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Ste Monie retweeted
I’ve written to @premierleague Chief Executive Richard Masters demanding action on poverty chanting following Everton’s game against Chelsea.
Everton & Liverpool supporters have endured this class prejudice for years. Mocking families who cannot afford to put food on the table is shameful.
Through Fans Supporting Foodbanks, supporters stand together to feed our communities. The Premier League must show the same solidarity & leadership.
Hunger doesn’t wear colours. It’s time our game acted like it.
#RightToFood
#HungerIsAPoliticalChoice
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We were going to post the match report, but we've broken the internet so leave it with us 😂
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Losing a penalty shoot out to PSG and Fleetwood in the space of 6 months is quite something
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REVEALED - the true extent of Man City’s financial advantage via cheating: £4.6bn?
sportingintelligence832.subs…
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Kerkez passing with his bollocks.
Ronald tackling with his head.
Absolutely love all this.
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Since PSR came into effect, Arsenal and Man Utd have only made UCL spots 54% of the time.
Top 5 completely blown open now too. Villa, Brighton, and Brentford all more likely than Man Utd or Spurs to get UCL this season.
But “red cartel”.
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#OTD in 2021:
Quite simply one of the greatest ever Liverpool performances. Sit back and enjoy
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🇩🇪 🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Borussia Dortmund will REWARD fans who DON’T use their phones during matches!
The German club is introducing a new “Fan Mode” in its official app, where supporters earn points for every minute they go without unlocking their phones.
Fans who collect the most points can win SIGNED SHIRTS and shopping vouchers.
The initiative comes after a study found that 63% of supporters regularly use their phones during matches.
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🚨Manchester City’s Abu Dhabi owners paid the council just £750k a year for the stadium naming rights — then sold them on in a deal worth an estimated £10m a year.
In a separate joint housing venture the same owners built nearly 1,800 homes on council land. The council has so far received only around £3m from that deal.
Why did the council lock in such limited returns while the commercial value was so much higher?
inews.co.uk/news/payment-man…
