Jack Griffin

[Jack Griffin @griffjackin]

@Pompey RIP Kenny 💙

[Portsmouth FC @Pompey]

🔜

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2025/26: ✅🎬

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Four games, one aim. 🔵

[Second Tier podcast @secondtierpod]

Portsmouth were promoted back to the Championship on this day two years ago after a 12 year absence.

The scenes 😍

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FT SCENES. 🔥

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THREE. BIG. POINTS. 👊

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CHAOS.

[Jack Griffin @griffjackin]

@danwhitedw

[Jack Griffin @griffjackin]

@danwhitedw What if I don't celebrate pride month?

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@danwhitedw Buy a ticket then

[Albie @albieamankona]

I’m dealing with a family emergency, so I won’t be doing broadcast interviews on the John Davidson Tourette’s tic at the BAFTAs story.

Hearing the N word shouted at two of the most successful black actors in the world, on stage at the BAFTAs and broadcast on the BBC, was horrible. It made people uncomfortable. It should have. But it was an involuntary tic from someone who lives with Tourette’s syndrome. It was not chosen. It was not intentional. It was not an expression of belief.

What’s astonishing is watching people who constantly lecture the public about inclusion suddenly abandon it the moment it becomes complicated. The same voices that demand respect for lived experience are now acting as if a neurodivergent man consciously decided to shout a slur for sport.

Tourette’s is a neurological condition. It is not a political statement. It is not a moral failing. You cannot preach DEI and then punish someone for symptoms of their neurodivergence.

Even the Royal Household has previously understood Davidson’s condition. Not even the late Queen was immune to his tics he said “F*ck the Queen” TO HER FACE. If that reality can be accepted there, it should not be beyond the rest of us.

Two things can be true at once. The word is abhorrent. The tic was involuntary. If your commitment to inclusion collapses when it involves neurodivergence, then it was never inclusion in the first place.

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These scenes. 😮‍💨

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GET IN THERE! 👊

[Peaky Blinders @ThePeakyBlinder]

Heavy lies the crown. Cillian Murphy and Barry Keoghan star in PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN. Premieres 6 March in select cinemas and 20 March 2026 on Netflix

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@danwhitedw @HelloFreshUK

[Jack Griffin @griffjackin]

About time I got the recognition I deserve 😏

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