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I could watch this everyday and not get tired of it, best goal I have ever seen 🔥🔥🔥
THAT. IS. OUTRAGEOUS! 😱🔥
Ruben Neves with yet another absolute rocket to make it Wolves 2-0 Derby County! 🚀🇵🇹
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Joe Glaze retweeted
Kathryn lost her husband Simon to suicide last year.
Molineux was a special place for her family, but after losing Simon, she felt unable to come back.
After seeing an advert for the club’s 'Together Against Suicide' training, funded by the @premierleague, she decided to return to Molineux to attend, along with her daughter Tegan.
Weeks later, she put her training into action when she spotted a woman on her own in distress.
This week, Kathryn was given the @wwfcfoundation 2026 Special Recognition award 🧡
Joe Glaze retweeted
Don't attack him for not naming him. Understand the levels of lawfare and vicious tactics these men will stoop to know no limits.
For Benjamin to name him would
a) unjustly see editors avoid him
b) Open himself and family to crippling legal costs
c) see him be attacked, maligned and who knows what else
I do it as I'm poor, have no assests, Scotland affords me some protection legally and unfortunately, I now have a very much limited lifespan.
Maybe if those he's talking to grow a spine and back him up he'd stand a chance. Don't attack someone who actually wants to force change.
🚨 I cannot keep quiet any longer.
This week has been deeply distressing as horrific claims of sexual abuse in entertainment and comedy surfaced.
The media has been in a tailspin to claim shock at these allegations.
I have tried to stop myself, but I cannot say nothing as I watch highly paid, powerful national journalists opine on the wrongs of sexual abusers, while doing absolutely nothing about the abuser in their own backyard.
One of the most prolific sexual abusers in British public life is hiding in plain sight among the media.
I have heard allegations of this man’s sexual abuse going back 25 years.
Tens of men have come forward to me to allege how he abused them.
Stories like being forced to sign an NDA after this man demanded they expose his penis when asking for a promotion.
The man who rang me in tears, holding his wife’s hand, as he described being groped at a party conference and later sexually harassed.
The man who said he tried to force them to perform oral sex after he stripped all his clothes off unrequested when they went for a drink in a hotel.
The man who was in his first graduate job and was asked, out of nowhere, by this old man: “how will my spunk taste on the back of your throat?”
Tomorrow, this man will walk into his workplace, his colleagues knowing exactly what type of behaviour he is accused of. They will do absolutely nothing to stop him, while telling each other how terrible these stories of abuse are.
Some of the best known faces in British news - BBC and commercial broadcasters, national newspaper columnists and editors - will continue to sit with him at book tours, on TV shows and invite him to their Christmas parties.
Then they will turn up at work and claim to you, the viewers and readers, that they cannot understand why people do not speak out in their industry and how such abuse happens.
My industry, the media, is dominated by the vacuous and weak willed who want all the ego and profit of national profile, but take none of the responsibilities of their positions when it involves someone they know.
That is why this keeps happening. And it has not changed.
Joe Glaze retweeted
To the Microsoft employees desperately trying to bring Outlook back online, please don’t push yourselves too hard. Your health matters more than any deadline. Take a long weekend, relax, and come back Monday feeling refreshed. You’ve worked hard enough this week, and I promise those 400 unread emails aren’t going anywhere.
Joe Glaze retweeted
He's actually done his own meme.
🚨 UPDATE: David Walliams responds to the allegations
"Looking back, I realise that at times I behaved thoughtlessly towards other people I had casual sexual relationships with... I realise I did not always take people’s feelings properly into account. That is something I regret.
"And whilst a power imbalance is inevitable when one party is famous, abusing that power is something else entirely and it is something that I never did...
“I am not a sexual predator... I have not broken the law... I am devastated that some of the women I met ten to twenty years ago have now expressed hurt or anger towards me"
Joe Glaze retweeted
If you think Russell Brand was targeted because he was speaking up against "the establishment" then someone needs to cut your sandwiches into circles for you so that you don't hurt yourself on the corners.
Joe Glaze retweeted
🚨CELEBRITY INJUNCTION UPDATE🚨
The unnamed celebrity reportedly missed today’s 4.30 pm deadline to lodge an appeal. Monday 9 November was the filing deadline. The High Court had already refused his application for a permanent injunction on 3 November.
The Sun reports that the missed deadline clears the way for ITN and The Guardian to name him and publish the allegations, which he denies. As of this evening, I haven’t found a fresh court order confirming that the temporary restrictions have ended.
Joe Glaze retweeted
Russell Brand admitted to rape and sexual assault on stage, in TV interviews, on panel shows, in his book, and in his private messages, so clearly this must be an establishment stitch up
Joe Glaze retweeted
Russel Brand is a rapist.
I hope this verdict brings a little closure to his many victims. And I hope this verdict brings hope and courage to those who fear that speaking out will never amount to anything near a conviction.
I hope they throw the fucking book at him.
Joe Glaze retweeted
Watching it again, he was shown red card immediately and he walked off. His teammate went to greet him for saving the team even if it cost him a red card. He kept looking back to ascertain the situation and went back when he saw it was serious.
I don't understand people's agenda. They are forcing malice on the situation.
Here is Jesús Owono’s reaction after his tackle on Jesús de Miguel:
- He was heading straight down the tunnel because he knew it was a red-card offence, which he was shown on the spot.
- His teammate even went over to greet him for the tackle, not realizing how serious the situation was.
- He rushed back immediately when he realized the severity of the situation.
It was a reckless tackle, and the consequences are heartbreaking. But we must remember that none of these players goes onto the pitch intending to take the life of a fellow player.
Joe Glaze retweeted
Have seen people hysterically angry at both James Acaster and Michael Sheen today. Calling them respectively a racist and a misogynist.
Normal people losing their minds at celebrities on a TV show as if it fucking matters in the slightest.
At what point do we just recognise social media was a mistake, incredibly damaging and get rid of it.
Some daft pricks allow their children on it.
Anyway please like and subscribe.
Joe Glaze retweeted
“Due to an unfortunate mix up, Bob’s name was accidentally added with the rest of the players into Caesar’s “Selecteron team selection machine” and he now starts alongside Krecji at CB.”
“Could have been worse, Toti’s name could have come out” said an unnamed coaching source”
Joe Glaze retweeted
A promise years in the making. It’s FINALLY time.
@SenseiCarl_’s Stand-Up debut. Out tomorrow on Patreon.
