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Dedication,having fun and awareness in the right balance gives the best outcome! snapchat-sammycleave insta-sammycleave

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@BletchingtonFC Well happy for you guys, well done Vinny! Not the first time you’ve had success on that pitch.

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc would make your day nailing a shot like that

[I ❤️ Snooker @ILoveSnooker_]

Dennis Taylor: “That could be in the pocket this time, is it? Little bit harder, he’s caught it, you know. Well played, what a shot!”
Stephen Maguire: “Hell yeah!”🤘
#snooker #ilovesnooker

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc can’t win every medal I suppose

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

NEW: French pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati fails to medal after his "manhood" knocked the bar over.

Ammiarti was trying to clear the 5.70m bar.

Ammirati had cleared two heights before the unfortunate situation messed him up.

He may have lost the competition, but Ammiarati is surging on Instagram where he is seeing a lot of new followers.

Ammirati finished in 12th with a height of 5.60 in Group A.

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc

[Paul @LeftySeparatist]

If we could all just take a moment to appreciate the stunning cinematic beauty of this scene.

The bravado, the little shake of the hips, the half brick to the back of the head and, of course, the coup de grâce…..the agonizing strike to the knackers.

10/10😍
#Southport

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc this has Adam wrote all over it

[Wild content @Nocapmedia]

Imagine running for your life and that's the fastest you can run.

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@EmilieRaex The best bush tucker trial going 😜

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc you could do this

[I ❤️ Snooker @ILoveSnooker_]

Shot of the decade?
#snooker #ilovesnooker @Magician147

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@BletchingtonFC Love this gents , great to see the team looking promising for the up coming season COYB!!!

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

Jobs worth cretins

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

Yes

[Shane Rolls @Rollsyoufc]

Jesus Christ!
I’ve lost 27.5lbs in less than 2 months.
I must have been a right fat bastard!!!

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@JTPollard10 All day lad , all day 🥲

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

Awesome

[West Ham United @WestHam]

The Claret & Blue Army ⚒️

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

@Rollsyoufc stay out of the water

[SPORTbible @sportbible]

The West Ham players were only singing one song after their win 👀😂

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

You are an absolute legend mate , well said

[West Ham Football @westhamfootball]

A message to the West Ham United family from Sporting Director Mark Noble…

On Wednesday night, West Ham United will play in a major European final.
Just saying those words feels so, so good.
Ever since that unforgettable night in Alkmaar a few weeks ago, there has been a fantastic sense of excitement and anticipation around the Club, as we prepare to face ACF Fiorentina in the UEFA Europa Conference League showpiece in Prague.
There will be just under 6,000 of the Claret and Blue army inside the Eden Aréna - a stadium we could have easily filled four or five times over - but every single Hammers fan around the world will be there in spirit.
And we all have our own personal stories - a collection of unique, individual journeys that have brought us to this point. Like many of you, mine has been long and eventful, with many ups and downs, a lot of changes and - as our song says - dreaming of fortunes that always seem to be hiding.
Exactly 20 years ago this month, I was taking my GCSE exams at school, knowing that just a few weeks later, I would be starting full-time as a Youth Academy scholar at Chadwell Heath, training and playing every day for the team I had supported since I was a little boy growing up in Canning Town.
West Ham had just been relegated, there was a lot of uncertainty around the Club, and I was just a cheeky 16-year-old kid, desperately trying to impress, dreaming of making it as a professional. Less than two years later, I was coming on as a substitute in the Championship Play-Off final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, and 12 months after that I was in a tracksuit on the bench at the same stadium as we lost a dramatic FA Cup final against Liverpool.
That day, we were trying to end a 26-year wait for a major trophy - and were seconds away from doing so until Steven Gerrard popped up with a goal from the gods to snatch glory away from us. Who would have thought it would take another 17 years before we next earned another opportunity to end that wait?
A few people have asked me if I feel a little twinge of bitterness or frustration that West Ham have reached a major European final the season after I retired.
The answer, though, is absolutely not.
Throughout my playing career - and particularly once I was appointed captain - all I ever wanted was for us to be successful, and for people around the club to have smiles on their faces. That has always come before any personal ambition.
So to see the boys reach this occasion makes me so, so happy. Because I know how much it means to them, and I know how much it means to all of you.
Finals, generally, are only enjoyable and memorable if you are on the winning side. And make no mistake - we are not in Prague just for the fun of it. We are going there to win. The players are determined, focused and have prepared fantastically well to be in the best possible condition and mindset going into the game. The spirit in the camp is magnificent, and all of the lads are so desperately determined to bring the trophy home to east London.
But sometimes it is important to take a step back and remember that it isn’t just about winning a football match.
Wednesday will mean many different things to all of us. For many it will be the first ever experience of a European final. For some of our older fans it will bring back memories of the glory of 1965 with Bobby Moore and co.
And, for a lot of people, it will be a chance to remember those who are no longer with us - the members of the West Ham family who never got to see this day…but would be so hugely proud that we are here.
Whatever tomorrow night means to you personally, and wherever in the world you are watching it from, we all have one thing in common: We are West https://t.co/8ZFuZTEiAt everyone travelling out to Prague, have fun, look after each other and stay safe. Enjoy yourselves, but also make sure we respect our Czech hosts…and remember that we are all there as ambassadors of West Ham United.

[Football Away Days @FBAwayDays]

7,000 West Ham singing their anthem “I’m forever blowing bubbles” away at Arsenal in the FA Youth Cup Final last night. 👏

Do West Ham have the best fans in London?

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

Gotvv by to be match fixing @Rollsyoufc

[Football F*ck Ups @FootbaIIFckUps]

Ligue 1 is hilarious at times 😂

[sammy cleave12 @sammycleave]

Looks decent

[James Evans @JamesEvansPT]

Lemon and Herb Chicken Wrap with a Cucumber and Yoghurt Mint Sauce!

Give this recipe a save! It’s delicious!

Calories - 400
Protein - 50g

#healthyrecipes #mealpreplife #healthyfood #healthyeating #mealprep #highproteinrecipe #recipes #recipeshare #weightlossrecipes

[Only Fools and Horses Lines @OnlyFoolsLines]

Happy Birthday Lennard Pearce. Remembering Grandad’s greatest one-liner ❤️