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[Dan @Robbo291]

Kilts are just a gimmick

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

Noni Madueke. Believable player. Stoppable on his day. One of the players I have ever seen. Strikes confidence into defenders.

[Dan @Robbo291]

Imagine if we had taken game changers.

[Jack D 🏳️‍🌈 @JackDunc1]

Pals in Boston (locals): England fans continuing the party and atmosphere is great. Seeing plenty of england and leftover Scots having a good time together.

Dont believe all the terminally online crap you read on here.

[Dan @Robbo291]

Bostons shit. Boshhhh

[Dan @Robbo291]

Next stop

[Dan @Robbo291]

Passive aggressive when they want a tip for pouring a fucking pint at 15 dollars.

[Dan @Robbo291]

Some place

[Dan @Robbo291]

Next stop

[Dan @Robbo291]

US golf coverage is so bad. It’s more like commercials with a side of golf.

[Dan @Robbo291]

Blackjack dealers in vegas are ruthless

[Dobby Club @DobbyClub06]

POV: ur at Croydon box park and Harry Kane just scored a penalty retake at group stage match

[Dan @Robbo291]

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[Dan @Robbo291]

🥰

[Dan @Robbo291]

Begging for a game 7 win to delay it til next weekend

[Pat Cavlin @pcavlin]

World Cup tourists in NYC really have no idea what they’re about to witness if the Knicks win tonight…..

[Dan @Robbo291]

@Rich__Miz @screenrotpod Bring back bullying

[Dan @Robbo291]

Quick easy meals need to start including washing up time.

[Dan @Robbo291]

Goodbye sweet prince 😢

[BBC Sport North Yorkshire @BBCYorkSport]

⚽️ BBC Radio York can confirm that York City have accepted a seven-figure sum for defender Malachi Fagan-Walcott from Hearts.

It's now down to the player to agree personal terms but if the transfer goes through, it would be a club record sale.

The previous record was £950,000 when Richard Cresswell joined Sheffield Wednesday in 1999.

#ycfc | #BBCFootball | @BBCYork

[Dan @Robbo291]

@DebsSZN @Rich__Miz

[Dan @Robbo291]

Sad day great bloke

[Castleford Tigers @CTRLFC]

Castleford Tigers are saddened to learn of the passing of former player and Rugby League Legend John Kear, who died on Sunday aged 71.

Kear was a Castleford lad, born on Wheldon Road, he would go on to spend a decade in hometown black and amber after making his debut for the club against St Helens at Knowsley Road on 1st October 1978.

Part of the 1986 Challenge Cup winning squad as Mal Reilly's assistant, John made 133 first team appearances for the club, turning down other offers numerous times to stay loyal to his hometown. A true one club man.

After making his final appearance in September 1987, Kear would go on to enjoy a glittering coaching career, the defining moment of which saw him lead underdogs Sheffield Eagles to Cup Final glory against Wigan in 1998, as well as coaching in three Rugby League World Cups and leading Hull FC to a Challenge Cup over Leeds in 2005 at Cardiff.

Alongside his coaching duties, John was a regular in the broadcast booth, his knowledge and passion for the game shining through as a pundit and commentator.

A popular figure throughout the sport, we would like to send our deepest and most sincere condolences to his family and friends at this very sad time. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.