Jonny Sharples (English pronunciation: /ˈdʒɒni ˈʃɑːpəlz/) is an 'online joker'⟦1⟧ and an ambassador for @theCALMzone.⟦2⟧ He is a great tweeter.⟦citation needed⟧
Joined January 2009
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My brother loved Preston North End. Deepdale is where he made many happy memories: with me, with his friends, with strangers. Cheering goals. Celebrating victories.
Then, ten years ago today, he died by suicide.
This is his story.
Newcastle United's recent downturn in form has led me to pursue my true passion: meeting cats in bookshops.
When I first got the call-up I thought it was one of the lads winding me up!
No but seriously, incredibly proud to make an appearance on Football Clichés. It's something every quizzer with posters of George Caulkin on their wall dreams about, an absolute honour.
THE
FOOTBALL CLICHES
QUIZ
XXVI
Football Clichés
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The Listeners
❓ Featuring: Premier League Chrisses, the Oceanian Champions League, co-commentator conundrums, various nations' Premier League top scorers and, of course, Happy Hunting Grounds
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pod.fo/e/620325
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You support us, let us support you and your loved ones.
A dedicated mental health support hub launched at St. James' Park last weekend, as part of a @premierleague-wide campaign to support fans affected by suicide or suicidal thoughts.
ALT John Beresford, Samaritan volunteers, and Newcastle United Foundation staff outside St. James' Park on a matchday.
Jonny Sharples retweeted
[ian mackaye voice] autoglass repair [guy picciotto voice] autoglass replace
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@Joewillock's nutmeg against Liverpool has been shortlisted for the Premier League Creative Moment of the Month award!
Vote now ➡️ preml.ge/cmotmaug2026
Listen, when you get the opportunity to appoint the April 2025 Saudi Pro League Manager of the Month then you don't let that slip.
Thank you for making us dream. Thank you for making us believe. Thank you for everything. RIP, King.
Rodri's post-match untucking means Fabio Cannavaro (2006) remains the last World Cup winning captain to lift the trophy with his shirt tucked in.