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The World Cup is humanity’s greatest global gathering, its sporting apex.
Who does Gianni Infantino think he is to wantonly sell it off to the Trump mafia and venture capitalists for his own personal gain?
#OutFantino
#ForTheGoodOfTheGame
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In a league of his own.
Bruno Fernandes breaks the record for the most assists in a Premier League season!
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Hate conspiracy theories but it’s hard to believe this PL title wasn’t handed to Arsenal.
No red cards against. No penalties against. One of the worst statistical championship winning scoring teams from open play. Referees not calling any of their nonsense in the box.
The multiple gifted decisions that have gone Arsenal’s way (West Ham last week 🤣).
City and what could have been United without Amorim and Liverpool weren’t good enough…but the standards in the PL this year with Arsenal have been beyond ridiculous.
Remove Gary Neville from Sky Sports commentary - Sign the Petition! c.org/Rspd6jgf4F via @UKChange
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Mate, what the fuck happened with Neville and United? Seriously, he speaks like a scouser.
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🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Peter Schmeichel: "Arsenal have been blocking the opponent's goalkeeper all season long, they would NEVER be on top of the league if we disallow these goals!"
— ViaPlay
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Kevin Nolan: ‘I genuinely think if we went back on all of Arsenal’s goals this year, the way they are and how aggressive they are with blocks and pulling shirts and pulling people in and around places, you will be able to find that they’ve done this to a keeper, to a player.
‘This is why it’s so frustrating. It’s inconsistent over the season.’
#WHUARS
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Nobody in government wants to hear it, but this needs to be said.
UK roads are a complete national embarrassment.
We pay:
Fuel duty.
Road tax.
Council tax.
VAT on every single car repair.
Billions of pounds.
Every single year.
And in return?
Potholes the size of paddling pools.
White lines so faded they're basically suggestions.
Street lights that haven't worked since 2019.
Pavements so broken disabled people can't use them.
Last year the average UK driver spent £143 repairing pothole damage.
Tyres.
Wheels.
Suspension.
Out of your own pocket.
Because the council won't accept liability.
They never do.
How could they?
They're completely faultless, no?
You report the pothole.
They send a man with a van.
He looks at it.
He leaves.
You report it again.
Nothing.
You report it a third time.
They fill it with something that lasts until the next rainfall.
It's back within a week.
Why fix it properly when you can keep pouring money into it, literally...
But your road tax went out on the 1st.
Like clockwork.
Every. Single. Month.
Where is the money going?
Genuinely.
Where is it going?
Does anyone have a good answer???
