Luca P

[BDS 🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🦉 @JailTheEnglish]

Should've taken the Wales squad, one of them was very keen

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

CAN YOU HEAR ME MARK FALCO

[Henry Winter @henrywinter]

Bobby Smith, Len Duquemin, Les Allen, Jimmy Greaves, Martin Chivers, Alan Gilzean, Steve Archibald, Mark Falco, Clive Allen, Gary Lineker, Garth Crooks, Teddy Sheringham, Jurgen Klinsmann, Robbie Keane, Les Ferdinand, Jermain Defoe, Dimitar Berbatov, Son Heung-min, Harry Kane. Apologies to those forwards left out and for the wobbly chronology. But the point is that Tottenham Hotspur have had so many fabulous forwards since the war. But now? #THFC

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

Goosebumps.

For all its faults, Western Christian culture is still worth defending.

[Paul Embery @PaulEmbery]

Goosebumps.

For all its faults, Western Christian culture is still worth defending.

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

https://t.co/LkFwvxrPnD

[Jack Pitt-Brooke @JackPittBrooke]

The inevitable logic of technology is more technology. There is such a simple solution to this!

[evdokios @evdokios]

“I walked through blood and bones in the streets of manhattan trying to find my father. he was in northern kidderminster having a heart attack.”

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

@tds122 Takes a lot for me to be bored by test cricket but I’ve stuck the snooker on instead

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

@volvicstorm98 Think so. We’re almost certainly relegated regardless of whether we got someone in but to fail to sign someone and ruin your reputation as a club simultaneously takes some doing.

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

@volvicstorm98 The Hampshire one was ridiculous. They knew what they were doing because they didn’t announce it to us properly, and were then apparently surprised by an incredibly predictable reaction.

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

Wrote about the past week of nonsense at Hampshire and how we should engage with our teams when they act in this way.

https://t.co/px4EhMz8df

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

@hjsedits I certainly can’t think of a more impactful event on 11th of September 2001

[BBC Breakfast @BBCBreakfast]

Former footballer Graeme Souness will climb the highest peaks in Scotland, Wales and England over three days in a bid to raise funds for people suffering from rare skin conditions in the UK.

He told #BBCBreakfast why he's taking on Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis and Yr Wyddfa to support people living with epidermolysis bullosa

https://t.co/BryEBnIkm3

[Nick @nickcricket]

10am: Clock in, have a coffee. Talk about myself to Baz
1.30pm: "I reckon you should use the The 5-Wood for this shot"
2pm: Trust yourself

[Autosport @autosport]

Kimi Antonelli now has as many career wins in F1 as teammate George Russell 🤝

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

Antonelli is going to be one of the greats. Ridiculous talent.

[Luca P @lucap_2004]

@ArnieTTR Many thanks

[Duncan Castles @DuncanCastles]

Interesting that the response to this from Graham Scott (and other refereeing quarters) is that Mike Dean must be making his story up.
Yet in the same article Scott writes that he "joined the Premier League list in 2015 and was bewildered by the culture that was permitted and therefore promoted. Plenty were indulged rather than managed, while those of us lower down the food chain were openly told that we had ‘non-speaking parts’ and should count ourselves lucky if we were given a Premier League game.
"The refs were professional in some ways, shamelessly amateur in others. Some trained religiously, others occasionally. Mostly, they reffed on their wits and were good enough to get by on their experience, especially as the game was not as relentlessly fast and there was less scrutiny than today."
Dean's own words fit well with that...

[Michael Cox @Zonal_Marking]

This happened if you were playing football and took a shot so bad that it went miles over. The message was that it was such a useless piece of football it would look good in rugby. No-one was doing drop-kicks across the playground, and no-one ever will.
https://t.co/7rPXNCr5Ds