Jason Saul

The Beatles, Oasis, Arsenal.

[out of context brazil @oocbrazill]

pq absolutamente nenhum goleiro consegue fazer uma defesa dessas hoje em dia?

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇬🇧 Not to alarm anyone, but the UK wants to scan every photo, video, and message on your phone before it's encrypted.

Tech CEOs who refuse to comply face up to 5 years in prison.

They're calling it a safety measure. It isn't. Pre-encryption scanning means governments can see everything before you've even sent it, and they can expand what gets flagged whenever they want.

The track record here is brutal. Europe's age verification app was hacked in under 2 minutes. Over 70,000 IDs and selfies were exposed in a separate breach.

These are the people who want access to every device in the country.

Once the infrastructure exists, no government in history has ever chosen to use less of it.

Source: CSOOnline / Writer: Jamie

[BanksyCat @Banksycat]

Tice gave Starmer both barrels in Parliament today. Starmer couldn't answer a single word of it.

Deaf. Blind. Numb. That is this Prime Minister. And Richard Tice said it to his face. The house didn't agree. The country absolutely does.

He stood there deaf and numb to everything the public are screaming. And every non answer he gave proved Tice right.

Boats. Two tier policing. Mandelson. Anti-semitism. Henry Nowak. Belfast. Tice put every single failure on the table. In Parliament. To his face.

Starmer's answer. Deflection. Donor smears. And the most revealing line of all. He called the campaign for justice for Henry Nowak exploitation. Not accountability. Not justice. Exploitation.

A man beaten to death outside his own home. A family destroyed. A community demanding answers. And the Prime Minister called it exploitation.

Then he talked about stopping the boats. But he cannot stop the boats Keir. Belfast proved that. A man flew from Sudan to Paris. Got a bus to Dublin. Walked into Belfast. Handed refugee status. Leave to remain until 2028. Never on a single database. That is your record.

Tice asked him to resign today. The house didn't agree. The country does.

[Kellie-Jay Keen @ThePosieParker]

You cannot say that @Nigel_Farage isn’t an absolute masterclass at dealing with the press.

[Matt Casey 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @MattCas04807118]

Caller Keith does brilliantly but obviously struggles to convince the boy victim that he speaks the truth.

What will it take for these woke wankers to admit defeat?

[Liam UTFT @LiamT30EFC]

What a fucking fella he is, go on lad

[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

Just another day on Planet Crazy

A black man tried to saw the head off a white man in Belfast. The @BBCBreaking reports the a ‘minor stabbing incident’

[🇬🇧UKJ0N🇬🇧 @ukJ0N]

Jeremy Kyle dropping truth bombs this morning.

He condemns the rioting in Belfast but he like many of us knew what was coming and he understands peoples anger.

We are all increasingly thinking
"Not only economically am I screwed, not only socially am I screwed but now I have to look over my shoulder when I walk down the street"

@talktv

[Jason Saul @souly71]

@Spyder2015

[🅾🅻🅳 🅱🅰🅻🅳 🅶🅾🅾🅽🅴🆁 @OBG_AFC]

If you really want to get chav fans upset make sure you remind them that their entire identity and existence revolves around Sir Henry Norris. Yes, the same Sir Henry Norris who owned Arsenal.

The actual existence of Chelsea Football Club stems directly from Gus Mears and his mates being left with an empty stadium after Sir Henry politely declined to move Fulham to Stamford Bridge after they tried to fleece him. Chelsea exists only because Fulham said "no thanks" to the rent, leaving Mears with a white elephant he had to fill with a football team just to keep the lights on. It’s a classic case of a club being founded out of real estate desperation rather than footballing necessity.

​Considering the circus acts and athletic tracks that occupied the ground before, it’s fair to say they’ve been trying to justify that stadium’s existence ever since and let's not forget that the owners of Chelsea don't even own the stadium or the land its on. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨TWO TIER STARMER HAS SPOKEN.
When an asylum seeker tries to butcher a man in broad daylight, the Prime Minister tells the British public to "stay calm."

But the absolute second everyday people take to the streets to protest his open borders disaster, he immediately threatens them with the "full force of the law." 🤡

He cannot find the police to stop a burglary or a stabbing, but he will magically find thousands of officers to lock you up for being angry about it.

They despise the working class and they are not even hiding it anymore.

RT if you are completely sick of this rigged two tier justice system! 🇬🇧🔥

[Dan Wootton @danwootton]

Cathy Newman is a VERY SICK human being.
A man is nearly beheaded by a migrant who shouldn't be here on the streets of Belfast.
She rushes straight to her newsroom computer to blame "far right" Rupert Lowe, Tommy Robinson & Nigel Farage for "whipping this up for their own ends".

[Debate Gunner @Debate_Gunner]

Se cumplen tres semanas exactas del día del desahogo para el hincha del Arsenal.

Una tarde-noche de martes inolvidable. De las pocas veces que lloré por fútbol.

[LIMBZ @LimbzHQ]

The most beautiful goal in football history: Brazil, 1970

[Francisco Cunha @OnDisasters]

The 24 Hours of Le Mans starts this weekend, and if you're "not young" like me, you remember when, in 1999, the race featured on 8 o´clock news everywhere, after this Mercedes CLR took off at over 320 km/h and did some loops that would make the Red Bull Air Race envious.

Miraculously, nobody was hurt, neither driver Christophe Bouchot nor any of the track staff near the racetrack.

(Emphasis on "miraculously", because this was the 3rd similar crash in two days: after this accident, which had some similar precursors also in other events, the aerodynamic rules were changed in this Sportscar class)

They say all publicity is "good publicity," but after this setback, Mercedes withdrew from the mythical race for some time, with the first "silver arrows" only returning to Le Mans in 2025, albeit in the "lower" GT3 class)

[Arsenal Chizzy @ArsenalChizzy_]

Chelsea finished 10th and people moved on like nothing happened 😭

Caicedo and Enzo Fernández alone cost around £237M combined… just TWO players… and Chelsea ended up in Bournemouth/Brentford territory.

Even in Arteta’s WORST period:

* Cedric at right-back,
* Rob Holding and Pablo Mari starting at centre-back,
* Ceballos in midfield,
* Nicolas Pépé leading the line…

Arsenal STILL never finished 10th. Not once.

Manchester United finished 15th and the media cycle lasted one week.

Tottenham Hotspur spent half the season checking the relegation table and barely escaped embarrassment.

Liverpool spent hundreds of millions and disappeared when the title race got serious.

But somehow the biggest conversations are ALWAYS about Arsenal.

Every Arsenal trophy comes with excuses.
Every Arsenal achievement gets questioned.
Every Arsenal success needs an asterisk from rival fans and the media.

That’s when you know the club is massive.

When you are truly big, the standards are different.” 😭🔥

[The Football Era @Footballera0]

Damn this is insane. Literally painted the whole city red 🔴

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Mark Nowak Said Sorry To His Son Today. He Had Nothing To Be Sorry For.

Henry Nowak told the officers nine times that he could not breathe and had been stabbed. One officer replied I don't think you have, mate. Henry was dragged across gravel, had his hands forced behind his back and was formally arrested for assault. His rights were read to him. That was the last thing he heard.

His killer Vickrum Digwa was never handcuffed. Not at the scene. Not during transport to the police station. Not at any point. While under arrest for Henry's murder, police took Digwa to the kitchen so he could choose his food. Digwa told the court this himself.

Mark Nowak stood outside Southampton Crown Court today and said what no father should ever have to say. That his son had not died with dignity. That he should not have died on the streets of Southampton in police custody. That his murderer was afforded decency. That he was believed. That the contrast was unbearable. Breaking down in tears he finished his statement with the words that will define this case. To my darling son who I love beyond words. I am so sorry I let this happen to you.

He had nothing to be sorry for. The institution that left his son to die while treating his killer with decency has something to answer for.

Vickrum Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years. Judge William Mousley KC said Henry was defenceless when he was murdered. He said Digwa had shown callous disregard by filming Henry as he lay dying. He said he was certain Henry had said nothing racist. He told Digwa he had brought shame upon your family, your community and your religion. He noted that the privilege of carrying a ceremonial knife in public came with a huge responsibility. Digwa used that knife to stab an eighteen year old boy four times and then told the arriving officers that the boy had attacked him. The officers believed him. They did not believe Henry.

Keir Starmer posted on social media today that it is right that the IOPC is investigating the police response. The Prime Minister who said nothing four days ago when I first wrote about Henry. Whose party colleagues took the knee for George Floyd. Who has said nothing about the institutional conditioning that produced those officers' response. He found his voice today. After the verdict. After the sentencing. After the family's statement made silence politically impossible.

According to Henry's family some of the officers involved remain on duty. Others have resigned. The IOPC investigation continues. The family are calling on the Home Secretary to ensure the IOPC has the resources, authority and independence to conduct a full, fearless and transparent investigation. They said our family should not have to fight for the truth anymore.

They should not. A boy told officers nine times he could not breathe and had been stabbed. An officer said I don't think you have, mate. The killer was taken to choose his food. The victim was dragged across gravel and arrested. The training that produced that response has not been reviewed. The officers who applied it are still on duty. And the Prime Minister who stayed silent for four days has posted on social media that the watchdog investigation is right.

Henry's sister Olivia looked directly at Digwa in the dock and said if you had known Henry you would never have hurt him. My life will never be the same without my best friend. He was eighteen years old. He lit up every room he entered. He deserved better than every single thing that happened to him that night.

"Breaking down in tears Mark finished his statement with the words that will define this case. To my darling son who I love beyond words. I am so sorry I let this happen to you."

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🎙️Ian Wright blast Uefa and gives credit to FIFA for not falling for the hype about Daniel Siebert’s performance in the Champions League Final tells you everything:

FIFA deserve credit for not falling for the hype.

UEFA are out here talking about Daniel Siebert’s performance like they just witnessed Pierluigi Collina in his prime. One of the greatest Champions League Final refereeing displays EVER? Seriously? That’s the standard now?

They’re ‘extremely pleased’? Pleased with what? The way the game flowed? The way he handled Arsenal vs PSG in that final? The big calls that kept going one way? The big calls? The protection? Come on, stop it! This is proper barrel-scraping from UEFA. It’s peak nepotism, peak protection of their own. Absolute nonsense.

This is exactly what’s wrong with modern football. Every institution wants to protect its own decisions. Nobody wants to admit that maybe, just maybe, the performance wasn’t this untouchable masterpiece they’re trying to sell to us.

And here’s the funniest part: FIFA looked at all the praise, all the back-patting, all the headlines, and still said, ‘No World Cup.’

That should tell you everything.

People are acting shocked, but FIFA’s job isn’t to hand out participation trophies because UEFA are happy. The World Cup is supposed to be the highest standard in football. If there is even significant debate surrounding a referee after the biggest club game of the season, why would FIFA reward that?

Some fans don’t want to hear it, especially the ones celebrating every decision that went their way, but football isn’t judged by emotion. It’s judged by credibility.

UEFA can release all the internal praise they want. If you have to keep telling people how historic a refereeing performance was, maybe it wasn’t as historic as you think.

The reality is simple: FIFA saw the noise, saw the controversy, saw the reaction from football fans around the world and made a decision.

And judging by how defensive some people have become, I’d say FIFA hit a nerve.

The World Cup isn’t won in UEFA boardrooms. It’s earned on the pitch.

That’s why FIFA’s decision carries more weight than a hundred UEFA compliments.”

[Gabiola @gabiola442]

Meet Benny White: elite partying lore of this man:
—Chucked Ødegaard’s £1,200 glasses right into the crowd without a second thought.
—Bullied Rice into performing "Rice, Rice Baby."
—​Joyful sang "Hincapie, get your bumm out."
—Someone pelted a burger at the parade bus, and he genuinely just ate it.

​You actually cannot convince me there is a bigger legend in the game of partying than him. Ultimate GOAT behavior. 🐐🥳

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

On your head, Martin 😅