Connor retweeted
lol mad
If I’m earning millions a month and a 4 year old needed that help, I ain’t uploading a flyer asking poor people to donate.
What tf has the world come to?
Every time I’ve watched Millwall with a back 5 (masked as a back 3) it has been terrible awful shit. Millwall should never ever play with a back 5
With the players we have available, I think we should line up in a 3-4-1-2. We need to bin off playing wingers as none of them can beat a man or cross a ball. Sykes and Sturge as wing-backs, Metcalfe can sit deep, Neghli can roam in the middle & Esse in the 10. #millwall
I’ve slept on it - we always lose to Portsmouth.. let’s keep the faith. If we lose at home to derby that’s when we really worry. Sacko & Metcalfe need some help in there, they’re young boys & look limited which doesn’t help centre halves behind em. Keep the faith COYL
Connor retweeted
I don't give a fuck about injuries and weather conditions, that was absolutely pathetic from Millwall. We are absolutely fucked with Crocombe in goal as well.
Struggle to see how our manager thought we were comfortable. We were second best the whole game
🗣️ “I thought we were relatively comfortable, but some of the mistakes and errors and naivety have meant we’ve managed to lose the game.”
Millwall boss Alex Neil speaks to @RoscoHeaton after defeat at Portsmouth 🦁
#Millwall #BBCFootball
Connor retweeted
Big questions needed at the whole club. Players constantly injured and not a lick of truth out of any of the bods in charge. Sold our best player on the last day of the window and replaced him with Rom who’s hardly played in past 2 years. All this money we’ve gained (1/2)
Doesn’t he work for us still? Bizarre
Former #Pompey defender Paul Robinson says the Blues have nothing to fear against Millwall tomorrow 🔵
Portsmouth are unbeaten in three matches and two points off a play-off spot 📈
Robinson's been previewing the game with @Ian_Wilding1 🔊⬇️
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0pjbg…
Connor retweeted
When I go into the office every room is full of people who are working from home in the office. Headsets on, Teams open. No one chats, there is no socialization or team comradery. Office culture is dead
A lot of workplace culture died after Covid and never recovered. Yes, working from home is probably bad for you as a whole - but I’ve noticed in my own workplace that nobody uses the environment as a social launchpad anymore - which should be its biggest utility.
I remember in pre Covid times there were at least moments of serendipitous fun. In this post Covid era rife with economic pessimism, I get the sense that people are generally afraid to take any sort of liberties in the workplace, even if it’s something as benign as taking a long lunch.
Fridays used to have a good energy to them. Now I dread them. You can hear a pin drop in my office most Fridays. Small talk has been killed in the name of productivity. I know this isn’t all workplaces but I have a feeling I’m not alone here.
If you’re lucky enough to work somewhere that hasn’t been managed-to-death, count your blessings. Otherwise I am forced conclude that working from home is the lesser evil, even if not by much.
We are actually jokes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
#Millwall goalkeeper faces spell on the sidelines with ankle injury
southwarknews.co.uk/news/mil…
This was naughty but if somebody pushed your face on the street you wouldn’t hit the deck 😂🤣 these footballers are programmed to fall over what a cunt 😂😂
ON THIS DAY 2012: Sheffield Wednesday Goalkeeper Chris Kirkland is struck in the face by a Leeds United fan #LUFC
Kirkland on fan invasion
People like this need to die man simple as that family members need to get a murder charge
This is sickening.
A man in a high-vis vest punches a frail elderly disabled man so forcefully he falls to the floor in what appears to be his own room, then ransacks the place while he lies helpless.
Anyone who targets the most vulnerable is the lowest of the low.
I hope this lowlife is hung, drawn & quartered!



















