Ronald C

Can we put another spell on Spurs for next season ?

This is the kind of thing that makes me happy. I saw a few people hating on this shaman. But, I love him getting his full 15 mins and extra time. He needs to monetise his fame asap. Set up a website, do predictions, make a few quid and also bro, can you please keep the spell on Spurs for next season.

@Amylou8118 Well done to you!!!

It’s final results day, and after a crazy three years filled with countless assignments, 2 placements, and even a cancer diagnosis thrown in, I’m absolutely delighted to have been awarded a First Class Honours degree in Social Work. Roll on graduation and the celebrations🎓🍾❤️

He shook his hand and gave him a big hug!!!

You can’t teach class

Very respectful from Bayer Leverkusen

Of course he didn’t say it.. but it’s fun to think he had a spell on him. 😂😂

@GWANJEZ Yes sir !!

"The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of National greatness." Marcus Mosiah Garvey

Erling Haaland tricked a random lady into thinking he was just a regular bloke, while the YouTube producer beside him played the role of the football star “No, not me, I’m the social media guy.” 😂😭

@mitch_fretton You are the only “boy” here. You probably think you are not but you know you don’t care about those women and is using this tragic event to get clicks and reach your follower goal. Shame on you for that.

Not really doing their boy any favours are they…

Nick crushes it again. Nice one on King Kai.

@VilVil80 @dissidentwest you are correct. 5,000k each for a family of 3.

@rondezvous @dissidentwest lol, Rebs tickets are absolutely not 10-15k a year. that is just nonsense.

Are they pricing World Cup tickets at a major discount for African citizens or something? How can so many people from countries with a per capita income of $2k afford to go to a tournament where the tickets are double their yearly salary?

@8nousername8 @FoxNews the disciplinary is for the bin. the sacking is for the full knicks outfit.

@FoxNews Ok, give her a disciplinary, but sacking her is excessive. This has got to stop. Let’s reserve sacking people for their SM posts for people who are racist, abusive etc

A JPMorgan DEI executive emptied a full trash can into the street during the Knicks championship parade. Now she’s out of a job. The woman seen in the now-viral video dumping a Knicks-colored trash can along New York City’s parade route has been identified as Angie Baez, a financial industry executive. After the New York Post contacted JPMorgan Chase about the incident, the company confirmed she is no longer employed there. Baez wasn’t the only one causing chaos in the city, fans climbed cars, trucks, and anything else they could find to celebrate.

@SuperVe85591700 @__jessclarkexx I think there is a consensus that if he is guilty he must be punished.

@rondezvous @__jessclarkexx I just tried to be balanced. I’m not defending a rapist if he is convicted of one. People see you be objective and think you’re defending something. If he’s guilty he needs to be jailed for the rest of his life but no one knows the evidence and he’s being called a rapist

Dabbing up a man who is due to appear in UK court for 7 rape charges and 1 SA charge is outrageous. He (TP) shouldn’t even be playing in the World Cup.

@SuperVe85591700 @__jessclarkexx correct

@__jessclarkexx They are serious but he’s pleaded not guilty and like anyone else who has plead their innocence, are we not supposed to follow by innocent till proven guilty? Look i.e at the Mendy case. This isn’t me defending him, if he’s found guilty he deserves the book thrown at him

you may not agree with this but the evidence to charge someone with a crime is generally a lot less than to convict them. Football is his job, to stop him from earning a living is frowned upon because that is a form of punishment also. Why not wait and see what happens in the court?

@SuperVe85591700 He shouldn’t be playing due to the seriousness of the accusations. That are clearly supported by evidence for it to even go to trial.

@owenslindsay1 @guardian If you think it is not here to stay, you are mistaken, now we have proof of concept.

Surprise, surprise. New reporting from @guardian confirms what fans have long suspected. Sky-high World Cup tickets were not inevitable. FIFA staff pushed for a more affordable ticketing strategy. FIFA leadership instead made a deliberate business decision to maximize profits with dynamic pricing, even if it meant pricing diehard fans out of a once-in-a-generation experience. The results have been what you might expect: the most expensive World Cup in history. theguardian.com/football/2026/…

That already exists in most countries contracts and its called the "moral turpitude" clause. Its difficult to expand it to charged because the standard to charge someon in some countries is "probable cause" a very low standard vs "beyond the reasonable doubt " which is the highest standard of all to convict someone in criminal court and that is "innocent until proven guilty". in other words, I can charge you based on the weakest evidence but to convict you, I need evidence so overwhelming that the only thing that can be true is that you did it. You cannot deny a person right to earn a living and if his job is football...

Football is suffering from its’ continued failure to develop a blanket protocol for players who are charged with serious sexual offences. It’s such a public occupation and players are role models with influence. The message they are sending right now is damaging.