MP who can be a local champion delivering for Gorton and Denton alongside a Labour Government and a Labour mayor, the people of Gorton and Denton now have a representative who is more interested in dividing people than uniting them. We have to learn lessons from that, and we will.

I know this is a tough result for our movement but I still want to thank you for everything you did to support our brilliant candidate Angeliki Stogia. She did a fantastic job and Gorton and Denton deserved to have her as their MP.

We’ve seen the true colours of Zack Polanski’s Greens in this campaign. The Greens were able to capitalise on an endorsement from George Galloway to win over enough voters to push them over the line. Their willingness to welcome Galloway's divisive, sectarian politics is a sign that the Greens are not the harmless environmentalists they pretend to be, and their position on legalising all drugs shows how unstable this electoral coalition is. It cannot survive a general election campaign.

It hurts, but this is the kind of result that we have often seen parties of government face. In by-elections people can make their voice heard without risking a change of government. I get it: people are rightly impatient to see the change they voted for.

It’s my job to make sure that happens. And I’m working day in, day out to see it through.

Over the coming months, people will feel the benefit of the long-term decisions this government is taking. Look at the good economic news we’ve had in the past week: inflation and borrowing coming down, retail sales and business confidence rising, energy bills falling. And look at the policies that are going to make a difference in people’s lives in the coming months: the landmark Employment Rights Act, money off energy bills, the cruel two-child limit scrapped, more free breakfast clubs opening, Pride in Place funding coming through, NHS waiting lists continuing to fall. It will show what we’ve been saying from the outset of this year: the country is turning a corner. These are all Labour policies, putting Labour values into action - policies no other party would or could deliver.

The Greens may have won here, but they simply do not have the resources, the activist base or the local knowledge to replicate this victory across the country. We’ve seen that before. We’ve seen it with the Lib Dems, who have often won mid-term by-elections against both the Conservatives and Labour, but never been able to come close to winning nationally. We’ve seen it with George Galloway, who won two mid-term by elections but held neither of those seats in a general election.

We will continue to warn of the risk the Greens pose: the risk of extreme policies like legalising all drugs and pulling out of NATO that most voters strongly reject, and the risk of splitting the progressive vote so that Reform come through the middle.

The next election is too important to let that happen. It’s a fight we can win, and we’re going to win it.

Best,
Keir

[Politics For You @PoliticoForYou]

🚨 We all thought we’d have flying cars by the 2030’s. Instead we’re going to be ruled over by a Nazi billionaires pedophile robot.

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

Sometimes Donyell Malen looks like a Ballon d'Or candidate, but then five minutes later it's like he's seeing a football for the first time ever

[goated with a thousand young @j0rts]

"model is 6'3" and wearing a medium" bro i will kill you

[Out of Context Football Manager @nocontextfm1]

Troy Parrott finally fulfilling his destiny as a wonderkid ❤️

[Jon @EnolaJon]

Well it’s a good job he wasn’t banned from attending then. What on earth is this nonsense

[thelefttake @thelefttake]

Something like 15-25% of the general public have a genuine mental disease that causes them to think like this and that is why we are unable to achieve anything meaningful politically.

[Owen Jones @owenjonesjourno]

Push notifications about the government working to reverse a ban on Israeli football hooligans like it’s a national crisis.

More media and political outrage in defence of racist thugs than about Israel wiping Gaza off the face of the earth.

What a nauseating era in our history.

[Politics For You @PoliticoForYou]

🚨 You are the literal Prime Minister and you think letting thousands of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans loose in Birmingham is a good idea?

You know what, do it. See what happens.

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

If you want to understand what racism, dehumanization, & double standards look like, I have seen more outraged tweets from British centrists & conservatives today over racist Israeli football hooligans being banned from a game in the UK than I ever did from these same people over the UK’s support for Israel’s killing of 70,000 Palestinian men, women, and children, and the total destruction of Gaza.

[Mistake @Ollie96e]

Anyone who thinks this decision is antisemitic has got worms for brains

[Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer]

This is the wrong decision.

We will not tolerate antisemitism on our streets.

The role of the police is to ensure all football fans can enjoy the game, without fear of violence or intimidation.

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