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LUFC | STEELERS | ⚽️🏈🇮🇪

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Virgil Van Dijk man. I’ve yet to see him make a tackle in the past 3 seasons, he just jockeys backwards?

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

@PeakedPanda @Respawn @RSPN_Hideouts Can relate to this so much, I’m almost out of gold thank god! but this is my average solo q experience summed up😭

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Explain Mayo winning the All Ireland in Football terms

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

The absolute state of this

[Leeds United @LUFC]

🔥 Ready to get started!

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Currently getting beat 2-0 by Switzerland, fist pump now you fool

[Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2]

“He’s an egomaniac Jesse Marsh.”

“I think he’s a bit of an idiot.”

Over on RTÉ, Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly didn’t hold back on the celebrations. https://t.co/ItnnD5cHQW

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

As a Leeds fan I can confirm, Jesse marsh is an idiot and I can’t wait for him to get thumped in the knockout stages

[Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2]

“He’s an egomaniac Jesse Marsh.”

“I think he’s a bit of an idiot.”

Over on RTÉ, Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly didn’t hold back on the celebrations. https://t.co/ItnnD5cHQW

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Sometimes it really is this easy, and it breaks my fuckin’ heart.

[bet365 @bet365]

One customer backed this 𝟴𝟰𝟬.𝟱/𝟭 4-Fold with £4 Bet Credits! 😱

Mbappé, Haaland, Messi & Kane all to score two or more.

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

FAI should be boycotted, absolute cowards

[Palestine Football Association @Palestine_fa]

Palestine Football Association Statement
The Palestine Football Association (PFA) wishes to clarify recent media reports and public commentary concerning the forthcoming UEFA Nations League fixture between the Republic of Ireland and Israel, following references made to the PFA in statements and subsequent coverage of the matter.
First and foremost, the PFA has not issued any statement endorsing, approving, or supporting the decision to proceed with the match. Any interpretation suggesting that the PFA has given its blessing to the fixture does not accurately reflect our position.
The PFA maintains a long-standing principle of respecting the autonomy of fellow national associations and refraining from interference in their internal affairs or decision-making processes. This principle is particularly important to us as an association that has suffered for decades from interference, restrictions, and violations of its rights within the international football system. Respect for the independence of national associations is not merely a procedural matter for the PFA; it is a principle rooted in our own lived experience.
Accordingly, while the PFA respects the right of every association to determine how it navigates its own sporting, legal, and regulatory obligations, such respect should not be misconstrued as endorsement of any particular decision.
The PFA also wishes to reiterate its deep appreciation for the historic solidarity shown by the Irish people and for the principled positions repeatedly expressed by the Football Association of Ireland, Irish clubs, supporters, players, trade unions, civil society organizations, and public representatives in support of Palestinian rights and human dignity.
At the same time, our position regarding Israeli football remains unchanged and unequivocal. The PFA continues to pursue accountability through FIFA and other international sporting bodies for Israel’s persistent violations of FIFA statutes, the systematic obstruction of Palestinian football, and the devastating impact of Israel’s war on all aspects of Palestinian life, including athletes, clubs, facilities, and sporting life. More than one thousand Palestinian athletes have been killed, and large parts of Palestine’s sporting infrastructure have been destroyed. Palestinian football is enduring one of the darkest periods in its history.
For this reason, the PFA rejects any characterization that could be interpreted as providing political or moral cover for Israel’s continued participation in international football while these grave violations persist. The PFA would not, and will not, be party to any effort that normalizes these realities or contributes to the sportswashing of crimes committed against the Palestinian people.
Our struggle has always been directed toward ensuring that international football applies its own rules consistently and without exception. We will therefore continue to work through legitimate sporting and legal mechanisms to defend the rights of Palestinian athletes, protect Palestinian football, and seek accountability in accordance with FIFA regulations, the principles of the Olympic Charter, and the values that sport strives to uphold.
The PFA remains committed to these efforts and to the pursuit of justice, dignity, and equal treatment within the international world of sport.
Dima Said
Official Spokesperson
Palestinian Football Federation
[phone]
[email protected].

[Paddy Raff @paddyraffcomedy]

Describing a Toblerone to someone who’s never had one before

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

@lakesidephyserg @apopey wouldn’t even wear that to take out the bins

[The Square Ball @TheSquareBall]

But for who, Chris Kamara?

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

If you ever needed proof of blatant cheating, there you have it. Leeds on top and Chelsea’s players telling Sanchez to go down so they can have a team talk. Camera caught the whole thing perfectly. Seriously, how many times is this going to happen before it’s punishable? #FACUP

[Sinéad O’Sullivan @SineadOS1]

The protests in Ireland are not about just fuel! They are about the distance between Ireland on this graph and every other modern and developed economy. Ireland is second wealthiest but gets waaaaay less than any other country for that wealth. By a golden mile.

That visual gap in this graph? That’s what people are protesting. It’s a lack of infrastructure and the everyday enshittification of services, the economy, and the additional difficulty of trying to live, relative to peers in any other country. It also highlights why people don’t get uniformly listened to! - because there is no government architecture to engage meaningfully across this huge gap.

That gap is a three hour drive to work in traffic, a 14 month wait for an MRI, buses that don’t arrive, trains that don’t exist, schools that have no places for your kids, houses that are unaffordable, pubs that close before midnight, €12 sandwiches, expensive fuel.

People feel this gap, even if they can’t explain it precisely. And that builds into resentment, and ultimately protest. Fuel just happened to be the next thing that could be pointed to, today.

[Jonny Cooper @JRCooper26]

Leeds United have won 30 of the 49 matches that Ao Tanaka has started, the best win ratio of any player in the club's history (61.2%).

They've only lost six of those 49 games, also the lowest loss percentage of any player (12.2%). #lufc

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

CAN DANIEL FARKE MAKE A FUCKING SUB BEFORE THE 70TH JUST FUCKING ONCE

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Watching #MNF and they’re talking about XG & Shot conversion %.. what ever happened to just watching a few clips and doing some decent analysis 🫠🫠🫠 game is gone

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

“Take the day off work and come and support the lads” 😂😂😂 what a bunch of fucking idiots, most people don’t have that choice, fuck off.

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

@ConorB3311 @Microinteracti1 Luke something

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

😂😂😂😂 we need more of this, watch number 3 in red

[National League on DAZN @DAZN_NationalLg]

INCREDIBLE SCENES AS YORK SCORE IN THE 96TH MINUTE TO GO TWO POINTS CLEAR🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[Aor @Ayden_Aor]

Can’t be arsed anymore, every game the referee & VAR just fuck us

[Totally Leeds @TotallyLeeds]

What are we doing here? In what world is this not given as a high boot? #lufc