Rob Owen

Throwing a headbutt towards another player: Yellow card. Touching someone's ponytail: Off you go.

So apart from trying to give away the Chagos islands. Recognising Palestine. 13 ministerial resignations. Showing full confidence in Morgan McSweeney, Peter Mandelson, Sue Gray and Lord Ali. Blaming the far right for an island of strangers. 16 Policy U turns and rising. Having no operable warships. Not smashing the gangs. Approving a huge Chinese embassy in London. Spending 23 seconds laying a wreath in Southport only to rush back to a drinks party. Raising income tax. Raising inheritance tax. Raising national insurance. Raising capital gains tax. Raising council tax. Raising value added tax. Raising mansion tax. Increasing welfare spending and the minimum wage whilst freezing tax allowances. Scrapping jury trials. The only boat he has stopped is HMS dragon from crossing the channel. What has Starmer really achieved apart from breakfast clubs and the decay of our country?

Micah Richards à Kompany: "J’ai toujours su que tu étais destiné pour devenir un des meilleurs donc bravo Monsieur" –Kompany: "Micah tu sais que je regardais l’émission l’année dernière et tu disais tout le temps qu’on allait perdre" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

So he trapped the ball with the studs of his left foot and passed it with the side of his right foot in one motion. Wow

@lukejcr But your not paying the employees, it’s the employers who are already struggling with increased inflation, taxation, net Zero taxes, energy prices going through the roof and employer NI contributions courtesy of our Chancellor.

Farage wants to cut young people’s pay. Labour thinks otherwise. That’s why the minimum wage goes up today under our watch. 🦕 Dinosaurs vs doers. 🌹

@prestigecar_rep All the best mate, here’s to a speedy recovery 🙏

Operation number 2 completed. Can I thank the staff at Fairfield Hospital in Bury. Absolute stars everyone of them. More recovery time. Thanks to my fantastic customers and friends for all the good wishes and understanding.

@SkyNews Can’t Mr McSweeney log into his What’s App account via another device? #justasking

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer tells reporters it is a "little bit far-fetched" to suggest that the theft of Morgan McSweeney's phone was to hide Peter Mandelson's messages. Live updates: trib.al/1evMZTO

Same guy btw.

@muworeag @EPLBible He disciplined him by getting booked! He then got hooked by Arteta before he lost it. 👍

@EPLBible Ben White had to discipline him for that.

🚨 DEBATE - Was this disrespectful from Cherki? 🧐

@propsMCFC Thank booking was a disgrace last night

no forward is beating Khusanov in a foot race or a 1v1

@RealTolmie Doku for Bernardo and I’m happy

My team for Sunday...Trafford, Nunes, Stones, Khusanov, Ait-Nouri, Rodri, Bernardo, O'Reilly, Cherki, Semenyo, Haaland.

@City_Xtra @SamLee Where is he?

Confirmation from UEFA that Vinicius Jr was onside in the build-up to Bernardo Silva's handball/red card and Real Madrid's penalty. #UCL 📸 @SamLee

@ProudofusUK Proud to bear the same name!

They said treating workers decently would bankrupt Robert Owen. He proved them wrong. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Born in a tiny Welsh town. Son of a saddler. Left home at ten years old with nothing. By eighteen he'd borrowed £100 and started his own mill. By twenty-nine he owned New Lanark. One of the largest mills in Britain. Two thousand workers. Five hundred of them children. Beaten. Starving. Worked from dawn to dark. He looked at all of it. And changed everything. He stopped the beatings. Sent the children out of the mill and into school. Cut the hours. Built proper housing. Opened a village store selling goods at near cost. Evening classes. Music. Dancing. A community. And then he opened the first infant school in Britain. Every mill owner in Britain laughed at him. Every politician told him it was impossible. You cannot treat workers well and make money. The iron law of profit. New Lanark became more profitable than ever. 📈 Workers who were healthy worked harder. Workers who were educated solved problems. Workers who were respected didn't leave. He broke the iron law. 20,000 people came from across Europe to see it. Royalty. Politicians. Reformers. They came to see the impossible. A factory that treated people like people. Owen lobbied Parliament for the Factory Act of 1819. The first time in British history that Parliament said children have limits. ⚖️ His village store became the cooperative movement. His school became the blueprint for early education. His proof that decency pays changed the argument forever. New Lanark still stands. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🏛️ A saddler's son from Wales who left home at ten. Ordinary people from our island constantly changed the world. 🇬🇧 Be part of us - proudofus.co.uk/support Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

@RodneyMarsh10 Aman

>Jaws?

@RealTolmie No width against a back 5

Rodri and Bernie, the only two with any real urgency or quality in possession. Haaland, Semenyo and Marmoush, absolutely shocking so far. Doku wins us this game, crying out for some width to link with Ait-Nouri's lovely feet.

@mancobi @RealTolmie Kovacic takes it to 8

@RealTolmie That would not surprise me. Would not expect all to be replaced by incoming transfers. Trafford, Bernie, Ake, Stones, Phillips, Lewis & Grealish makes 7 very possibles. Then some upgrades of 2 or 3 others would help.

City expecting as many as ten players could move on this summer. 😲

@KazunguMireille When I was serving in Gorazde, the local people used to generate electricity from using washing machine drums in the River Drina.

This river setup produces real power

@RealTolmie Sacrifice a forward anyone but Doku, and bring on Nico or Ait Nori with O’Reilly playing in Midfield. Khusanov is not a right back and offers nothing going forward.

Disgusting arrogance from Pep, all on him. 4-4-2. A man light in midfield, running off the back of Savinho and the horrific press of Haaland and Semenyo. Doku aside, the manager's formation has crucified us.

@City_Xtra Does Pep know it’s two legs?

OFFICIAL: #ManCity Starting XI vs Real Madrid. #UCL

@IndianaGPA I remember visiting Camp Bondsteel in 2001 whilst serving in Pristina. Now I know why it was called Bondsteel, thank you!

🙏🇺🇸🙏 His spine was shattered. And he kept fighting. In May 1969, in the mountains of Vietnam, Sergeant James Bondsteel's platoon was suddenly ambushed. Gunfire erupted from hidden positions. The jungle exploded with noise. Men dropped to the ground as bullets tore through leaves and dirt. Bondsteel was hit hard. The blast fractured his back. Most men would not have been able to stand. He dia. Ignoring the pain shooting through his body, he moved through enemy fire to reach wounded soldiers. He dragged them out of exposed positions. He set up defenses. He shouted orders to steady the line. For hours, the battle raged. Then for 48 hours more, his unit remained under pressure. Bondsteel refused evacuation. He could barely move without agony. Every step felt like fire running through his spine. But he would not leave his men. He crawled to better firing positions. He directed artillery support. He encouraged younger soldiers who were close to breaking. He stayed upright when his body was failing. At one point, enemy forces tried to overrun their position. Bondsteel, still w*unded, repositioned a machine gun and returned fire, helping push the attackers back. His actions kept the platoon from being wiped out. When relief finally arrived, he had been fighting for 48 straight hours with a broken back. He survived that battle. For his courage, he received the Medal of Honor. But war leaves marks deeper than medals. Years later, his body never fully recovered. The injuries he endured followed him home. He d**d in 1987 at just 40 years old. Most Americans never learned his name. Few know that a man once fought for 2 days with a shattered spine so others could live. He did not quit. He did not collapse. He endured. And history quietly turned the page. Story based on historical records. This post is for educational purposes. 🇺🇸🇺🇸