Super proud of 11 year old Theo Taylor for hosting Elephant Day 2 for his chosen charity @elephantfamily. Great support from friends and family. BBQ, Book Stall, Raffle, Slime Stand, Cake sale etc, smashed his target and raised over £2600. 🐘🐘🐘 #elephants
@bigdiscodave@CPFC Should be the final game of the season though. Having to go back and play more Premier league games is plain wrong. Dare to dream again.
@befibre looks like the internet connection in my area is poor, running very slow or no connection at all. There is no way to contact customer support. Number constantly engaged. Online tools are robots. Oh - I’ve sent an email as per your standard response to these.
Excellent from @ianherbs on the utter mess at #WBA. In the words of @AliJones9 @action4albion, "Faceless owners from foreign lands dismantling what we have have had" -- a line that would resonate at a number of other clubs
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We welcome the PGMOL’s statement on the behaviour of Jurgen Klopp at yesterday’s Liverpool v Tottenham game at Anfield and their swift release of a public statement of support.
The behaviour of some managers on the touch line is disgraceful and has been for decades yet The Leagues Manager Association (LMA) appear to say and do nothing to address the problem. They never publicly condemn such behaviour.
It is therefore fair to ask, why do the LMA exist?
Where are their public statements on unacceptable behaviour by their members?
They appear to do nothing to address the behaviour of their members whose actions are mimicked at grassroots level by managers and spectators where children are refereeing and have to deal with this replicated behaviour.
Their silence is shameless and gives the perception that they condone such behaviour.
It’s time for The LMA, as a major stakeholder in the game, to step up and stop their silence on this huge problem in the game.”