Strategy Director at Grey London.
London, England
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Ed Hayne retweeted
It’s the 30th anniversary of England’s semi-final defeat to Germany at Euro ‘96.
And as Wembley emptied that night, the BBC beautifully used ‘Walkaway’ by Cast for their closer.
This is possibly the greatest sad montage of all time. 💔
Ed Hayne retweeted
Who would be the most expensive player in Premier League history adjusting for football inflation (increase in total revenue for the PL per season)? It has to be the greatest goalscorer...the one and only @alanshearer at an inflation adjusted £223.3m when signing for Newcastle. He also appears at £100.2m when signing for Blackburn. @rioferdy5 appears twice in the top dozen signings
Ed Hayne retweeted
The view of Manchester from the top of the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool.
📸 [Trevor Nelson]
Ed Hayne retweeted
The FIFA Peace Prize winner speaks…
Donald Trump says "a whole civilisation will die tonight" if Iran fails to make deal - follow live bbc.in/3PLAa5D
Ed Hayne retweeted
At Mestalla Stadium, there’s a quiet but powerful tribute, a statue of a man seated in the stands.
He was a lifelong season ticket holder who, even after losing his sight through illness, kept attending every Valencia game with his son beside him.
When he passed away, the club honoured that devotion by placing a statue in his original seat. His son still sits there today, right next to it ❤️👏
Ed Hayne retweeted
What an incredible place to play football, right in front of a World War II bunker in St. Pauli, Germany.
The Feldstraße Bunker, now known as the “Media Bunker,” has been restored and transformed into a luxury hotel, nightclubs, and concert venues.
Definitely one for the bucket list.
Ed Hayne retweeted
14 years ago today, the Giants defeated the Patriots for the second time in five years to win Super Bowl XLVI.
You can’t spell ELITE without ELI.
Ed Hayne retweeted
18 years ago today, Eli Manning and the Giants defeated the Patriots in Super Bowl XLII.
18 wins and 1 Giant loss.
