James

Seeing some fans mock this, but this is what football is all about - a community supporting your team when they win and when they come close. Too much of modern football has become over-commercialised and sanitised, especially at the top level.

Look at the fear in her eyes.

Think if I supported Hearts, once I'd stopped violently vomiting in a few days' time, I'd be getting very heavily into running or cycling on the weekends and would never watch a single game of football ever again.

@_danny_gates Thinking exactly the same 😂

Watching those hearts fans and seeing pics of them lying on pavements and outside pubs devastated I don’t think I can take that next Sunday. I’m a little nervous now 🔴⚪️

Yeah this feels about right

While the wider world of football looks in at the Scottish title drama & marvels at Celtic getting a last min penalty that no one else would get... This is your reminder that the team who are top at the split have pretty much always finished at home Except today

Imagine being in that away end watching your side blow the title for the first time in your lifetime and then they play "Tequila". I'd be wanting to end it all.

Lot's of chat recently about whether it's getting harder to collect Arsenal away credits, so I built this, comparing every away game from the last ten years. Spoiler: It isn't getting harder... yet You can play with the data here: passmode.shop/arsenal/

Safe to say the Tynie Arms was busy from opening.

What an epic stretch of Saturday morning tee times

Patchy lie, side slope, Wyndham Clark ... yeah, let me go ahead and stand riiiight over here, riiiight in front of the most volatile golfer on the PGA tour

Anyone else shocked this doesn’t happen more often? I think this all the time. Golfers are humans, they mishit sometimes. Not exaggerating, someone could have been killed right here. The camera saved the day. Don’t stand directly in front of a golfer!

If Unai Emery has no haters, I have died

we genuinely don’t hate Unai Emery enough ngl

“Ramener le cœur d’un supporter disparu dans son stade.” La saison 5 de « Welcome to Wrexham » a repris aujourd’hui et elle raconte déjà l’une des plus belles histoires foot de l’année. Bailey Jones, supporter du club âgé de 20 ans, décède en 2023 après un tragique accident. Ses parents prennent alors la décision de donner ses organes. Deux ans plus tard, ils rencontrent Matthew. L’homme qui vit aujourd’hui avec et grâce au cœur de Bailey. Pour la rencontre, Matthew n’a qu’une idée en tête : “Ramener le cœur de Bailey à Wrexham.” Dans son stade, au Racecourse. Avec sa femme, il rejoint donc les parents de Bailey pour assister à Wrexham - Derby, exactement deux ans après sa disparition. Avec ce geste, le cœur de Bailey est revenu battre chez lui. Comme il le faisait à 15:00 un samedi sur deux. Si vous cherchez encore pourquoi le football occupe une place aussi particulière dans notre vie et dans celle des gens, une partie de la réponse est probablement ici.

The owner of a grassroots girls football team is accused of taking more than £28k for tournaments that didn’t happen or kits that were never handed over. Inc £8,500+ for a Paris tournament which parents have a GoFundMe page for: gofundme.com/f/support-U10g… theguardian.com/football/2026/…

Commendable troll job by ESPN

We've really been the victim of some complete bullshit over the years 🤣🤣🤣

@a_brns_ @Sam_Lloyd14 Same I’ll share it

@Sam_Lloyd14 @JAlexMurphy What’s the price out of interest? I can ask about

WE GOT ONEEEEE

Bukayo Saka reads a letter from an Arsenal fan. 📩 🗣️ “This is beautiful, man. This is a real Arsenal fan, I can tell by some of the moments that we’ve shared together that I didn’t know, but obviously for him, it meant a lot!” 🥹❤️ 🎥 Full episode on ‘Beast Mode On’ YouTube