lindsay Roberts

"𝐈𝐭'𝐬 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐟𝐚𝐮𝐥𝐭 𝐈 𝐬𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐭 𝐮𝐩 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐦𝐲 𝐡𝐮𝐬𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐝!" Wales' legendary EURO 2016 run under Chris Coleman impacted far more than just the football world that summer! 😅

If you think Britain is struggling now, hold onto something solid. Because the Green Party, currently polling ahead of both Labour and the Conservatives, has published a programme that makes this government's failures look like a golden age of competence and order. Start with immigration. Not controlled immigration. Not managed migration. Open borders. The Greens' own internal documents describe a system that treats every arrival as a citizen in waiting, entitled to NHS access, welfare benefits and the right to vote in all elections, including those who have never achieved settled status. A Panmure Liberum analysis estimates that under Green government, net migration would run at around 900,000 a year, adding 4.4 million people to Britain's population by 2034. Call it what it is. A demographic transformation imposed without consent. Germany provides the evidence of what happens when a government throws open its doors and works out the consequences later. Angela Merkel's open borders decision in 2015 was greeted with the same progressive applause the Greens would generate. According to German government statistics by 2021, asylum seekers made up 2.5 percent of Germany's population but 13.1 percent of all sexual assault suspects. In 2023 there were 761 registered gang rapes, almost two every day, nearly half involving foreign suspects. Knife crimes in North Rhine-Westphalia nearly tripled between 2020 and 2023. Berlin's own police chief stated publicly that violence in the capital was young, male and had a non-German background. The lesson sits there, documented, ignored, while Zack Polanski's party proposes to repeat the experiment at four times the speed, in a country already facing an active Iranian state threat and twenty foiled terrorist plots on British soil. Then there are the other policies. Legalised heroin and crack cocaine. The disestablishment of the Church of England, severing a constitutional settlement that has held for five centuries. A conference that descended into chaos over a motion declaring Zionism a form of racism while party WhatsApp groups contained messages describing Jews as an abomination to this planet. The abolition of immigration detention. Amnesty for every failed asylum seeker. And the scrapping of Prevent, which for all its flaws has kept people alive, at the precise moment MI5 assesses the domestic threat as the most complex it has ever faced. Picture the Britain that emerges from a single Green parliament. A population swollen by four million, the border a memory, detention abolished, Prevent gone, heroin dispensed on the high street, the Church disestablished, campuses already hostile to Jewish students rendered ungovernable, and the IRGC, which this Labour government cannot bring itself to proscribe, operating freely through networks the state has just defunded its ability to monitor. Labour under Starmer is a kakistocracy, paralysed by demography and incapable of naming what it can see. That is dangerous enough. The Green Party is not paralysed. It has a programme, a growing membership of 226,000, a youth wing that is the largest in Europe and a polling trajectory built on a generation of left wing progressives processed through captured institutions who have been taught to call this manifesto enlightenment. It knows exactly what it wants and it is acquiring the means to deliver it. What is happening now will seem like order.

Oh the Swansea winner against Leicester looks worse from the stands 🤢

@whelan1979 @PhilRichards82 @jackjiffy @TheSwanPortal Outstanding times @whelan1979 🤍🤍🤍🥳🥳

@PhilRichards82 @jackjiffy @TheSwanPortal @llanboy01 😂😂

Following on from @TheSwanPortal footage from the Rotherham game in May 2000, here's another one that was posted on a Swansea Facebook page. One of the most mental away ends I've ever been in.

Some find this, look at all those Jack bastards behind the goal. 25 plus years ago. credit: thatfootballblokeian

We can confirm Andy Robertson will bring his Reds career to an end at the conclusion of the current season. He will do so as a Liverpool legend ❤️

🚨 Iranians are OUT IN THE STREETS CELEBRATING, cheering President Trump and the collapse of the brutal regime! After decades of oppression, the people are dancing, waving flags, and thanking Trump for finally taking action. Freedom is coming to Iran!

No no no…..Thank you👏👏👏👏 France 2016 ✅ Euros 2020 ✅ Qatar 2022 ✅ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ❤️

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: Argentina’s right-wing President Javier Milei has HALVED extreme poverty from 11% to 5%, and poverty from 30% to 17% He destroyed leftist socialism and his country is surging. LFG! Milei is great! 🇺🇸🇦🇷

Away to Sheffield United today… Throwback to 2007, and a giant-killing in the FA Cup. League One Swansea City knocking out Premier League Sheffield United. Tommy Butler & Leon Britton the goal-scorers that day. Magic of the FA Cup. That away end. 🦢

Karl Darlow at it again 😮‍💨👏

Every man and woman from Wales seeing the news that Harry Wilson is available to play Bosnia.

Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

This is mental😂😂😂

Has anyone got the mph for this Vipotnik freekick? 😅

It’s bonkers how tight the middle of the championship table is at the moment. Swansea in 15th place but only 2 wins off the play off places 😳

The £20K ISA allowance is wild when you think about it: £20K at 7% = £1,400/year Do that for 20 years = £820K Tax free. That's £4,800/month passive income. Most people will ignore this tweet.

2️⃣, 8️⃣1️⃣4️⃣ An incredible crowd for this afternoon’s #JDWelshCup Quarter-Final at Bangor City Stadium 🙌

This is something I HAD to jump on 👀 There’s a trend doing the rounds calling ‘2026 the new 2016’ - a nod to a time people remember as lighter, simpler, more optimistic. For me, that year is frozen in one tournament 🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 EURO 2016 didn’t start smoothly - I went into it as an injury doubt and began on the bench. Then football did what it always does and turned the script without warning 😅 I came on, scored the winner against Slovakia, and the whole tournament felt different from that point on. Days later, we faced Belgium in the quarter-final. I started up front, we played without fear, and that night became part of our history 😉 It’s a reminder I come back to often: progress doesn’t always look like a straight line. Setbacks don’t mean you’re out of the picture… they’re often just the pause before the game opens up. Stay ready. Things can turn quicker than you think ⚡️

RONALDINHO: “They say I wasted my talent, that I could have been the best of all. But nobody knows how much I fought to keep my smile when life was hitting me off the field. I didn’t play for statistics: I played to make people happy.” “My magic was never a trick, it was always freedom. And maybe that’s what they didn’t understand: I didn’t come to fit into a mould, I came to break it. I’d rather have been happy for a while… than perfect my whole life.”