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[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

🚨 Premier League appoints Rebecca Caplehorn as chief football officer. Highly-regarded Tottenham Hotspur exec leaves #THFC after more than 10yrs to replace outgoing Tony Scholes. Start date in process of being finalised @TheAthleticFC after @MikeKeegan_DM https://t.co/vsLyAtPtXL

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

@DursleyTownAFC 🔥🔥🔥

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

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[GNSL @GNSLOfficial]

Congratulations to the 2025 Reg Davis Cup Champions @DursleyTownAFC !

[Bobby Manzi @BobbyManzi]

Eberechi Eze has been a revelation for Crystal Palace. A unique talent with a distinct ability to glide past players, every motion with an indescribable amount of poise. He is unquestionably the most iconic player to adorn a Crystal Palace shirt. 16:46 on Saturday, 17th May will never be forgotten, as the young lad who joined from QPR five years prior made the unthinkable happen. When Eze signed for Palace, he manifested: “I hope to entertain you, and I hope you enjoy me as much as I enjoy you.” Five years of being kept on the edge of their seats followed for the Selhurst Park faithful, although the start of the journey saw supporters restricted to the confines of their living rooms due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A stunning free-kick against Leeds earned him his first goal in red and blue. Who could have predicted the glory that followed? Everyone will always remember that masterful performance against Sheffield United, when he drifted from inside his own half to the edge of the Blades’ penalty area before drilling low into the corner. He has learned, developed, and evolved into a top-class player at Palace. It has not always been smooth: dropped by Vieira, and do not forget his Achilles injury. But he carried himself with grace throughout. Although everyone connected with Palace wished they had seen more of it, the times he shared on the pitch with Michael Olise were ones to savour. When Olise departed last summer, Eze was forced to shoulder even more of the creative mantle. Despite struggling for the first half of last season, Eze showed his marvellous quality when it mattered - a goal for England against Latvia, making him the first Palace player to score for the Three Lions in 49 years, seemed to turn his season around. 25 goal contributions in all competitions last term, only eight of which came before the turn of the year. Palace are not only losing a first-rate footballer, but an exemplary character - loved by the fans, community, and dressing room. Born in Greenwich, he represents South London, a humble and grounded character whose purpose is to give back via his foundation, which creates opportunities for children from the capital who may have typically been overlooked. Two pieces of silverware in his final months at the club feels a fitting end for the FA Cup-winning goalscorer. Now, he will get his last dance as Palace embark on their first-ever European campaign. The perfect way to bid farewell to a great. #CPFC

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

THIS TEAM ❤️

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

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[Dursley Town AFC ❤️🖤 @DursleyTownAFC]

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Yesterday the 1sts picked up all 3 points as they beat the unbeaten league leaders 3-2. After being 2-1 down in the 85th minute, two late goals turned the game on its head and the lads got what they worked for! 👏🏻

Goals from -
Aaron Nash ⚽️
Adam Price ⚽️
Own Goal ⚽️

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

The 50,000 people who’ve come to see Michael Oliver referee are really getting their money’s worth

[Marc O'Reachtaire @o_reachtaire]

Man City winning the league four times in a row is a serious achievement to be fair, its up there with Lance Armstrong winning seven tours on the bounce

[True Geordie @TrueGeordieTG]

Man City spent billions stock piling world class talent for 15 years, so over the last few seasons they’ve been able to sell a few to make their net spend look better. The reason other clubs have spent more recently is because they had no choice in order to bridge the gap!

[Ian Wright @IanWright0]

Enjoy it!!!!

[Dursley Town AFC ❤️🖤 @DursleyTownAFC]

FT // @BrockAlbion 1 - 1 Dursley Town.

It looked like Brock were once again going to get the run of us for most of the match but the boys kept battling in tough conditions and got their golden chance.

The unbeaten run continues into December!

#UpTheDurs

[P™ @SemperFiArsenal]

@Carra23 You have to accept the referees decisions, Jamie. They are under immense pressure or does that only apply to English refs ?

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

Cristian Romero showing that the 'Bruno Guimarães rule' is working perfectly: You can now assault opposition players without a card.

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

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[Dursley Town AFC ❤️🖤 @DursleyTownAFC]

FULL TIME

Dursley see off the league leaders 2-1 with goals from Aaron and Karl Nash!

[Dursley Town AFC ❤️🖤 @DursleyTownAFC]

FT Dursley Town 3 - 2 @FramptonFc.

We do what we couldn't do against Frampton's reserves earlier in the season. Funny old game!

Goals from Aaron Nash and Ben Dolbear (x2) see us through to the next round of the County Cup!

Thank you to everyone who came out this afternoon 🖤❤️

[PUMA Football @pumafootball]

The NOW. The FUTURE.

@kaihavertz29, one of us 🐾☺️

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

@afcnewsroom @TikiTakaConnor @bholloway7 😍

[Dursley Town AFC ❤️🖤 @DursleyTownAFC]

We make it 3 from 3 against a young energetic Lydney town.
We started like slugs but kept the pressure on winning 5-2 with one being an absolute wonder goal from @YoungNash12 (👀🚲🔝🗑️)
⚽️@ryanstevenson
⚽️⚽️ @dolbear_ben
⚽️@YoungNash12
⚽️ @ConnorHarmer22

[Ben Dolbear @dolbear_ben]

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