Mark

Wins & Losses.

[Grown Up Rap @GrownUpRap]

Rap History: Jadakiss (@Therealkiss) - ‘Kiss of Death’, released June 22, 2004.

[LaMusicaDeHarryFraud @HarryFraud]

THE PLUGS I MET 2.5 🔪 WEDNESDAY

[Mark @markcdenton]

@Carl_M79 Massively missing the point completely. It's like had Rodgers won the league in 13/14, he's not one of us.

[Mark @markcdenton]

@itvfootball @ITV Ay yo

[ITV Football @itvfootball]

You can take the man out of the presenting chair but you can't take the presenter out of @GaryLineker 😅

[Nicholas Craven @NicholasCraven_]

LONG LIVE THE GREATEST RAPPER THAT WE MIGHTVE EVER SEEN: BANDANA P

[Mark @markcdenton]

@Robbie_OR Do you ever shut up moaning

[Lee Wes Callwell @LeoRimmer69]

The world don't run on love

[Penhill 🧲 @p_mecca]

On way to Ascot with the Mrs asking why she can’t get on her 365
Haven’t got the heart to yell her that went years ago 😬

[Mark @markcdenton]

@shornKOOMINS is it me or does Fabinho look shattered

[Adam Clery @AdamClery]

Imagine sitting there listening to Lee Dixon or whoever when this is an option.

[✧˖ @colditioner]

one of cinema’s most heartbreaking explorations of male trauma

[Thessaloniki 💛 🌹 @Player_retiredd]

This has to be James Gandolfini's best scene from The Sopranos (prove me wrong). The range of emotions showcased here is amazing; anger, disgust, fear, sadness, joy, contempt, and lil' compassion, all within three minutes. A master class for any actor.

🎥: The Sopranos

[Yates @GFY8s]

10 years ago today, John Hoolahan muttered those magical words. #england 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🍻

[Mark @markcdenton]

@trueblu83 @SpireiteAlex Gave him a two year deal last year I believe

[Ziggy_Sobotka @Ziggys_Duck]

Happy 77th birthday to Frankie Faison, Ervin Burrell on #TheWire. Born: June 10, 1949 in Newport News, Virginia.

“It's Baltimore, gentlemen. The gods will not save you.” -Ervin Burrell

[Mark @markcdenton]

@ChelseaDan5 @Kaichapmxn1 Come to Arnold tomorrow mate

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

THEY ARE BASTARDS!

We just got an email sent to MSE. The spelling was awful, and it was quite tough to understand. Lower down, the writer later explained she was 78 and her disability had stopped her being able to spell. So perhaps it is a stroke, or something similar.

I've tidied it and summarised below, changing some identifying details. In a nutshell, it was this...

"I invested, Martin, with Quotum when you first announced it on TV. What an opportunity for me to buy my own flat. My manager there passed me through to a nice man who asked me for £350 more. He showed me it was growing. I did what he told me to do."

She then goes on to explain how she really wanted her flat and she gave more and more money. And she has nothing left to help with her disability.

I'm honestly in tears typing this. These types of scam ads have now been going on for a decade. I have spent my career trying to help people with their finances. It feels visceral to get this, and to feel that this reputation has been perverted by criminals to steal from someone who is clearly so vulnerable leaves me feeling nauseous.

So many people, both vulnerable and not, lose money and see their lives and wellbeing destroyed. It's now seven years since I sued Facebook. And yet still nothing is being done.

Big tech makes £3bn a year from these scammers. We have a law in place to make them responsible for these ads they're paid to publish, yet it isn't implemented. How many more of these do I have to receive - and far worse, how many more people have to go through this?

This is relentless. It is wrong. Government has to take action! I wrote to the PM just two weeks ago on this very issue. I've not heard back yet.

(We are, of course, going to try and point her in the right direction to get help, but that will be stressful for her too)

[TheFarm/PeterHooton @TheFarm_Peter]

2006 on our way to the FA Cup Final in Cardiff #omen