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When you chose the wrong career but somehow you’re still absolutely killing it. 😂
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A GOOD NEWS STORY
Outer Hebrides; that awful vexatious woman after settlement money
The fund-raising appeal by Bernera Community Association to help fight legal action raised by American Claire Kellerman has resulted in an “incredible” response and now sits at £177,000.
The story of how legal aid was stupidly granted to Kellerman has attracted worldwide attention and raised questions as to how it could have been granted in the first place.
[Some idiot's head should surely roll. Ed]
Kellerman raised the action after her dog was refused entry to the community-run cafe.
She first attempted to sue, wrongly, Bernera Community Trust, but when it was pointed out that the cafe was run by the Association and not the Trust she was allowed to transfer the action over, while still seemingly eligible for legal aid. Meanwhile, the Trust were still faced with legal fees of £7,000.
However, it has resulted in a positive outcome, the tremendous response for the Association’s fund-raising appeal.
Messages of support have arrived from people throughout the country and from right around the world, and we have received donations from people who simply want to see our community centre remain open.
In a statement today (Monday), they said: “Over the past two weeks, we have been completely overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity shown to us. Every donation, every message and every word of encouragement has helped remind us just how important this facility is to the community and how many people want to see it continue.
“To everyone who has donated, shared our appeal and offered words of encouragement or simply taken the time to think of us - thank you.
Well, that was a great weekend @lawrencedonegan
You must be so proud of @golfniall1 & his teammates
Enjoy 🏆
Truly the worst coverage of Games/Athletics, ever, by
@tntsports
The most vacuous presenter , just told us what happened before it was shown on tv 🤷♂️
Talking over everything , the panel are ill informed, bland & hopeless
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People living with an illness that won’t get better deserve financial security until the very end.
Repost if you agree. 💛
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Replying to @implausibleblog
Well, he would say that, wouldn't he?
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Instead of conducting embarrassing interviews , Clarke and @ScottishFA would do well to watch the countries like Panama, Cape Verde , Iran , etc who are fit, agile, brave , talented , organised & determined
And not run by the likes of the vacuous blazers of Mulraney & Maxwell
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Sometimes you don’t change your mind…..other folk who you once thought were reasonable people change it for you with their bias, bigotry, gullibility, and artificial victim-hood😎
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Hey @aldohops 👋 please share 👍
Tomorrow my FootGolf @JustGiving page will close before announcing this years total on Monday. Every penny raised will go to the amazing @Beatson_Charity ⚽️ ⛳️ 💛 justgiving.com/page/paul-she…
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Tomorrow my FootGolf @JustGiving page will close before announcing this years total on Monday. Every penny raised will go to the amazing @Beatson_Charity ⚽️ ⛳️ 💛 justgiving.com/page/paul-she…
If only all big centre forwards , especially @CelticFC would realise that you can’t do anything on a football pitch , until you learn to control the ball from your first touch
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Pep Guardiola says what he admires most is not the skills. He never saw Lionel Messi obsessed with crosses or spectacular actions. Right foot, left foot, head — it doesn’t matter. If it’s effective, it’s fine.
What Guardiola learned from Messi is this: he never makes mistakes in the simple things. The simple control, the simple pass, the simple decision — always perfect. And only after that, he dribbles four or five players.
That’s the message to every player: do the simplest things really well first. Then, if you have special talent, you can express it. But if the simple things fail, everything collapses.
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🗣️ Fabio Capello claims that Pep Guardiola has negatively impacted football:
"You know what I don’t like about Guardiola? His arrogance. The Champions League he won with City is the only one where he didn’t try anything funny in the decisive matches."
"But all the other years, in Manchester and Munich, on key days, he always wanted to be the protagonist. He would change things and invent them so he could say: ‘It’s not the players who win, it’s me’. And that arrogance cost him several Champions Leagues. I respect him, but for me, it’s clear."
"Besides, even if it is no longer his fault, he has done a lot of harm to football. Because everyone spent ten years trying to copy him."
"It ruined Italian football, which lost its nature. I said: 'Stop, you don't have Guardiola's players'! There was also the absurd idea that that was all there was to do to play well."
"A disaster and also a boredom that made many people flee from football, they only have to watch the highlights, why are you going to watch 90 minutes of passes and horizontal passes without fighting, without running...?"
"Fortunately, football is changing. First of all, Spain changed it by winning the European Championship with two wingers and playing fast."
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From this to this. How can any player look at that bench of old clueless muppets that’s never done anything in the game and get any inspiration at all. Ken
That’s enough of Wilfred Nancy
Time for @CelticFC to recognise a man out of his depth
Players are shamefully bad tonight BUT can’t all be changed
First things 1st
Sack manager - he did not deserve job in first place
Those who appt’d him must resign too
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