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@NTT20Pod @MattWatts96 I'm glad you noted Derek Adams coming in. The PPG before and after DA is incredible. The support and advice he's given TC must've been brilliant and fair play to TC for not being to stubborn to accept the help. Made him a top coach after looking completely useless earlier on.

𝗨𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗽𝗼𝘁𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 ✍️ Boxing Clever: How Plymouth Argyle turned their season around 🔄 @MattWatts96 shines a light on Tom Cleverley's Pilgrims and their rise up the League One table. 📈 Link 👉 ntt20.com/p/boxing-cleve… #PAFC #EFL

@England_Pod The channel on my TV.

What changes would you make? 🤔

@SkyBetLeagueOne @WhoScored Lincoln being disrespected again.

🌟 Your #SkyBetLeagueOne @WhoScored Team of the Week Read more 👉 efl.com/news/2026/marc… #EFL

@PeterMooreUSA World cup was ruined for my generation when it went to Russia and Qatar

This has been bothering me for sometime, and I feel like I need to get it off my chest. The World Cup is meant to be football’s moment to unite the world, but right now, it feels like the opposite.I am sadly old enough to remember the 1966 World Cup, when England played West Germany in the final only two decades after the end of World War II. That game, at least to me as a young lad, felt like it was helping the healing process of a conflict where millions of lives were lost… So as this summer approaches, on one side FIFA continues to push pricing models that put the tournament further out of reach for the very fans who built the game. The soul of football isn’t in corporate sponsorship packages, it’s in the stands, in the communities, in the people who live it every day. On the other, the current stance of the United States government is making that sense of welcome far less certain. When visa access becomes more difficult, when the tone towards parts of the world feels more closed than open, it sends a message, intended or not, about who this World Cup is really for. That really matters. I’ve been incredibly fortunate to attend five World Cups, and each of those were hosted by countries that made you feel welcome and invited you to enjoy the beautiful game in the most amazing manner. Mexico 1986, Italia 90, USA 94, France 98, Germany 2006…all amazing, and those countries greeted you with open arms, and were proud to welcome in the world to enjoy the game at its highest level But you can’t call it the world’s game while quietly narrowing who gets to be part of it. At a time when football could be a rare force for unity in a world that so badly needs it, we’re allowing it to become more exclusive, more controlled, and more divided. This tournament has the chance to be a bridge, like it was in 1966…Instead, it risks becoming a symbol of the very barriers the game is supposed to break down. That’s a profound missed opportunity, and I’m saddened we here in United States are struggling to replicate the welcome and open arms we showed back in 1994. I sincerely hope my fears are misplaced, and that everything will be spectacular, but I can’t help feeling we are on a path towards scoring a huge own goal…

@Sir_Randolph_VC @Suffragent_ I think the bloke is trying to ruin the country on purpose but this is one stick I wouldn't beat him with.

@Suffragent_ Can’t stand Starmer but fair play to him playing football at his age.

@_AndyDavies @Adam_Price17 Father and son

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@rektmeedy @feranmis56450 @victorfatanmi @LFC Except originally your only context was PL titles. So think of a better argument.

@Baughly89 @feranmis56450 @victorfatanmi @LFC Except Salah wasn’t some bench warming scrub, context is key here

Poor timing to publish a list that puts Gerrard as #1 and Salah as #6, ranked by one of Salah's biggest critics. Terrible timing. Terrible job @LFC.

@rektmeedy @feranmis56450 @victorfatanmi @LFC John O'Shea has 5 PL titles. Just proves titles don't mean everything

@feranmis56450 @victorfatanmi @LFC No PL titles….

@TheAthleticFC Doesn't matter. Broadcast revenues will bring it lots of money. All that matters.

Sunday's Carabao Cup final was Declan Rice's 50th game of a relentless season. Virgil van Dijk reached that landmark last week, while Sandro Tonali achieved it in the first week of March. Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez has played at a World Cup, a Copa America, an Olympics and a Club World Cup in the last four years, amassing 274 appearances for clubs and country since February 2022. The schedule is brutal. The workload is incessant. The risk is elite players will suffer at the summer's World Cup. 📝 @PJBuckingham 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71429…

@henrywinter Now get away fans positioned where you can see them on the TV cameras.

£30 cap on away tickets to continue for two more seasons, excellent news for supporters and for broadcasters wanting noisier atmospheres. Kudos to the Premier League for agreeing to extension. Fans now want clubs to listen to them over home ticket prices which “are often unaffordable and pricing out loyal fans”. "The extension of the away cap is great news for travelling top-flight fans,” says Tom Greatrex, chair of the Football Supporters' Association. “The cap was an FSA idea which wouldn't have happened without our members' campaign work. Credit to the Premier League and clubs for listening to supporters on the importance of away supporters and keeping the cap in place for the previous 12 seasons. Long may it continue. "We all know how much away fans add to the atmosphere in our stadiums and anything which helps them is welcome. Over the past 12 years this has saved supporters millions of pounds in total. We'd also encourage owners to listen to the voices of supporters' groups at their clubs who are telling them that home ticket prices are often unaffordable and are pricing out loyal fans."

@jm_bell95 Coincides with TC no longer slagging off recruitment/players. Squad now have a togetherness.

The transformation in this side has been nothing short of incredible. In individual performances as well, not just the overall picture. The praise should be just as loud as any criticism before it. We might have given ourselves too much to do but this is fun #pafc

@CP2199 @OfficialTomKirk And he stopped slagging off the players (recruitment) and since we've seemed to have far better spirit in the camp. Whether he was told by Adams or not doesn't matter. It's improved us and him as a coach.

@OfficialTomKirk Honestly the guys won me over tbh looked like a different team since christmas think the signing of curtis and kane have had a big impact

I have a huge amount of time for this. Tom is almost unrecognisable from the man in the dugout for the first 15 games. A real redemption arc for the ages, that I was convinced he wasn’t capable of. Well done Tom, and his staff. And to the club for sticking with him. #pafc

@jonathangrade @Antni_b It used to be a big rivalry due to all the Portsmouth fans that worked in Plymouth dockyard and vice versa. Not so much these days but it stills get referred to as one.

@Antni_b Please tell me that’s not a thing….

Calling Wrexham-Swansea a derby is nonsensical- it’s basically the same distance as QPR is from Cardiff!!

@OfficialBWFC Schuey doing what schuey does. Unbelievable amount of points he recovers when behind.

GET INNNNN!!!! #bwfc

@olpafc_ @PAFCNewsHub We got to be realistic. Think their top 5 strikers play for Juventus, Villarreal, feyenoord, swiss premier league and eredivisie. Hopefully they give him a chance because he offers something different and they might pick up Injuries

@PAFCNewsHub Travesty if he’s not tbh. Understand he’s not one of their players playing at the highest level, but he’s scoring for fun, surely Marsch will take the punt for two friendlies that he can keep that up for the NT

Tom Cleverley has said there’s ‘Always a chance' striker Bim Pepple could be called up to the Canadian national team this month for friendlies. 🇨🇦📋 Canada have two friendlies lined up, where they will face Iceland 🇮🇸 (March 28th) and Tunisia 🇹🇳 (April 1st). #pafc

@AtalantaBC_News @Jsize18 Yes I saw it in Plymouth once before a game against Madrid. It was heading towards the ferryport to Santander. Was well weird.

@Jsize18 I believe it still gets driven to all the matches, people do see the bus out and about sometimes.

Very stupid question here but that's very obviously their team bus not a coach branded. How do they get them over?

Absolutely blows my mind that this Arsenal team could actually win the Quadruple.

@Osty1988 Genuinely hilarious

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FIFA will allow broadcasters to cut away to advertisements during the “hydration breaks” that will split up each half of every 2026 World Cup match, multiple people briefed on the guidelines or with direct knowledge of them told The Athletic. Soccer’s global governing body announced in December that it would introduce a three-minute break midway through each 45-minute half at the World Cup. It promoted the breaks as a “player welfare” measure, but said there’d be “no weather or temperature condition in place, with the breaks being called by the referee in all games.” FIFA officials also discussed the change with broadcast executives, and three sources, including one at FIFA, have now confirmed to The Athletic that broadcasters will be permitted to flip away from the match feed to show commercials, as they would during halftime or a timeout in basketball or American football. @HenryBushnell 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/70813…

@CcfcOK1 I think you'll stay up ok not a problem. But as a team that's been in League 1 quite a lot. This division is at the poorest it's been in a long long time.

Out of curiosity- if this squad under BBM was in the championship, playing like we do.. What position would we be in the league? I’d say 15th/16th.