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[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Using a young lads death to create humour in reaction to another terrible event is just fucking weird Erik, take a look at yourself

[Erik Dale 🇳🇴 @EuroDale]

This looks bad, but we can't judge until we know if the White guy did a racism.

Might have been self-defense.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Because holidays are overpriced to take them during school holidays, a week or two out of school a year isn’t going to impact their future. Shut your fucking mouth and get on your plane you stupid bitch.

[CathyMac 🥂 @liverbird17]

Kids in front of us and behind us! Why aren’t they in school! 😡

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Shut up you idiot

[Élodie @TribeOfArsenal]

Andoni Iraola inherits a £1B squad
Enzo maresca inherits a £1B squad
Xabi Alonso inherits a £1B squad
Micheal Carrick inherits a £1B squad
Mikel Arteta built it from scratch and non of these blank cheque managers will beat him to the trophy next season 🥱

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Hope it haunts him for the rest of his life.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Punching one that wasn’t even facing him? How do you explain that one then?

[Talman @Talman665977]

The police were punching his brother first and then the Pakistani bro went mad and decimated 3 white police officers and now the white neanderthals are all mad in the comment section

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

At what point do we as British born citizens retaliate in a way that we see fit?

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 NEW: Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad have been cleared over the alleged assault of a male police officer at Manchester Airport

Two juries failed to reach a verdict and no further trial will take place

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

@obrough26 God knows if we have one yet, deadline for this years financial revenue is June 30th though so clubs probably just trying to make any last minute money before the deadline.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Ah yes because social media determines the size of a football club

[Harvey 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @THFCHarvey18]

Fuck off 😂😂

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Mate, shut up

[B. @InvertTheWing]

Dear Pep,

I write this with tears rolling down my face, I do not know where to start.

It was last year, when you restaurant shut down, that I began to panic. That I begin to think, why would such a fantastic, delicious restaurant close down for no reason? The place I celebrate your birthday every year, just gone.

And now, it is in confirmed. You are about to leave the greatest dynasty in football history.

You are arguably one of the most influential humans to ever grace this planet. Not just from football, from every human to grace this planet. I would put you Top 5.

Football is one of the most popular consumed forms of media. Of entertainment. The amount of people that rely on football as an escape, as a cure for their depression, as a job.

You have inspired everything in the modern era of the sport. Everyone's favourite players, teams, have been influenced by you, moulded by you, shaped by you.

And that is why, how people can escape. By consuming what YOU have created.

You have inspired everyone in the modern generation. You have improved the mental health. You have gave people something to bond over, form friendships. You have gave millions, billions of people the best memories of their lives.

Martin Luther King, Albert Einstein, Mahtma Gandhi, Pep Guardiola, etc.

And if this was the end of your club career, what a fucking journey it was.

What a fucking journey.

I will be at the Aston Villa game. @PepTeam, it would mean the world to me if I could meet you one last time, before you leave. Just to give you a little gift, and tell you how much you mean.

Legend.

Love,
InvertTheWing.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

City probably just asked him to say he wasn’t leaving, it’s not that deep

[Ajoje⚽⚖️ @israel_ajoje]

On Saturday Pep Guardiola lifted the FA Cup at Wembley. A journalist asked him directly if he was leaving Manchester City. He looked into the camera and said "No way. No way. I have one year left on my contract.

Four days later, it was announced that he would be leaving.

Do not read that as deception. Read it as a man who loved something so much he could not bring himself to say goodbye out loud. Not in that moment. Not with the trophy still in his hands and the confetti still falling.

That is the most human thing about this story.

Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City in July 2016 with a reputation already built at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

10 years after, he is leaving as something English football had never seen. Six Premier League titles. Four of them consecutive, the first time any club had achieved that in the league's history.

He won Twenty trophies in ten years- including the Champions League that the club had spent its entire existence chasing. He did not just win things. He changed what winning looked like.

But football is brutal and cyclical and completely indifferent to greatness. Sir Alex Ferguson stepped away after 27 years and United have not been the same since. Arsène Wenger gave Arsenal 22 years and left a void that took a decade to fill. Jürgen Klopp said farewell to Liverpool with tears on the touchline and the whole sport stopped to watch.

Now it is Pep's turn to walk away. And it will hurt in ways City fans are not fully prepared for yet.

Enzo Maresca is expected to succeed him, a former assistant who knows the DNA of the club. That offers continuity. It does not offer replacement. Of course, you cannot replace a man who redefined a sport. You can only try to honour what he built and hope the foundation holds.

King Pep is not just leaving the throne. He is leaving a city, a club and a fanbase that built an entire identity around what he created.

Some goodbyes in football are clean. This one will not be.

My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

A young talent with a season of football wasted by us. Shocking.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 Unai Emery: “The Harvey Elliott situation is embarrassing for everyone involved. I feel sorry for the boy”.

“My apologies for Harvey is every day in my mind”.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Was born in Hammersmith by the way, oh what could have been 💔

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

⭐️🇫🇷 Michael Olise with the Award as Best French Player Abroad 2026…

…beating Kylian Mbappé and Rayan Cherki among others.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

This sort of fan is exactly what’s wrong with football. Big club power hunger at its finest.

[Japtej Ghura @japtejghura]

UCL teams no longer dropping down to the Europa League has killed it as a spectacle.

Freiburg, Villa, Forest and Braga are the four teams left.

It used to be Man Utd, Dortmund, Juve etc.

It’s not really worth watching anymore

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Andoni Iraola after his win today against Arsenal

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Deported because they’re black? They’re young men so very likely were born here.

[Bella @BellaCt888]

@JamesPGoddard90 If this happened in the UK, it's obvious which groups of people were responsible, and when they would be deported

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

This is how clubs should treat this situation.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 Enzo Fernández will be left OUT of next two games by Chelsea after his recent quotes on future, Madrid and more.

“Enzo will NOT play tomorrow and against Man City. I have no bad words for him but a line was crossed and we had to SANCTION Enzo”, says Liam Rosenior.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Rage baiting at its finest

[Dec @KingsyAVFC]

My ideal Villa summer window

SELL
Buendia- £50million
Bailey- £40 million
Watkins- £85 million
Barkley- £30 million
Digne- £45 million

BUY
Lacroix- £10 million
Jaiden Anthony- £3 million
Igor Thiago- £20 million
Xavi Simons- £15 million
Bruno Guimaraes- £25million

#AVFC

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

Out of curiosity, if capital punishment was still in use in our country, would you have opted for it for his crimes?

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Disgusting and abhorrent as his crimes were - in the absence of capital punishment in this country - even the most depraved criminals should be protected from vigilante justice in prison.

[bran flemming @blfavfc]

The red card for palace today considering the ref has gone up to the monitor and still given it has got to be the most ridiculous decision I’ve ever seen