Hello @ebehdad
You follow me, and I’ve never tagged you before in a tweet but today is the day.
Sacking Enzo Maresca may be the stupidest thing you ever elect to do, and trust me, you’ve done quite a lot since taking over Chelsea.
From FOS issues to refusing to go all in on Earl’s Court for financial reasons, you are clipping Chelsea’s ambition. We are the biggest club in London, and World Champions. What you’re doing is unacceptable.
If I ever wanted to kill myself, I’d climb your ego and jump to your IQ.
Before considering removing Maresca, remove Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart. They are the ones that have constantly left this team in need of reinforcements. Maresca is a once in a generation coach, and the fact that he will likely replace Pep while you bring on some new random “upcoming” manager is beyond me.
Step down this pedestal of narcissistic greed and arrogance and accept that you made a mistake. Many of us did in backing this vision of Chelsea, and now you’re truly taking the piss. The fact that you cannot handle that the gaffer spoke out about your lack of support is so telling. The fact some wankers in the sporting team are showing him Matt Law clips tells me how insecure you all are.
You have spent your entire time at Chelsea trying to be the ‘alpha’, but you’re really just a walking insecurity that everyone tolerates out of pity and necessity.
Either fix up, show confidence in Maresca by extending his contract and buying who HE wants, or sell to Boehly. Enough is enough.
Here’s hoping we have a better New Year. Cheers.
He escaped prison, hijacked a plane… and vanished for 40 years.
🚨 The Outlaw Who Refused to Be Caught — George Edward Wright
New Jersey.
A 19-year-old makes a terrible decision — a robbery that ends in a man’s death.
The court gives him 30 years.
George Edward Wright walks into prison with his entire youth already stolen.
But Wright isn’t built for cages.
Eight years later — 1970 —
he pulls off a daring prison escape, disappearing so completely
his guards only find an empty cell where he once slept.
America’s search begins.
No clues.
No sign.
Just silence.
Until the silence explodes.
✈️ The Hijacking That Shocked the World
September 1972.
A Delta DC-8 lifts off with 86 passengers…
and five members of the Black Liberation Army on board.
Wright is one of them.
Mid-air, they take the plane.
Hostages cry.
The crew freezes.
The hijackers demand $1 million —
but with one bizarre twist:
The FBI agent delivering the ransom
must show up in nothing but a swimsuit
so he can’t hide a gun.
The world stares, stunned.
The authorities obey.
Under the nose of the FBI,
the hijackers escape to Algeria —
and for the second time,
George Wright slips through America’s fingers.
🕶️ The Ghost Life
One by one, his partners are caught.
Wright?
He becomes a shadow.
New country.
New name.
New life.
He drifts across borders, unseen —
until finally settling in Portugal,
married, a father, living in a quiet seaside town
where neighbors know him simply as the man who tended his garden.
Four decades.
No arrests.
No trials.
No spotlight.
Just a fugitive life lived in calm daylight.
⚖️ The Final Twist
In 2011, the FBI finds him.
Handcuffs click shut —
the United States demands him back.
But Portugal looks at the case, the paperwork, his citizenship…
and says no.
No extradition.
No return to prison.
No undoing the life he built.
George Edward Wright walks free.
He spent 40 years outrunning the law…
and somehow, the law finally stopped running after him.