Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri

Raised in Gainsborough and living in Hucknall. Football, Cricket, Guinness, Wife and Daughter.

[A Funny Old Game @sid_lambert]

It’s 33 years since a wily Chris Waddle led a young Ryan Giggs a merry dance.

You never lose it, old son.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🇬🇧 “You are not going to carry a cement mixer on a pushbike”

Liberal Politician in London wants to eliminate the use of White Vans and states she has done the research to show tradesmen can carry around Ladders & Tools, even fridges on ‘Cargo Bikes’

These people are legit clinically insane

[HIN News🇬🇧🇺🇸 @HerdImmunity12]

News🇬🇧🔥: "Esther Rantzen was having an affair with Scottish, pedophile Tory MP Nicholas Fairbairn. All my time in Scotland Yard as a detective, we only received two referrals from BBC 'Childline', which Rantzen founded to protect children from abuse and catch their abusers".

Former Scotland Yard Detective 'Whistleblower' Jon Wedger, lifts the lid on his findings from years working to protect children from abuse.

His allegations towards those involved in this clip are there for the public to make up their own minds in relation to the tributes being paid to the former BBC grandee.

Source: The Jim King Show.

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

@NCFC_Adam Say that to blokes like my late departed grandfather, who returned from WW2 with nothing but the clothes on his back, got back into civvy life until he retired and was left with just a state pension. This government, indeed all of them are treacherous bastards.

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

@utdHT @ManCity North West Counties League. They can have a derby with Maine Road.

[ET Heisenberg @UtdHeisenberg_]

Send this to every Man City fan you know. 😂

#115

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

@nlm_game Yes, it's all working fine. Many thanks for the reply, and for such a fun game 👍

[Music over time🎻 @Peal8888]

The best cover of all time for this song! ✨

[Floozie Biscuit @FloozieBiscuit]

Paki hand dryer😂

[Jozef Koztelo @jokers_tailor]

Goosebumps.

For all its faults, Western Christian culture is still worth defending.

[Darth Craven @CrazyCraven01]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Animalitos en aprietos. @Animalesaprieto]

Mi papá a las 3:00 am lavando se los dientes antes de irse a trabajar:

[Frankie LaPenna @frankie_lapenna]

Strangely enough, this is somehow perfectly legal. Did anyone get pink eye?

Imagine getting sniped by a fart at the bar…

[Jay @iamsanjaypatel]

Anyone else, apart from me?

[Rare 🇺🇸 @RareImagery]

The shittest dog breed, the Jack Russell Terrier!

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

@Whybrow24 @DaleVince @FGRFC_Official Sport should be an outlet of escape. Bringing politics into it never ends well, as they’ll always be a cause (or group of people) who will feel left out. I agree with DV on Palestine, but using a football club as a vehicle for that isn’t the right way.

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

If you want to have a strong political view, never use a football club as a vehicle in which to express them.

[Dale Vince @DaleVince]

@FGRFC_Official club statement:

This is our position on Palestine.

Why we speak out in support of the Palestinian people and why we fly the national flag of Palestine. Why we call for a Free Palestine. And why necessarily we criticise the actions of the state of Israel.

It’s about respect of human rights and international law.
We see a great crime in progress, the abuse of an entire nation of people. We consider keeping quiet in such circumstances to be immoral.

What it’s not about is politics, race, or religion.

Our support for the Palestinian people is not and never can be anti-Jewish or anti the people of Israel. It is anti the government of Israel and its armed forces - the people directly responsible for the atrocities the world has witnessed, not just recently but going back over fifty years. Palestine is an occupied country. The Palestinian people are denied basic human rights by Israel.

We condemn all forms of racism and we condemn all acts of terrorism. We condemn the acts of Hamas on October 7th as we condemn the ongoing atrocities of Israel.

The people of Palestine are not Hamas - the flag of Palestine is not the flag of Hamas - this needs to be said.

We support the people of Palestine and their right to their own country, we support the United Nations and the many countries of the world that call for Israel to end its occupation of Palestine, a country recognised by the UN and now Britain and in fact - most of the world.

We support a two-state solution.

The call for a free Palestine is a simple moral call for the application of international law and human rights.

Palestinians have lived for decades under an occupation that has steadily expanded. While the government of Israel talks openly of removing all Palestinians from their own country - this is ethnic cleansing. In Gaza we have witnessed extraordinary civilian suffering: mass displacement and intentional starvation, the deaths of huge numbers of civilians, including children - and not just deaths but maiming (Palestine has the highest rate of child amputees on the planet), and the targeted killing of journalists and aid workers.

International institutions and human-rights organisations have raised the gravest possible concerns about Israel's conduct, while the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for its leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity, there is also a provisional finding of Genocide against Israel - which also stands accused of Apartheid.

Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing and Apartheid. These are extraordinary crimes.

These are not footballing issues as such - in a simple sense, where football exists in a moral vacuum.

These are not political issues either, not issues of left or right. They are matters of morality, of human rights and of international law. We believe we have a duty to speak about them.

It is for others to decide to speak out or not. But it is not for others to decide if we should speak out or not.

Criticism of Israel is often conflated with an attack on Jewish people, this is a cynical tactic to use race to defend the actions of an openly racist state.

Criticism of any government is not and never can be considered racist - it is criticism of a government.

Jewish people should never be held responsible for the actions of the Israeli government, just as Muslims should never be held responsible for the actions of Islamist terrorists.

Collective blame is wrong, wherever it is directed.

As is collective punishment, a crime in International Law - which we see in occupied Palestine.

Football has a fantastic record of using its platform - to challenge racism, sexism, homophobia and all other forms of prejudice.

Standing up for Palestinian human rights belongs to that same tradition. Football does not exist in a moral vacuum.

Football's governing bodies have a question to answer. Russia was excluded from international competition for its invasion and occupation of Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Israel continues to participate in football despite a decades-long occupation and an ongoing invasion - while the conduct of its government and armed forces in Gaza is subject to the most serious allegations imaginable under international and human rights law - and simple morality.

It is reasonable to ask why those situations are treated differently.

At FGR we will continue to speak about the plight of the Palestinian people in a factual and principled way.

We will criticise governments and institutions where we believe criticism is warranted, including Western governments that we believe have failed to do enough in response to the suffering in Gaza.

We do not hold people, any nationality, ethnicity or religion responsible for the actions of the state of Israel - we hold the government and armed forces solely responsible.

Everyone is welcome at FGR.

Every race, every religion, every creed, every walk of life.

Supporting Palestinian human rights does not contradict that principle.

It is an expression of that.

[Wednesdayites_1-0_Chansiri @djpickup1980]

@domhowson The CEO @CllrMattBoles is as passionate a person you’ll find when it comes to running his own hometown club. Trinity are a cracking club and don’t deserve idiots trying to distrupt their progress. Well said Bolesy!