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@FBAwayDays Can you run in Birkenstocks?

Arsenal fans letting off fireworks outside Manchester City’s hotel ahead of their game at Bournemouth tonight… 😭🫣

@Mark_Jones1986 @RealTolmie PL like Uefa were asking for evidence that wasn't there City said prove it in court so ,hence here we are.

@RealTolmie How can they be cleared of failure to co-operate?

I genuinely fear the NHS will go under when it's announced in the coming weeks City have been cleared of all the 115 charges. 🍾

@FredAfc1 @slbsn Touchy.

@ColinWoodfull @slbsn No one is sensitive here When you chat trash, expect to get a trash response

This is a good result for City. Only chance was always a draw at Palace. Now City can’t lose on goal difference

@FredAfc1 @slbsn "Kid" lol I'm 54, you need to chill & not be so sensitive but then again...

@ColinWoodfull @slbsn I started supporting arsenal before you were born kid I have seen my team win the league at OT, and twice at while hart lane, not everyone are kids and plastic on Twitter

@FredAfc1 @slbsn What would you know about winning trophies?

@ColinWoodfull @slbsn Congrats on winning the 2 lesser trophies in the league

@FredAfc1 @slbsn 2 trophies already won this season 1 more to go

@ColinWoodfull @slbsn You’re not that team anymore 2 points behind arsenal since game 17 and now 5 points behind arsenal in game 37 This is not the old City team anymore

@FredAfc1 @slbsn We've done this before, we know what to do.

@ColinWoodfull @slbsn Try to beat Bournemouth first before you’re thinking about goals

@SkySportsPL Dreadful team to watch

"They're on the brink but they did make it difficult for themselves!" Gary Neville reacts to Arsenal's vital win against Burnley!

@BBCMOTD Shouldn't need VAR the ref saw it

Should Kai Havertz have been sent off? 🤔 VAR checked the challenge for serious foul play, but the on-field decision of a yellow card was upheld.

Ward Prowse top bins incoming

@TheFootyFeed Not really something to be proud of

𝐑𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐄𝐑𝐒: Arsenal are the first team in Premier League history to score 18 goals from corners in one single season... 👏🏆

@mancity_talk Done deal I'd say

However, it’s so clear and obvious it will be Maresca.

@StevenMcinerney Its happening 🥲

okay my copium is now this, and i will not believe it until someone else does

@UTDTrey @FabrizioRomano Scott Carson 2.0

@FabrizioRomano This guy has the best job in the world

🚨 Tom Heaton has agreed to sign a new one year deal at Man United, until June 2027.

@TeleFootball @ben_rumsby I'll happily pay to watch Asanah get battered

🔴 Finale between Arsenal and Paris St-Germain will be first time biggest game in club football shown exclusively behind paywall in UK @ben_rumsby has the story 👇 telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@MilHistNow It always gets me when standing in front of these how big they actually are, the B -24 especially was enormous

Paid a visit to an old friend today.

@UntoldWarFacts I'll look it up & get a copy, sounds fascinating.

🧵 7/8 By 1943 he had been flying combat operations almost continuously for three years. He suffered what the RAF doctors called operational fatigue. A complete breakdown. He was taken off the front line. He became a test pilot on the new Hawker Typhoon. He never flew operational combat again. He stayed in the RAF after the war. He retired in 1961 as a Squadron Leader. He took a job with a firm of commodity brokers in the City of London. He kept his memories of 92 Squadron and Biggin Hill and Malta entirely to himself. In the 1970s he began writing. He wrote at night on lined paper. He wrote about Roger Bushell, who had been captured by the Germans in October 1940, escaped Stalag Luft III in the Great Escape, and been murdered by the Gestapo in March 1944. He wrote about the German formations like insects on a summer evening. He wrote about flying off the deck of HMS Furious into the Mediterranean to save Malta. When he finished the manuscript he put it in a drawer. He did not think it was good enough. It sat there for nearly 30 years. In 2002 a friend convinced him to send the manuscript to a publisher. Penguin published it as First Light. It became an immediate bestseller and is now considered one of the greatest aviation memoirs ever written. The BBC later adapted parts of his story for television. In 2017 the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight invited him to climb back into a Spitfire cockpit for the first time in 70 years. He was 95. He died at home in Cornwall on July 18 2018. He was 96 years old. The boy from Walthamstow. The 18 year old who climbed into a Spitfire he had never seen. The 20 year old who led eight Spitfires off the deck of HMS Furious to save Malta. The old man who finally wrote it all down before it was forgotten.

You are 17 years old. You have applied to join the Royal Air Force on a short service commission. Less than a year from now you will be flying a Spitfire into combat against the German Luftwaffe over the skies of southern England. You will be one of the youngest pilots in Fighter Command. This is the story of Geoffrey Wellum..🧵1/8

@IvorAnthony Watery piss

Reasons why Americans shouldn’t be allowed near football. Or most other things. They need a colour changing can to tell them their “beer” is cool. Daft cunts.

@Theleaguemag What could have been, incredibly talented player !

Paul Lake of Manchester City