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Meet Eric ❤️ He's obviously a United fan 😁@ManUtd #Mufc #FrenchiePug #Frug 🐾

Gabriel should have been sent off for violent conduct during Arsenal’s loss to Manchester City in April, the Premier League’s key match incidents panel has found. In the 82nd minute, with the league leaders chasing the game, the defender was pushed by Erling Haaland and the pair had a head-to-head altercation. As they parted, Gabriel appeared to push the striker with his head. Referee Anthony Taylor gave each player a yellow card following the incident, and video assistant referee (VAR) John Brooks did not intervene. The Premier League’s KMI panel is an independent body introduced in the 2022-23 season that reviews critical match incidents in the referee’s jurisdiction. The panel ruled by a majority of 3:2 that Gabriel’s actions warranted a red card for violent conduct, due to his extra head movement, according to sources with knowledge of the outcome. 🔗 nyti.ms/4cXgBPn

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@youngy18 @Frear3 What a career! Happy retirement, Younger! Punditry awaits 😅

From Sefton Road to Vicarage Road to Villa Park to Wembley to Old Trafford to San Siro back to Villa Park to Goodison Park and finally to Portman Road. It’s been some journey that I only dreamt of as a boy! But with this dream there has to be an ending and Saturday might be the Last Game Of My Professional Career🤘🏾💛💜🤍❤️💙 23 years and OUT! To be continued….

@R12wan @HammondGaynor 🤣🤣👏🏼 I’ve had a few of these

@HammondGaynor Play mind games. Say I clicked the link but it keeps going to a governmental site that says phishing reported IP & location detected. What does that mean? 😂

Some people have no shame, obviously an attempt to hack my account 🙄🤬

A monumental performance in @ManUtd's midfield 😤 You have voted Casemiro as Player of the Matchweek!

🗣 "Not something that we should be over-celebrating... We want to be finishing higher up the league really." Michael Carrick says Man Utd's season doesn't come to a close when they secure Champions League football ⚽✨

@SullyTalkz Not to mention his constant advice and instructions to his team mates. Class act! 👌🏼

Everyone has been so fixated on Bruno Fernandes breaking the assist record but can we talk about how good his overall performances have been? Most chances created, constant transitional threat and positionally elite in the final third. Best midfielder in the world. Magnifico 🇵🇹🪄

Another assist for Bruno Fernandes 😮‍💨 ⚽ 70 goals 🅰️ 70 assists Incredible numbers 👏

Casemiro has been directly involved in 11 Premier League goals this season, making it the most productive league campaign of his entire career. Going out in style. 🙌

Tonight's victory means no PL team will achieve the double over Manchester United this season. One more win will guarantee Champions League qualification for 2026-27.

Nervy finish but what a great win! Kobbie and Case had a blinding game! Oh boy! We’re gonna miss old chubby cheeks

C’mon United! 💪🏼❤️

@AdamJoseph A very happy birthday, Adam! 🎈 Hopefully a win tonight will make it a perfect day 😊

Balloon Day 🎈🎉 Grateful for another lap around the sun, everyone & every thing that is good in my life.

@R12wan 🤣🤣 Poor City!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 That’s gotta go down in the Peter Hall of Fame.

@leodis74 Oh well never mind. At least Leeds can use the open top bus they’ve booked & have a parade and hold the ‘we beat Man Utd at old Trafford ‘ cup up etc

How did Dominic Calvert-Lewin's 'hairpull' on Marc Cucurella differ from the incident that led to Lisandro Martinez being shown a red card? Analysis from former Premier League referee Graham Scott (@Refsplaining): The last thing that VAR Paul Howard would have wanted in the FA Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Leeds United was a hair-pulling incident. Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s contact on Marc Cucurella was fleeting and surely fell short of the level of contact required for a red card. But Manchester United, who saw their defender Lisandro Martinez sent off for briefly tugging Calvert-Lewin’s hair on 13 April, will undoubtedly see enough similarities to ask questions of PGMO, and they have my sympathy. When Leeds and Chelsea met in the 1970 cup final, there were multiple brutal tackles, a punch-up and retaliatory stamp by one player on another. None was deemed worthy of a yellow card, let alone a red. Now we find ourselves debating whether a player should be dismissed and banned for three matches for a fleeting tug on an opponent’s hair. Progress? I don’t think so. Chelsea 1-0 Leeds United Briefing: bit.ly/4sUONkQ

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Well that's one way to keep cool! 🥶 Absolutely incredible from Jordan Adams who is running the London Marathon with a fridge on his back, raising money in the fight to cure dementia ❤️

@TelegraphDucker 🤣🤣🤣 No words!

It’s not embarrassing. They’ve been to Wembley something like 33 times since Guardiola took over. Their fan base is predominantly a working class Manchester demographic. They don’t have endless pots of gold in their bank accounts. The issue is semi finals being played at Wembley

@R12wan @Akir_a997 @Fayz_99 @iamtheSheikh 😘

@Akir_a997 @Fayz_99 @iamtheSheikh @13reesy

Has Twitter given you at least one genuine friend ??

@R12wan In hindsight I totally agree 😁 I’ll allow Keown to stay lol

@13reesy Scholes has to be on that list. Doesnthalf chat shit about us Slazza

Scholes Gallagher Keown. Was very easy