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Not totally accurate @DailyMail but close enough. To be clear, I was a volunteer at Endo S C for two and a half years and held the role of Parliamentary Engagement for 18 months before @RosieDuffield1 was "economic with the truth" with @thetimes dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@nyaraVT Interesting all those people arguing you cant work for and endo charity without having the problem dont seem to have an issue with any other charity. They dont demand youre homeless to work for Shelter for example. I

The ‘Gender Critical’ cult bullied a 73 year old trans woman, who has dedicated years to advocate for human rights, into stepping away from a cause that TERFs don’t even care about.. They don’t fight for women. They abuse and harass trans adults and youth. That’s it.

@Nev7s1Nev7s @DailyMail SO you cant work for Shelter unless your homeless - is that the rule now - you have to have the disease or experience of the issue before you can work for something - thats going to cause a problem for ALOT of charities!

@DailyMail He is a misogynistic MAN! What does he know about having endometriosis?

Trans woman heavily criticised after being appointed to represent an endometriosis charity resigns 'in best interests' of the cause trib.al/btsnDu1

@Pollenny1 @DailyMail SO Im assuming youre equally outraged at the current CEO of prostate cancer UK who is a woman right?

@DailyMail He’d be more suited to a testicular cancer charity

@DogsNSunshine @DailyMail @TheBabylonBee You will be shocked when you find out who the CEO of prostate cancer UK is then!

@DailyMail lol, man leads endometriosis charity I thought this was @TheBabylonBee

This is a welcoming account. 🏳️‍🌈

@p1nkempress_ Doesnt help when pretty much every global map uses a projection that makes the northern hemisphere look bigger and the southern hemisphere look smaller. It makes it look like US is bigger than Africa which is very much isnt!

it slightly makes me uncomfortable how the equator is like, slightly below where i'd think it would be

@Peakfanblog I agree - as someone who has to work & has other commitments I tend to not get to much cricket other than the Chesterfield festival as its my club so I make an effort to try and help out. The streams are great and I would happily pay a fee to watch but not one to each county!

You may or may not agree, but my thoughts on the potential charging for cricket streams. derbyshirecricket.blogspot.com/2026/04/though…

@majinbuumcp2 @FatherChrisVor1 @LukeMye48429084 You will be shocked when you realise the God of Islam is the same God of Christianity - they split at some point in the Old Testament but this 'false God' you claim is the same OT God of Judaism & Christianity!

@FatherChrisVor1 @LukeMye48429084 Hmm so creating a space where they can worship a false god, assisting blasphemy is Vaticans way of being kindness?

The Pope removed his shoes in a mosque and people are outraged? That’s not compromise. That’s basic respect. If you enter someone’s home or sacred space, you honor their customs. We expect it in our churches. Why pretend not to understand it anywhere else?

@deshorse10753 @FatherChrisVor1 @LukeMye48429084 If your kindness and hospitality is dependent on others doing the same - then you havent understood Christianity at all!

@FatherChrisVor1 @LukeMye48429084 Is there a reciprocal space in Mecca at any of the Muslim libraries? That’d be “no”. Buh bye

@WG_RumblePants @hawkhampshire @Richedwards0803 Don't mind an annual fee but needs to be for all counties. Having to pay for one game is ridiculous. Happy we've already played at OT this season!

I’d pay for my own county, at a push, despite my in-principle objections. I’m damn well not paying for all of the opposition teams as well. That way madness lies! But the whole concept is misconceived and poorly thought through. The current system is joyous. It enables us to flit between streams to follow the exciting bits as each game progresses. There are multiple good reasons to keep streaming free and those reasons outweigh the marginal financial benefits of going ahead with a paywall. Clubs need to be more creative about how to monetise their content. Hiding county cricket behind a subscription will just shrink the game further.

Interesting story, Lancashire looking to charge for live County Championship streaming. How many county cricket followers out there love it enough to pay for a subscription to watch it?

@WG_RumblePants @EmiratesOT No but they blackout the window unless you pay extra!

@EmiratesOT Is there a wall I have to pay to get through before I can get into the room?

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@Birchy_Steve @EFCLyndon Or just dont pull the hair and you dont get sent off - its not complicated!

@cibriddon @EFCLyndon Nobody is arguing for hair pulling to be part of the game. But neither of those incidents are 'violent' and they shouldn't be treated as such. A foul and a yellow card would suffice. Only send someone off if they violently pull someone's hair.

Shouldn't be shocked if you saw the Michael Keane one against Wolves. We were told then "the rules are the rules" and to suck it up. Does it have to happen to a high-profile team for "violent conduct" with a three-match ban to get called out as farcical?

@Birchy_Steve @EFCLyndon The rule is there to remove hair pulling from the game - players know the rules so know they will be sent off if they do it. Carricks response is embarrasing as is anybody who tries to defend it.

@cibriddon @EFCLyndon I am well aware as I was at the Wolves game. The rule has been applied consistently across the two incidents, but the rule itself is still wrong and needs to change.

@RobChadwick8 @EFCLyndon He has hold of his hair - thats a red card - there is no degree to it - hair pull = red card. Plus its far more than what Keane did v Wolves!

@EFCLyndon It was even less of a pull than Michael Keane’s. A foul, a yellow at a push but certainly not a red.

@Birchy_Steve @EFCLyndon You might want to compare the one last night to Keanes v Wolves who literally just had his hand on his hair and was sent off and got a 3 match ban. At least the rule was applied consistently!

@EFCLyndon Probably. We know how this goes... Carrick is right though. It's ludicrous for a light tug of a pony tail to be 'violent conduct'. It's a foul/booking and no more. Players should only be getting sent off for this if they proper skull rag someone in an actual violent manner.

@dgriffinpix @DerbyshireCCC @deany75 My take was that it was just disappointing as beating Lancs at Old Trafford wouldve made a statement as to where we are this season. Lancs bowled well and but for a couple of players - nobody gave their wicket away. Sometimes you have to give credit to greats like Jimmy Anderson

The Morning After Griff @DerbyshireCCC greatest collapses? Yesterday was not even a contender. Remember Tony Merrick? Or eight ducks at The Oval?@deany75 And some musical offerings to soothe the pain!!!

@Grayzer__ @JohnBrewin_ DO you want refs to be consistent or not - hair pull = red card. Or do you only disagree when its a Man Utd player getting sent off - did you make this much fuss when Keane was sent off v Wolves?

@cibriddon @JohnBrewin_ Same way you can see where I say look at the last two words

Can’t believe the rage about Lisandro’s hair-pulling red card. Good process, silly boy.

@Field_FTP @JohnBrewin_ But the fact that Keane was sent off means the decision last night was correct - thats what consistency means!

@JohnBrewin_ Point to the law... and then show us all "with force" in the action please. Because so many dont seem to understand the laws around this at all. It was a flawed process from start to finish. And several examples show why. Did you think the same when Keane was sent off?

@Grayzer__ @JohnBrewin_ You can see the last line where it says'Clearly pulling the hair of an opponent' right?

@JohnBrewin_ Look at the last two words and feel free to point out where this was applicable in your “good process”