don’t listen or watch the MSM, utter bollocks
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He needs to go. Shit rolls downhill
Omar Berrada gave absolute assurance to Ratcliffe and the Glazer family that he had not engaged in any wrongdoing.
At the time, Berrada was also of the view that City as a club were innocent of the Premier League charges, in step with his former employers, who continue to vociferously deny their guilt and have signalled their intent to appeal [@lauriewhitwell]
Cheating bastards. Lie your way out of this. Pep cheated at Barcelona then city. Hang them out to dry
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Farage and Reform UK are in deep trouble. However, after 3 days, @Verbatim_Media's 37 minute video of their extraordinary year-long undercover investigation into Reform UK's illegal foreign donations has only got 161k views. It should have several million.
So please repost this and then share the video.
youtu.be/RugPik-G1Jw?is=-ikY… – at Brighton, England
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This is Stephen Cooling of Sutton Coldfield of the Reform Party using his waking stick to assault protesters at the Refom Conference.
Utter shower of inbreds
A woman, physically assaulted by a baying mob of angry Reformorons while their cult leader @Nigel_Farage laughs on from the podium.
Please share, this is who Reform are.
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Fuckface fall down go boom. He would’ve broken something if the full load in his industrial-sized diaper hadn’t provided plenty of squishy padding. And the same media who dragged Biden through the mud for being “too old” won’t say a goddamn thing about it.
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🗣️ Marc Cucurella:
“I’d never seen this side of Lionel Messi until this World Cup. We always spoke highly of him as someone who was respectful and humble, but this tournament completely changed my opinion of him.
When he reported me to the referee because I slightly touched my mouth, I was shocked. I never expected a player like him to do that.
Throughout the World Cup, I saw him telling referees to book players who tackled him. People call him humble, but I don’t see it that way. Watching everything that happened over the last two World Cups made me question the legacy he’s built.
Cristiano Ronaldo has always been honest about who he is, confident, outspoken, and never pretending to be someone else. I’d choose Ronaldo over Messi any day because I’ve played against both and know what they’re really like.”
