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Took his grandad with dementia to the city game. What a beautiful video 💙
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My view of the Sunderland game from just outside Sky studios on Saturday. Shed a few tears when the whistle blew...unreal day
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Such is the potential significance of Burnley's relegation yesterday, @OffThePitch_com have made my piece looking at what it might mean for the club free for everyone to read.
Check it out and do RT if you feel the situation is as important to highlight as I do 👇
Burnley set for a financial disaster? Off The Pitch has undertaken analysis to assess the impact the #BurnleyFC takeover, and specifically the debt incurred by it, could have on Burnley’s future finances.
Our analysis from last week is free to read.
offthepitch.com/a/analysis-b…
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Finally received news I have passed the UEFA A Licence course with the @ScottishFA
Took the decision to go out my comfort zone & work with a different FA & can honestly say what a great decision meeting new people & networking with great tutors and coaches.
#ScottishFACoachEd
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Disappointing result but a great day out for little man. Well done and congratulations to everyone involved at @wwfcofficial for what has been a really entertaining season. Congratulations also to @SunderlandAFC who over the 3 games against them have been by far the better team!
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1999: Arrives in England as a refugee after fleeing the Taliban
2019: ACL Injury and released by Walsall
2020: Quit football and working in KFC
2022: Match-winner in Promotion Final
What a story, Maz Kouhyar 👏🏆
#YCFC 🔴🔵
#TottenhamHotspur's Son Heung-Min and #Liverpool's Mohamed Salah have become joint winners of the Premier League's golden boot award after both men scored on the final day of the season
Burnley's six-season stay in the Premier League came to an end as Newcastle's 2-1 victory at Turf Moor condemned the Clarets to relegation and Championship football next season.
It’s his last game. Mike Dean, the elite league's most visible man in the middle for 22 years, has refereed 560 matches, dished out more than 2,000 yellow cards and a record 114 reds.
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