Kaz

AFC ⚽️❤️

[Kaz @karenamy_]

This app has turned into a bit of a cesspit but this is the kind of stuff I enjoy, been laughing at them all day 🤣

[El Borto @bortinez_]

“Brendan Rodgers is no longer Liverpool manager”

Henry to Carra:

[Kate 𓆉 @kejamieson_]

When you overtake the person who's been sat in the middle lane for absolutely no reason.

[🗣️ @AC84M]

Very, very annoying game but one that couldn’t be more up my street.

88/92 to beat.

Have a go on yer lunch 🍗

https://t.co/BmISUuza9z

[Kaz @karenamy_]

Watching Only Fools and Horses and eating a mini milk ice lolly, perfect night in for me 🍦📺

[Dia mond @fvckdiamond]

POV: In a team meeting, not paying attention, and suddenly you hear your name.

[aud @mbappefc10]

the 3rd place humiliation match on saturday:

[Kaz @karenamy_]

Yeah Tuchel has f*cked up here….same old story

[Kaz @karenamy_]

A fit Saka would have scored

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

In 2019, Charlotte Lay walked onto a railway track believing she had reached the end of her life.

A train was approaching.

But the driver, Dave Lay, had been alerted to someone on the tracks. He slowed the train, stopped at a distance, and climbed out.

Charlotte expected anger. She thought she was about to be told off.

Instead, Dave calmly introduced himself and asked her one simple question.

“Hi, my name is Dave. Are you having a bad day?”

Then he sat near her.

He didn't lecture her. He didn't tell her how lucky she was. He simply stayed and talked.

For around 30 minutes, Dave treated Charlotte like a human being having the worst day of her life.

Eventually, she found the strength to leave the tracks.

The next day, Charlotte searched for the train driver who had saved her. She posted in a local social media group, hoping someone might know him.

Dave had been wondering if she was okay too.

They reconnected.

They started messaging.

About two months later, they met for coffee.

And somewhere between conversations, healing and ordinary days together, the stranger who sat beside Charlotte on the tracks became the man she fell in love with.

But their story wasn't finished.

In 2020, Dave began suffering from back pain. He thought it was nothing serious.

Charlotte kept telling him to see a doctor.

Eventually, he listened.

Dave was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

He later said doctors told him that if he had waited much longer to seek medical help, he might not have survived.

The man who once sat beside Charlotte when she wanted to leave this world was now alive because Charlotte refused to stop worrying about him.

In 2022, Charlotte and Dave got married.

Dave later put their story into words perfectly.

“Charlotte may say I saved her life... but she saved my life as well.”

Two strangers met on the worst day of one person's life.

Neither of them knew it yet.

But one simple conversation was about to save them both

[Kaz @karenamy_]

Amazing England 👏🏻👏🏻

[Kaz @karenamy_]

Need a lie down after that but if I do I won’t get up again 😴😴 Jude Bellingham - superstar

[Luke 🇾🇪 @lukesellers98]

Came as a shock to me too, Thomas.

[Kaz @karenamy_]

Ice bath required, will pay good money 🥵🥵

[Kaz @karenamy_]

I’m not used to supporting a team with a defence this shaky 😬

[Harry ⭐️⭐️ @Harry_Green10]

World Cup is great until you come into the office and people who don't know anything about football speak about it

[Kaz @karenamy_]

@SkyFootball Is Trent disruptive? He doesn’t seem that way to me, but not a Liverpool or Real Madrid fan so don’t follow him that closely. Does seem a strange decision from Tuchel though

[ndr @NDR_lufc]

Me after Brazil Vs Morocco, when the misses tries to turn the TV off before the 2am and 5am kick offs

[FG @FunnyGooner]

We used to be bantered for losing 10-2 against Bayern and for finishing 8th, now we get bantered for winning the league and losing the Champions league finals in penalties. Oh how far we’ve come.

[🦋🏆 @brodolski]

this is my favourite comment and way of looking at the bigger picture actually