Darren

Most underrated show in UK history

@izthisJudah @jSG50 lmaoo wtff

A black woman runs for her life while being chased by dogs but finds a white man to attack instead.

All our players arriving back at Colney

What the Leverkusen keeper seen come at him after that Eze goal

@1aurarose @jSG50 😂😂😂

that haaland goal

Rice looks knackered

WHAT A GOALLLAZZOOO

Dive surely

@EduardoHagn You are the mostly reactionary fan out there. Love them when they’re winning as soon as there’s any adversity you turn on them. Horrible fan that encourages betting on your over page. Disgrace.

I HATE the nonchalant gimmick from some of these players. You’re not Messi.

On a human level, what's happening to Spurs is really sad but it must continue.

@jSG50 @Doctors__squad

@Doctors__squad @dazz89

Some first-year medical students were attending their first Anatomy class. They gathered around a table where a real dead body had been placed for study. The professor began the class by telling them that every good doctor must have two important qualities. “The first,” he said, “is that a doctor must never be disgusted by anything in the human body.” To demonstrate, he inserted his finger into the dead body’s anus, then put the same finger in his mouth and tasted it. He then asked the students to repeat what he had done. The students were shocked and hesitated for several minutes. But eventually, one by one, they did the same thing. Each of them inserted their fingers into the body’s anus and then tasted their fingers. When everyone had finished, they all stood there frowning and feeling uncomfortable. The professor then looked at them and smiled. “The second most important quality of a doctor,” he said, “is observation.” He continued, “I inserted my middle finger, but I tasted my index finger.” Moral lesson: Always pay attention and learn to observe carefully.

There’s a weird agenda around Arsenal right now. “Boring.” “Only set-pieces.” “Bottlers.” “No winning culture.” Let’s talk facts: Went away to Brighton. Took three massive points. Stayed ahead in the title race. Increased their lead Was it a classic? No. Did it need to be? Also no. Title races aren’t won on vibes. They’re won on results. We’ve seen champion teams grind out ugly away wins for years. When they do it, it’s “mentality.” When Arsenal do it, it’s “boring.” Three points. Away from home. Under pressure. That’s not bottling. That’s growing up. That’s getting closer to the title

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Thomas Frank hearing this

Rice 🫣

If you haven’t seen this video, please do. It’s a communications masterclass. It’s gracious criticism. It’s leadership. From the moment he asked to respond in English because he wants to be clear about certain things. Not a man finding buzzwords. He used previous examples. He never aligned with Vinicius’ character. He never shaded Mourinho’s character. It was the action he fully focused on. And was even gracious to Prestianni. He mentioned Mbappe’s love for diplomacy in most situations but he was clear about what he heard. That’s knowledge of people and patterns. It’s been a while I’ve listened to any leader speak with absolute wisdom. He said there should be a place for apologies and it doesn’t have to be kill or be killed. There should be a middle ground but he was clear about what he disliked — the lack of leadership Jose Mourinho showed. That was courageous. You can tell why he was captain of club and country and is now a coach of one of the biggest clubs on earth as a black man. Absolute respect.

Not even in his first language, but absolutely impeccable speech right there. What a man he is

😮😮😮

Timber grinding out another unnecessary 90 mins