Bill Gates in 2021:- “Climate Change will mean Deaths go up over time - no beach you’ve ever been to will look the same”
“There’s no simple solution like get a Vaccine”
Bill Gates in 2025:- “We shouldn’t be worried about the Climate Change Hoax Scam”
@MrCracknell Not even close to the same thing, yes a smart phone can track you, see what you watch etc but a digital id can dictate what you do for example access to healthcare, restictions on elegant you buy etc, a smartphone may track you but a digital id can control you
Sonny, I think I can speak on behalf of all Tottenham fans - words cannot truly express what you mean to this fanbase.
After scoring three in your first week with the club back in 2015, two on your debut at the lane, we knew you were going to be different.
Since then, every run, every goal, every assist, every dribble, every nutmeg, every piece of silk - we saw it, we felt it, and we’ll never forget it.
But you were more than just a world-class footballer, it was your warm smile, energy and humble nature that warmed you to this fanbase.
Great players are ten to the dozen, great humans are much more rare in this day and age. But we’ve seen you. How you carry yourself, how you interact with others; playing with your teammates children, taking time with the fans, sacrificing personal relationships to give your all for club and country. You’re one hell of a human.
But what made you different, what made you ours, was your loyalty. You never once gave up on us. Never flirted with the exit door. When the club was at its lowest, when you were in huge demand, when uncertainty swirled and others walked, you stayed. You didn’t just stay, you committed, you signed, you chose us. And in that moment, for many, regardless of what came after it, you became a true Tottenham legend.
But for the avoidance of doubt, you weren’t finished. You looked at this club, these fans, and still believed. After so many near misses, and after almost 20 years, you ended our trophy drought, leading us to European glory. Our first UEFA cup in over 40 years. You did what many said could not be done at Spurs.
That wasn’t just a trophy for us, for this club, you’ve changed our mentality, our DNA, the status quo. We can all feel it. Once Spursy, now winners, you did that, and we are all truly thankful.
Whilst this is an incredibly sad moment for all of us, and for you especially, there couldn’t have been a better time to leave. With your head held high, trophy in hand.
A true legend of this football club in all senses of the word.
What a journey.
What a player.
What a man.
We’ll miss the goals, the assists, the dribbles - but most of all, we’ll miss you.
Thank you for everything.
We love you.
And always will.
Captain. Leader. Legend.
Nice one Sonny.
@henrywinter If fans watching that game hame really felt that was the solution they were watching a different game to me! No control in midfield, foden and Bellingham ineffective again, shape and approach to the game needed to change
Tournament football is about game management but this and previous tournaments show it’s bit there although I’m sure Gareth gives everything he has, @GlennHoddle should get a second go, makes a team play well and reacts to the match
Following an incident in which an individual has lost their life, we are doing everything to accommodate the ongoing Police investigation, which is of the utmost importance.
As things stand, this afternoon's Premier League fixture against Nottingham Forest will go-ahead as scheduled, however the north end of Worcester Avenue and the whole of Northumberland Park Road will remain closed throughout.
We shall update supporters as and when we can, and ask for fans to be patient and allow extra travel time.