JT absolutely cooks here.
It’s what Maresca talks about, if there is more space/numerical advantage by going long from build-up, target that. If it’s the opposite and they’ve got dominant CB’s but we overload them (+ more space) building out from the back, we’ll play that way.
Henry calls out the hypocrisy surrounding the Isak saga:
“People are upset because he [Isak] is good.
When a player is playing bad and the club wants them out, I don’t see anyone crying about it then.”
Strong words by Henry. 👀
“I never wanted to be known as a great or a good footballer. But if you ask me, do I want to be known as a great man? Now we are talking.
"‘Adversity comes in different ways and affects people differently, but love and unity always wins."
Rest in peace, Joe ❤️
Of all the ups and downs, after relegations, promotions, Cup runs and more, no moment of Steve Miller Harriers commentary has ever topped this utter madness.
2-0 down, 86 minutes gone, and Harriers win it in incredible circumstances. We'll let the Millerman remind you 💓
20 years ago a kid being stabbed and killed in the classroom would have scarred the national consciousness like the jamie bugler murder, it’s just another story now. Will be forgotten in a week
I want to know why Axel Rudakubana's father did not stop him. I want to know who these people are and what they believe. I want to know why his father did not march his son to a police station, not least after he found him preparing a school massacre. I want to know how a boy can turn up at school TEN times with a knife and not be sectioned. I want to know why Prevent is not preventing horrific attacks like this one and is clearly no longer fit for purpose. I want to know why the school, social services, the local council, and others did not stop this psychopath despite countless warnings. I want to know why Prevent and the state appear utterly obsessed with the right-wing when 70% of terrorist attacks in this country since 2018 have been Islamist and three-quarters of MI5's caseload is Islamist. I want to know why Westminster and legacy media fell over themselves to share details of other terrorist attacks but went silent over this one. I want to know why Keir Starmer has previously tweeted about attacks on the actual day they occurred calling them "terrorism" but refused to do so in this case. I want to know why the state keeps letting people who murder our children, from Axel Rudakubana to Manchester bomber Salman Abedi, fall through the cracks. I want to know why the media gaslit us by presenting this boy as a nice Dr Who choirboy from the Welsh valleys when they knew he had a long history of violence, had been referred to Prevent, and had ricin. I want to know why Keir Starmer casually branded many people in this country "far right" before they even went to court but now is suddenly obsessed with contempt of court procedure. I want to know why Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner derided people for spreading "fake news" and "conspiracy theories" when they suggested this was linked to terrorism when we now know that SHE knew this guy had been referred to counter-terrorism authorities three times. I want to know why much of the political, media, and cultural class in this country piled in on Nigel Farage, even trying to describe the unrest as the "Farage Riots", when everything he was saying about the truth being withheld was right. I want to know why, even today, they are not apologising. I want to know why Keir Starmer is now trying to convince us there is a 'new' form of lone-wolf terrorism when, from David Copeland in 1999 onwards, this has been obvious to everybody for decades. I want to know why if this had been a white British boy who stabbed three black girls to death and injured many more, who was then later found with far-right literature and ricin, we all know the response from Starmer, Cooper, Rayner and much of the media would have been entirely different. I want to know why Keir Starmer talks about "protecting our children" while *literally* not being able to tell us who is coming into our country through our broken borders and why. I want to know why, as with the rape gangs, nobody in positions of power, in these state authorities, is on primetime news apologising to the country. And I want to know why we are now having this utterly ridiculous debate about Amazon, 'buying knives online' and social media when, in reality, what this is about is how our leaders continue to let masses of people into our country from high conflict, highly violent societies who do not think like us, do not act like us, do not share our values or respect our laws, and do not care about us. Yesterday, Keir Starmer said he is "drawing a line in the sand". He should start by apologising to the people of this country for how he and his government have handled Southport as well as the rape gangs, both of which will now go down in history as powerful symbols of the total incompetence and inability of the state to keep us safe. And then he should announce he is ending the extreme policy of mass uncontrolled immigration which is destabilising our communities and nation, will do whatever necessary to fix our broken borders, will completely overhaul Prevent, will actually develop an integration strategy for this country (we do not have one!) and will start treating hardworking, taxpaying British people with the respect and decency they deserve by authorising major inquiries into not only Southport but the rape gangs. That would be a start.
We want to know the truth. And we want to change the direction of our country.
The Nike Mercurial Vapor I is back ⚡️ Just 4,500 pairs worldwide, each individually numbered 🔥 Dropping at Pro:Direct Soccer on Dec 9 ⏳
🇧🇷 R9 branding on the tongue
👀 Set to be worn by Vinicius Jr
🏆 Original worn by R9 to lift 2002 World Cup
Is it healthier to drink tap water and let the fluoride calcify my pineal gland or drink bottled spring water and let micro plastics settle in my balls?
My dad's a genius.
•Read a book a week for 30 years.
•Socially strong & networks well.
•Can fix anything.
•Great leader.
He NEVER moved up in his company.
I asked him WHY & his answer brought me to tears.
Here’s THE BEST LESSON my dad taught me that you need to hear.