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@szyexcl @xAlexTHFC Finally some common sense.

@xAlexTHFC it’s serious this time round. rdz demanded a full review into the club’s recurring injury issues during negotiations when joining. it was one of several assurances discussed before everything was finalised.

This was all said last summer, no? The proof will be in the pudding. Enough talking.

@MrAbulX @nytimes Russians will sell gas to the global south. Plus, common knowledge European couhtires are buying rebadged Russian gas. Germany will be paying more for gas from Canada than Russia, simple geography.

@nytimes Russia lost Europe as an energy customer faster than anyone predicted. Canada just helped close that door permanently.

Breaking News: Canada struck a landmark deal to export liquefied natural gas to Germany, according to two senior officials. nyti.ms/3Rvr8dM

@pokeefe1 Probably his mate Levy has been saying this to him. Anyone who follows Spurs knows there is no footballing knowledge at boardroom level, maybe Matthew Collecott. He is saying nothing new.

Nailed it. x.com/talkSPORT/stat…

@adrianjones1975 @Lea_EFC You do not think over the years Arsenal content makers talk about other clubs. Enjoy your success fully deserved. However, Lea_EFC can post comments how it wishes on its X platform.

@Lea_EFC Or more on other teams would be preferred! Right now myself and Arsenal fans are getting bored with content makers telling us there is no content or similar non-stories. If people like yourself need our interest and interaction please find something more interesting for all!

Not one single Premier League team has congratulated Arsenal on winning the Premier League Title* That’s how universally disliked Arsenal Football Club is.

@pokeefe1 @Hahsim5 @SportsFinance Can't get rid of him now without a replacement. Who would run the strategy.

@Hahsim5 @Governor085 @SportsFinance I've said multiple times I expect him to go

This is never happening

@pokeefe1 @SportsFinance Thanks Paul for the clarification. Any truth in Lange leaving?

@Governor085 @SportsFinance Not

@pokeefe1 @SportsFinance Got enough CB's. I assume this is not happening?

@SportsFinance 🤣

@eurofootcom @mcgrathmike @TeleFootball Parachute money should reduce this deficit?

🚨⚒️ 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 | West Ham need to raise around £150m in player sales in order to balance the books, reports @mcgrathmike/@TeleFootball. 💰

@ChairmanHuntJnr I am not a WHU fan. However, I hope he stays at WHU. Bowen and WHU go hand in hand. He would be a proper legend if he stayed.

Bowen isn't leaving. He turns 30 this year and has just been dropped from England. He's won a trophy, married into the fanbase, and has the prospect of seeing out a 7 year contract and then a lifetime as a well-liked club captain who stayed when others left.

@5liveSport Is Maradona a bigger cheat than the BBC? In which the BBC has associations with Huw Edwards and Jimmy Saville.

🚨 “He was a CHEAT” 🖐️ 🎙️ Barry Davies relives calling Maradona vs England in 1986 Listen to The Magic of Mexico 86 👇 📻 bbc.co.uk/5live #BBCFootball

@Sanny_Rudra True. Why are you posting from a rival media company? You are giving it more traction. However, aren't Sky Sports News and BBC programmes are heading down this alley with associations with for example Fanatics, where they interview podcasters they think represent the fanbase.

I saw the bottle Man City fan today and deliberately didn’t interview him. We can’t go on a doom-loop of this slop forever. It debases the entirety of sports journalism. And for what? Interaction on here? Independent of this, he was then rude to Man City staff.

@kevinhatchard Similar to Choupo-Moting. 🙂

Gattuso must have an incredible agent. His track record is limited at best, he’s an unpredictable character, and he keeps getting big jobs. The coaching merry-go-round in full effect.

@TheTennisLetter At the end of the day, the consumer will pick up the tab.

Interesting convo on the TNT Roland Garros desk about the players putting pressure on Slams for more prize money: Wertheim: "Since Friday the French Federation has offered to sort of come with a counter proposal in the next month and also on the books are meetings with Wimbledon and the US Open. The goal is to get to this 22% in the next 5 years.." Tim Henman: "I'd like to sort if slightly set the scene from my point of view. I am on the board at Wimbledon, but these are my opinions. These aren't necessarily the opinions of Wimbledon.. The talk of a boycott is terrible for everyone. I think it's extremely unlikely that we're going to get to that stage. & in my opinion regarding Wimbledon, their door is always open.. & yes, we certainly hear the players right now.. & I think they will get paid more prize money. I think it's also important to understand from Wimbledon's point of view the investment that is made in the facilities. When we look back since 2009, a roof on court 1, a roof on Centre Court, the Millennium Building, the projects across the road to buy the golf course for £65,000,000. I'm not sure we're comparing like with like if we look at a facility like Miami. Are they investing the same as we do in Grand Slams? So it's about finding the sweet spot where the players are getting paid what they feel it's worth, but then the likes of a Grand Slam that can take a long term view on the investment to provide the platform that is where a lot of these top stars are making a lot of the money.. Because I think it's interesting to hear Sabalenka talk about how they're doing it for the players further down the food chain. And then if you break down the prize money, players ranked 101-200, probably 70% of their prize money is coming from full tournaments.." Sam Querrey: "I don't think the players care whether you're a non profit or you're for profit honestly. And 2 things, and Tim hinted at it. This argument is not just with the French Open or the Majors, it's with the ATP tour as well. It's with Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome. They're trying to increase that prize money and revenue share throughout all of the tournaments. When you guys talk about the improvements in facilities. I think if you went to the players here and the French Federation said 'We have an extra 50 million. We can either build a new stadium or we can put that into prize money, what do you guys want?' Well give me the prize money, we don't need a new stadium, we don't care about the facilities to an extent. So that's kind of my view on it right now." Wozniacki: "Obviously the players feel like they weren't heard and things weren't moving quick enough so that's that's they're making such a public stance. Do I think 15 minute interviews instead of 18 minutes is really gonna make a difference? I don't. I think if it wasn't because the tournaments already wanted to hear out the players. Really nothing would change at this point unless there was a boycott but it's so good to hear that tournaments are taking this into consideration. And we're gonna see changes, there's there's no doubt about it. Every year from when I turned pro in 2005 to now, there's a huge difference.." John Isner: "I think one of the beefs is that these tournaments, especially at the Grand Slam level, these assets are always appreciating. And I can speak on the ATP level, no tournament has ever been sold at a loss.. And what is the player's number one asset? It's their body. Every single time they go on court, their assets are depreciating. I think that's a very important distinction to make there. So yes, as you did say Tim, as a player you have a limited time, a short window, to try and make as much money as you possibly can. I think this symbolic protest 15 minute media boycott if you want to call it that. I think it has started to turn some wheels and things are moving in the right direction. And it's awesome to hear that the tournaments are listening to the players."

@adriandelmonte Need to have an Italian identity or path way to their academy teams into the 1st team.

The state of this Milan team sums up Italian football right now. Can come back and win, qualify for Champions. But this is a total mess. Our teams have lost their soul. We seriously risk being fallen giants in a once famous league for good. 💔

@sickanthfc Add Byfield as well.

26/27 defensive depth🕺

@Christianjw92 Bank Holiday. Maybe Tuesday.

Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange should both be unemployed by 17:30 tomorrow, regardless of todays game

@UtdCitypriest At least Jogi Low wasn't picking his nose before carrying the trophy. 😂

This should be their Bundesliga Trophy, not the 300 Spartans Shield. 🤦🏼‍♂️

@Bonetti Hull should have gone through via a walkover.

Feel sick to my stomach

@KieranMaguire Why do London Assembly members are desparate for Spurs, who have injected £1bn of private money into London to go down because they do not want to cough up £2.5m. Sends a bad message to private investment and to voters in certain parts of London.

It’s not just me that said the stadium is worthless, the landlord says so in the accounts too!

@PeterSchiff @Vivek4real_ Never understood bitcoin.

@Vivek4real_ Because whales who bought a long time ago are selling. Today's buyers are tomorrow's bag holders. That's how pyramid schemes work.

MICHAEL SAYLOR IS BUYING, COUNTRIES ARE BUYING, BLACKROCK IS BUYING, AND BANKS ARE BUYING THEN WHY DOES BITCOIN PRICE KEEP FALLING?? 👀