If you decide not to kill yourself because of a message on the back of someone's hoodie, I'm glad you changed your mind.
Until we start to address conversations with action, these messages only make the wearer feel better, and change nothing, no matter the funds raised.
Overtime, anyone?
Police ramp up powers and warn fans ahead of Brighton v Crystal Palace match ift.tt/VUrG598
"Justification for overtime" disguised by hysteria.
Police ramp up powers and warn fans ahead of Brighton v Crystal Palace match ift.tt/VUrG598
Is it just me thinking that the new Dyson toothbrush, with a camera on it, will be fucking amazing... to help tweezer out your ear hair more effectively? Yeah, just me then. #OldManProblems
Not just me thinking this way then...
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What an absolute tool. @swfc - you might want to send this bloke to a few classes on staying classy.
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Imagine the backlash when people who don't want to be near alcohol in the stands at football are told they'll have to move their seat to a designated 'non-drinking' area... or vice-versa.
I'm just saying...
I can only apologise to everyone for not knowing how to respond to this. I don't know if my needing to er, 'leave' is based on my opinion, my bio, my avatar, or something else. My guess is it might be my star-sign.
Nice one @AmericanExpress - I got one of your credit cards to enrol in the '10% discount' offer at the @BHAFC stadium, only to find out I'm not entitled to it. Card cancelled. Amazing stuff...
Might have been nice if @BHAFC had included the 'walking' option in the travel advice for this Saturday's match at Falmer.
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Away, awaaay, away, away, in the cup-cup-cup, every cup-cup-cup. Load of old balls. #bhafc
A worthy cause for male #bhafc fans to be involved with. menwalkingandtalking.co.uk/e…
I'm looking forward to the massed-ranks of protestors taking to the streets of Portsmouth again. You want something to protest about? Make it something that actually matters. theguardian.com/environment/…
I'm waiting for the TV ad that tells me it doesn't matter if I stink, showering less often will help the privatised water companies protect their profits. 😓
"During our recruitment process", which ended less than 24 hours after 'the other bloke' was announced as departing. Succession planning at its finest. 💙🤍
We are pleased to confirm that Arturo Ruiz has been appointed our new women’s first-team head coach. 🤝
Arturo has signed a contract until 2029 and will join the club once his work permit is finalised.
Zoe Johnson, women’s and girls’ managing director, said, “We are delighted to welcome Arturo to the club.
“During our recruitment process, he quickly stood out. He has a proven track record of developing teams and individuals.
“We have confidence in his ability to continue to drive this team forward, and he will have our full support as we make our final preparations for the start of the new WSL season.”
Sporting director Mike Cave added, “Arturo is a talented young coach who has demonstrated his ability in improving the teams and players he has worked with during his coaching career.
“His leadership qualities and coaching philosophy excite us, and we’re looking forward to seeing what he can achieve within our environment.”
Michelle Walder, women’s chair said, “We’re delighted to welcome Arturo as the new women’s head coach. He has a clear understanding of our club values, and we are confident he will continue to drive standards towards achieving our long-term goals. We’re excited to work with him.”
Ruiz, 29, joins Albion from Liga F side Real Sociedad, where he took over as head coach in July 2025.
Before entering senior management, Ruiz served in technical, performance, and youth development roles within academy structures in Spanish clubs, including spells at and Atlético Madrid.
In March 2024, Ruiz was appointed first-team head coach of Atlético Madrid, making his managerial debut at 27. Across nine matches, he guided the squad to a third-place finish in Liga F and secured qualification for the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
Ruiz was subsequently appointed head coach of Granada CF Femenino for the 2024–25 campaign, where he led the team to a fifth-place finish in the league - the club’s highest in history - alongside a run to the semi-finals of the Copa de la Reina.
Following his tenure with Granada, Ruiz joined Real Sociedad Femenino in Liga F. In the 2025–26 season, he had a record of 21 wins, six draws, and five losses, securing a third-place finish and secured a spot for the qualifying round of the UEFA Women’s Champions League.






