DAVE TEN
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DAVE TEN
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HEADING SOUTH BUT KINDA WEST Drumming, Muay Thai, MUFC.
manchester Katılım Ağustos 2012
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@frankbrunoboxer You’d have to be a fucking retart to even consider giving a fight like this to this reject and even more retarted to go and bloody watch it.
He’s a washed up YouTuber FFS. Hold no offical rank. Why would you even bother.
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Morning (again) so the inevitable phone call has come from Jake Pauls office 2 millions pounds for an "exhibition fight" plus 1 million for every round the fight continues after the 1st one to be held at the London Stadium in November in time for my 65th Birthday I have to say I am considering it

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@zarahsultana One of the best parody accounts out there. Nice one, cock ✊🏼
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@FootballInT80s I went to primary school with Simon Ratcliffe in Salford. He ruptured his spleen in this game. Was at United at the time.
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Some class wing wizardry from @gordonhill54 on #Itv4 #bigmatchrevisited . Great assist for Pancho at Ipswich and 2 goals & an assist at home v Derby, January 78. I was at the Derby game with the old fella. Happy days 🇾🇪
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You're joking - not where we lived - i don't remember seeing one
🇬🇧📺 Classic British TV 📺🇬🇧@Classicbritcom
Do you remember the Queens Silver Jubilee in 1977? Nearly every street had a street party.
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@ZackPolanski @MothinAli Are you deliberately self sabotaging your chances because your bottles going under the responsibility of a bit of popularity?
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There's nothing the establishment is more scared of them a calm, kind, thoughtful gardener who happens to be a Muslim man in politics.
We'll stand together. Solidarity @MothinAli.

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Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson shouted the N-word while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage at the BAFTAs
I'm sorry, this is WILDLY unacceptable on so many levels - mostly so from @BAFTA
We can all understand he has a condition, but this is subjecting Jordan and Lindo to racial trauma, which everyone needs to understand is UNACCEPTABLE on every level.
The fact that they apologized to the BAFTA audience publicly, but not directly to Delroy Lindo and Michael B. Jordan continues the tradition of prioritizing white comfort over Black trauma.
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@gordonhill54 Yes. Taking points when nothings happening. I’ll take that tonight🇾🇪
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Bring him back
mufcytp@mufcytp
Barcelona reportedly DO NOT want to pay the €30m fee agreed with Manchester United for Marcus Rashford’s permanent transfer. [@carrusel] How does this logic work - Barça want to keep him but don’t want to pay the fee? They’ll regret it when PSG snatch him for £50m!
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@georgegalloway It was a definite throwback to how United teams should play 👌🇾🇪
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Manchester United are back!
I know I know one swallow doesn’t make a summer and all that.
But let me explain.
First I have supported United for more that sixty years, a decision made by my father the day and hour that Denis Law was signed from Torino. As himself a Scotsman with blonde hair and a whippet like inside left instinct (10) I’m sure my dad thought he WAS Denis Law. And if you ever saw Law you’d know that would be something to be.
So I’ve followed many great United iterations and some not so great. I’ve been with Busby and Ferguson. I’ve been with, well let’s not spoil the mood.
Of course my fellow Scot Sir Alex Ferguson gave me decades of joy and so when my own sons came along I naturally decreed that they were reds. Obviously.
The problem was as my sons arrived Ferguson left. And everything turned to shit. Not entirely- there have been moments- but overwhelmingly I have never shaken the suspicion that my sons must hate that from childhood I had decked them out in the colours of a club that so regularly reduced them to tears, of disappointment or worse of boredom.
Until last night.
As I hugged my eldest in a Dive Bar in Hong Kong while United’s goals flew in his face was wet with tears of joy as was the face of my youngest thousands of miles away. My youngest by the way had just helped his side defeat the historic Third Lanark 3-1, with a goal an assist plus hitting the post and the cross bar!
It wasn’t that we’d slaughtered City 2-0. That we’d had the ball in the net SIX times and twice hit the woodwork. That Amad on a run thrills like Georgie Best. That Casemiro strolled like a King. That Martinez so frustrated Haaland he got hooked. Or that Bruno Fernandes will one day have a statue outside Old Trafford. That Harry Maguire bloodied and bruised defended like he was a VC winner at Rorke’s Drift. It was something deeper than these transitory things.
It was that this had been football played The United Way.
Fast courageous flowing filled with élan. This was football as a thing of joy. This was how Best Law and Charlton filled a United shirt. This was how Cantona made us ooo and aaa. How Roy Keane made us unbeatable. How Giggs and Ronaldo twisted their opponents blood. This was our DNA. We thought it was extinct. But we are back.
George Galloway
Hong Kong
#manchesterunited


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@Bushra1Shaikh @EmmaRobinsonss The fact that there’s such a thing as morality police is enough. Quite can alarming concept.
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I personally don’t agree with mandatory hijab and think a general modesty standard would make more sense, just as I oppose hijab bans in some countries.
That said, Iran has already relaxed enforcement in practice, even if not formally. The morality police have reportedly been instructed to leave women alone unless their dress is deemed excessively revealing.
These issues are being discussed internally by the leadership.
Change, where it happens, needs to come through domestic debate and not foreign interference.
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I don’t know how to break this to some Westerners, but many Muslims do want to live under a theocratic system- and many women support mandatory hijab.
You don’t have to like it. You don’t have to agree with it. But it isn’t your society, your culture, or your decision.
How a Muslim country governs itself is not Western business.
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