Yah no....there's no ways he didn't do it
Russell Brand Jokes About His Sex Addiction On Jonathon Ross
I never understood why people thought he was funny or appealing, right from the start I thought he was creepy!
Russell Brand casually explaining his sex addiction like it was just a really demanding hobby.
He starts his book by checking into a treatment center, then says it was the best of times and the worst of times.
Jonathan asks if he was thinking about sex all the time and Brand’s like “not really, because I was doing it.” Hands shaking from the lack of the old hullabaloo, couldn’t get enough monkey business, eventually it just got exhausting and he needed a sit-down.
Jonathan’s “that’s where we differ, of course” is perfect.
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A night to remember at the City Ground 👏
Victory over Man City sees @NFFC climb to 16th in the table!
One set of rules for the WWE champs
Another set of rules for everyone else
🚨 Danny Murphy fumes over the controversial Arsenal penalty decision after Kai Havertz was pulled by his shirt:
🎙️ Interviewer: “Danny, what was your reaction to the penalty incident involving Kai Havertz?
Danny Murphy: The shirt pull was there. Havertz was pulled, he went down, and the referee initially looked ready to award the penalty. Then VAR gets involved, checks the incident and suddenly the decision changes because Havertz was offside. Fine, the offside matters but let’s not pretend the shirt pull didn’t happen.
Interviewer: “But Liverpool fans are pointing to what happened with Alexander Isak at Anfield last week. Is there a comparison?
Danny Murphy: “Absolutely! Timber pulled Isak’s shirt, and Liverpool weren’t given a penalty. From what we saw, VAR didn’t even properly intervene. Now Arsenal are involved, there’s a shirt pull, the referee is ready to point to the spot and Michael Oliver is operating VAR. Suddenly there’s all this attention!
Interviewer: “Are you suggesting there’s one set of rules for Arsenal and another for Liverpool?
Danny Murphy: I’m saying supporters have every right to question the consistency. You cannot ignore one incident and then spend all that time examining another similar one. If it’s a foul, it’s a foul. The badge on the shirt shouldn’t change how officials apply the rules.
Interviewer: “Liverpool fans believe the league is desperate to help Arsenal win the title. Is that becoming a problem?
Danny Murphy: “I wouldn’t accuse anyone of deliberately handing Arsenal the league without evidence. But the standard of officiating is making those suspicions louder. The Premier League cannot keep serving up decisions like this and expect supporters to trust the process. It’s becoming embarrassing!
Interviewer: “What’s your message to the officials?
Danny Murphy: Stop making the game about yourselves. Apply the same standards to everybody. Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City nobody should get special treatment. Football fans aren’t stupid. They see the inconsistencies!
Please let this be true
🚨💣 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Jeremie Frimpong is open to leaving Liverpool and playing for a Saudi club, having been offered to Al Hilal, reports @ismaeelmahmoudd.
Glad to admit this oke fed me a delicious humble pie.
Ronald Araujo is your @StanChart Men's Player of the Month for October 👏🏆

































