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Joined January 2020
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Paul Heaton tomorrow night. Looking forward to seeing him and the band. 👍🏼
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😡 Furious Maggie Oliver calls out Andy Burnham for sending lawyers to court to fight against implementing the child sexual abuse inquiry recommendations Maggie was on Sky News explaining that her charity is currently in the middle of a judicial review challenging the government’s failure to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). She described what they are hearing in court as horrific, disgusting and dismissive. Government lawyers have argued that the fact the IICSA recommendations have not been implemented has caused “no detriment to anybody.” Oliver challenged this directly, pointing to the false hope created by repeated promises. The government has responded that promises made in Parliament carry no legal obligation and are protected by parliamentary privilege. Her side is arguing that successive Prime Ministers and Home Secretaries have made the same promises outside Parliament as well. She noted that the government is also claiming it has no obligation to implement the inquiry’s recommendations at all. Oliver said this position horrifies her and makes her angry, and that she hopes shining a spotlight on the case will shame the government into action. She also addressed Andy Burnham’s recent comments about the David Walliams and Russell Brand cases, in which he said victims’ stories would bring change. Oliver pointed out that as Prime Minister he is now in the strongest possible position to act, yet his government is sending lawyers to court to argue against implementing the recommendations of a seven-year inquiry that gave thousands of survivors hope. She finished by saying the issue matters and makes her angry, that words will not bring change and they need to put their money where their mouth is and act.
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I see the big Swamp walkout on 21 mins had a total of about 5 fans leaving 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Notts Forest v Man City: Hard working, willing to work for the team talented footballers beat talented footballers not willing to put in the effort to match their opponents. That’s it. In a nutshell.
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Shite. How the fuck does that happen? In their box and 20 seconds later concede , again. Not good enough. Abysmal
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Has Dias got a new Doris in tow again?
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Shit out of a challenge in their half, concede. Dire.
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Get the fucking ball up the fucking pitch for fucks sake 🤷🏻‍♂️
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O’Reilly having a shocker tonight but so are most of the others
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City very slow and too cautious for the moment
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Went to a gig in town tonight. First saw this band with a crowd of 250-300. Tonight at the CoOp packed. I don’t begrudge them their success but I’m out now. Good luck to them, they won’t miss me but they’ve lost that connection.
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The mad Frenchman eyeballing the keeper 🤣🤣🤣
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THREE PAKISTANI TAXI DRIVERS IN ROCHDALE, MOHAMMED SHAHZAD, NAHEEM AKRAM AND NISAR HUSSAIN, RAPED A SCHOOLGIRL BETWEEN 2001 AND 2006. ONE OF THE ATTACKS WAS FILMED IN THE BACK OF HUSSAIN'S TAXI. For decades, social workers and police have known that Pakistani men were using the taxi trade to rape little White girls in towns and cities across the country. Instead of taking action, they protected these men. Successive governments have allowed it to continue. In June 2025 Baroness Casey's national audit into group-based child sexual exploitation found that the taxi licensing system had been exploited by the rape gangs and told the government it needed urgent reform. The government accepted it. Rochdale was one of the towns she was writing about. Rochdale Council had licensed three men who raped a child. The likelihood is that it knew of many more men just like these three. Its own social workers knew taxi drivers were having 'sex' with children. They called one of the girls a 'prostitute'. The child was just ten years old. Greater Manchester Police knew the same. Since 1976 a council has had the power to take a badge off any driver it is not satisfied is fit and proper. There was no need for either a conviction or even a charge. It would be a lie to say the police failed to act. They did act. They closed down investigations and protected the rape gangs. Hundreds of towns and cities like Rochdale had the power to intervene. They had the knowledge. They knew children were being gang raped and trafficked across the country through a network of Pakistani gangs. They all made a political decision to sacrifice little White girls at the altar of multiculturalism and trade them for bloc votes from the Pakistani Muslim communities. Shahzad, Akram and Hussain drove Rochdale’s children for years after the council and the police knew what was being done to her in the back of a taxi. Rochdale Council will not say if or when it ever took their badges off them. No one knows just how many taxi drivers are members of the rape gangs. My estimate is that it is over 10,000. Heidi Alexander has been Transport Secretary since November 2024. Casey warned her in June 2025. She told the Commons the government was “taking this very seriously”, was reviewing whether councils follow existing guidance, and would hold those that do not to account. The councils are the problem she is asking to mark their own homework. In January 2026 Alexander's department proposed moving the badge from district councils to transport authorities. That was their solution. In Greater Manchester that would move Oldham’s licensing from the council that covered it up to the office Andy Burnham held while it was being covered up. In October 2026 the government said it was still deciding which model to use. It has also promised national minimum standards and a power to suspend a driver on the spot. Councils have had the power to suspend a driver on the spot since 1976. Why does a politician get to decide who drives the children at all? Especially when that politician relies on the bloc vote these men control for them to stay in power? AND TODAY. 263 councils in England decide who drives their children. Every one of them has had the power since 1976 to take a badge off a man without a conviction. Rochdale did not use it. Rotherham did not use it. Oldham did not use it. No law makes a council use it. Nothing Heidi Alexander has proposed would make them. A man banned from working with children can be handed a badge this week in any town in England. The councils that licensed the rape gangs are licensing the next ones. Part 2 of my series on what would destroy the rape gangs will be published later today on Red Wall and the Rabble. 👉 redwallandtherabble.co.uk If you read part 1, you will see a pattern emerging. I really do not care which politician or political party I upset. I'm not here for any of them. I'm here to protect little girls from gang rape. Raja Miah MBE _________ People ask me one question more than any other. Are children still being groomed, gang raped and sold across the United Kingdom? I take no joy in sharing with you that they are. And there are more men involved than there were before. Little White girls are still being gang raped and sold in this country. The men doing it are not only Pakistani. Other ethnic gangs have moved into our towns and cities, watched how the Pakistani gangs got away with it, and started their own rape gangs. It can be stopped. And over the course of this week I will detail a number of policies that would destroy the child rape trade in the United Kingdom. Unfortunately, eight years has taught me that not one political party will do what's necessary unless we force them. Which is why it is up to us to force them. I don't care if you are Labour, Conservative, Reform or Restore. I care that you want the gang rape of children to stop. If you are with me, then you are with me for this reason more than any other. My name is Raja Miah. I led the campaign that forced the national inquiry. Now I will share with you the key policies that any political party could campaign for that will destroy the rape gangs for good. You can decide for yourself why politicians need dragging kicking and screaming to a place that protects little girls from gang rape. Sign up to my newsletter here. 👉 redwallandtherabble.co.uk There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I share all my content for free. I leave it to you to decide whether I am worth supporting at £3 a month or £30 for the year. Raja Miah MBE
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Rag fans pre season “ signed Tielemans and Baleba” we”ll be pushing for the title”. Tried to explain one game a week last season, 2 this, squad not good enough. They wouldn’t have it. Seems I was right all along.
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Shearer was a greedy bastard who went to Blackburn for money. Blackburn were allowed to buy whoever they wanted, no FFP rules. Same as football always was before 2009. Dalglish said at Anfield in May 95 "Let's give the players the recognition they deserve".
"It will be an asterisk next to their name." 😳 Alan Shearer, speaking in May 2026, about the repercussions if Man City were found guilty of their charges.
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How it started and how it's going... 😂
How is Wilcox still at the club....He's absolutely no idea what United is all about
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🚨Open Letter To Manchester City & Their Supporters: The Real Story Behind the Targeting of City By Organised Crime 🚨 An investigation into the systemic issues, compromised independence, and hidden agendas driving the Premier League’s case against Manchester City. For two decades, the Football Is Fixed Network has analyzed systemic corruption and structural flaws within the Premier League (EPL). What is being framed as an "independent investigation" into Manchester City is, at its core, a flawed, politically driven process designed by a cartel of entrenched interests. The bottom line up front: Nothing is going to happen to Manchester City FC, the City Football Group, Sheikh Khaldoon Al Mubarak, or Sheikh Mansour. There will be no titles stripped, no trophies lost, no relegations, and no mass exodus of players. Instead, this charade has fundamentally damaged the Premier League's own brand and integrity. 1. The Illusion of "Independence" in English Football ⚖️The Premier League continually insists on the "independence" of its judicial and regulatory panels. However, an examination of recent proceedings reveals deep structural conflicts of interest: In recent EFL tribunal proceedings involving Southampton and Middlesbrough, panel members included a former Middlesbrough player and a lawyer whose firm actively represented Middlesbrough FC. Both refused to recuse themselves. Shared Chambers: The tribunal chair operated out of the exact same chambers (2 Hare Court) as the EFL barristers prosecuting the case. Regulatory Appointments: When shortlisting candidates for the Independent Football Regulator, the role was handed to an individual who hadn't even applied for the position. Manchester City has appealed the EPL's charges, but because internal Premier League platforms are heavily captured, the club is waiting to disclose the vast majority of its irrefutable evidence in the High Court, far outside the EPL's controlled jurisdiction. 2. A Closed System Above the Law 🔒The EPL's governance structure operates with a level of opacity that avoids standard accountability, Denied Access to CAS: Manchester City was denied a direct route of appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), giving the EPL absolute, unilateral control over process and punishment. Kept in the Dark: Neither the British Government nor the Prime Minister were forewarned prior to the public release of the charges against City. US Ownership Influence: While the British state was kept blind, American owners of rival clubs—specifically Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United—were forewarned of the spectacle, highlighting a broader shift in control toward US investment groups. 3. Flawed Evidence and Double Standards 🚨The legal foundation of the charges rests on heavily filtered,illegally obtained data, Selectively Leaked Data: The original material stems from Portuguese hacker Rui Pinto. Information was filtered and selectively used to target specific entities like Gestifute and Manchester City while burying misconduct by other clubs. Swept Under the Rug: When rival clubs engaged in industrial espionage—such as Liverpool FC paying a £1 million fine after accessing Manchester City’s internal scouting system—the Premier League quietly swept the matter under the rug. Industry Realities: Corporate legal and accountancy practices across all major football clubs routinely utilize legal and financial sleights of hand to maximize competitive advantages. Singling out City reflects selective enforcement rather than impartial justice. 4. The Broader Geopolitical & Economic Stakes 🌍💷This issue extends far beyond football pitch dynamics: Regional Transformation: Abu Dhabi's investment has completely transformed the City of Manchester. The broader UK economy benefits from approximately £30 billion per annum in financial and state support tied to these UAE relations. An Attack on Strategic Assets: As Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak noted in 2023, the charges represent "an attack on an important Abu Dhabi asset by an unregulated cartel and an affront to some of the Emirates' most respected companies. "Too Big To Fail": Is Manchester City too big to fail? The evidence overwhelmingly points to yes. The threat of terminating wider economic investments is a direct response to being maliciously targeted by an unregulated football cartel. 🔮 What Happens Next? The Premier League's self-harming attempt at legal warfare without due diligence will ultimately backfire. CEO Richard Masters and the EPL governance structure face mounting legal resistance and civil suits from Emirati operations. This case will not end with the dismantling of Manchester City—it will mark the end of the Premier League's reputation as a fair, self-regulating entity. Full link Below⤵️ footballisfixed.blogspot.com…
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I’m wondering where all those Utd fans who were laughing after the City v PSG game have gone? Is their internet connection down 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Wonderful to see him notch the hat trick 🩵
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Good to see Foden playing with a smile on his face again 🩵
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