Stephen Tipping

Recently Retired Estate Agent and long standing Manchester United fan. Love Deganwy. All views are my own and are always right.

[Alternative MUFC. @AlternativeMUFC]

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[Stephen Tipping @StephenTipping]

@terrychristian So so true. Bed time was something to look forward to. Stannages show was quality.

[Stephen Tipping @StephenTipping]

@unitedtill90 These “trends” have existed for sometime now and the variances when set against whether we are winning or not is visible. Independent timekeepers and take it out of refs hands is only way forward. Time taken over corners, throw ins and free kicks can then also be added.

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@Foundation_WAFC @therealMickeyT Done 👍 . Best of luck Mickey

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@bbctms Not out. Clearly bounced and fact Mitchell wasn’t sure is further evidence.

[The Black Opinion @opinion_black]

I have received 17 DM’s asking for my ‘views’ on the comments made by Sir Jim Radcliffe. He stated that the UK is being ‘colonised’ and that the ‘immigrants are costing too much money’.

The most disgraceful Prime Minister in the history of this country has hypocritically inserted himself into this fluff of a story.

This pedophile enabling leader of the parliamentary gaytriarchy who stymied investigations into the industrialised rape of working class white girls in this country should keep quiet.

Jim Radcliffes words were a little clunky but what he stated was undoubtedly accurate. This country is £5 Trillion in debt with the country currently paying roughly £150Billion annually in interest.

Strangely enough, public sector net borrowing is running at £151 Billion annually. In essence the government is borrowing to pay debt pushing up the overall national debt. This is literally crazy economics that is destroying the UK.

Why then does both the political Left and Right insist on taking in hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants that are of zero net benefit to this country?

From an economic viewpoint Radcliffe is of correct. Are his comments ‘racist?’ An emphatic no. Has parts of the UK been ‘colonised?’ It is in my opinion a clunky description.

Have parts of the UK undergone rapid, profound demographic transformation in a remarkably short period of time? That cannot be disputed.

If a town changes beyond recognition within a generation and schools, languages spoken on the high street, religious institutions flip 360, what precisely are UK citizens permitted to call that?

‘Diversity enrichment?’
‘Dynamic demographic vibrancy?’ At what point does linguistic politeness become intellectual dishonesty?

Radcliffe stated what many ascribe to. It is not ‘racist’ to hold those opinions. Good grief.

[Alternative MUFC. @AlternativeMUFC]

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[© @Utdcen]

Watch Mainoo here. He waits for Bruno’s signal before making the run, while Tottenham players busy focusing on Maguire and Casemiro. Mbeumo scores. That’s not luck,that’s Carrick coaching. 🧠🔥

[Duncan Castles @DuncanCastles]

The sum of money Pep Guardiola has collected from Abu Dhabi’s autocratic regime must be in the hundreds of millions of Euros now.
Is Guardiola aware of any of the following? https://t.co/k8Yi2B9y9J
What does he think of his Khaldoon Mubarak, Manchester City’s chairman, being one of the first to sign up for Trump’s $1billion-a-seat ‘Peace Board’? https://t.co/anzBBUHVa4
Guardiola has preferential access to Mubarak and Abu Dhabi’s royal family. Has he brought any of his well-founded concerns up with them direct?

[Adam @AdamJoseph]

3 years ago today, Manchester City were charged by the Premier League with 115 financial breaches in the biggest cheating scandal in English football history.

1096 days later, there is no verdict. Justice delayed, particularly for this length of time, is justice denied. All questions remain completely unanswered.

Why have City never allowed regulators to see the sponsors' incoming funds for the relevant periods?

Why do leaked internal emails explicitly refer to sponsors paying only part of agreed sums, with "Abu Dhabi partners" making up the balance?

Why did City’s own executives discuss ensuring money came through "correct channels" so it wouldn’t appear as separate funding?

If payments to Roberto Mancini & Yaya Touré were legitimate, why were they not disclosed to UEFA & the Premier League at the time?

Why have City been repeatedly fined & criticised for non-cooperation - by UEFA, CAS, the Premier League & a High Court judge?

Why did City refuse to provide documents that even their own expert witness said would have been necessary to disprove disguised funding?

Why did a UK High Court judge state it was "surprising & of legitimate public concern" that so little progress had been made after years of investigation?

Why do City fans and representatives claim CAS "cleared" City when the panel explicitly said neither side’s hypothesis could be proven due to lack of evidence?

Why did the UK government discuss City’s charges with its embassy in Abu Dhabi - & why would disclosure "risk UK–UAE relations"?

And where is that irrefutable evidence, why has none of it been made public, why has every investigation been marked by delay & obstruction?

If City truly have nothing to hide, the solution has always been simple - open the books. Shouldn't be hard if they're innocent, right?

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

Always remembered. Never forgotten.

The Flowers of English football.
The Flowers of Manchester.

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[Stephen Tipping @StephenTipping]

@AlternativeMUFC Quality 👏

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@DuncanCastles @Transfersdotcom @TransfersCast @premierleague @TheIFAB If it had Patrick would have told the ref to rule the goal out.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

The minister has admitted to me, finally, that the Home Office has a contract with 'Migrant Help' for the 'provision of asylum services'.

'Provision of advice, issue reoporting and Eligibility for asylum seekers who are accommodated under AASC.'

The typo is from them, but don't worry - it's only a small contract so no need for that much care...

The value of the contract?

£235,000,000.

That's right.

£235,000,000. Think about how much money that actually is. Think about what the money could do for British communities.

Not just that.

A £16,000,000 contract for the 'support payment services to asylum seekers'.

Security services for illegal migrants?

£53,230,915.85.

Translation and interpretation?

£19,000,000.

I could go on and on and on.

They don't want you to see this information.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH.

Mass deportations, and abolishing the entire asylum system, would save us BILLIONS.

I am determined to use my position in Parliament, and on the Public Accounts Committee, to reveal the truth about these contracts to the British people.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

This Labour Party appears to hate.. pub owners, farmers, women who want women’s rights, service men & women, small businesses, jury by our peers, high streets, free speech, elections, entrepreneurship, basic aspiration (sure I’ve missed loads) but do like euthanasia, full term abortions, ideologies over science, experimenting on children’s healthy bodies, open boarders, every declining public services, a massive welfare state, more quangos, more civil servants, huge borrowing & activist unions (sure I’ve missed a few)! It almost makes me miss the Labour Party of the 70s who just loved the last two!

[Evelyn Brooks @Evelyn_Brookss]

I told you he's a sly weasel ..
Silva gets away with dark arts constantly..
Someone's gonna end up hurting him as he thinks he can just kick people off the ball...

[Nick Harris @sportingintel]

While we wait for extra time in the AFCON final, read how Man City illegally signed Brahim Díaz, who just shot the worst penalty ever, aged 14
https://t.co/9IUckHAFDa

[Evelyn Brooks @Evelyn_Brookss]

So that's at least 3 knee-high tackles for Silva..🤣
He should be off by now..
I'm begging for that menace Joelington to nail him 😭🤣🤣