John ramsden

@SW_Help got to Waterloo in time for 11pm to Godalming - left at 5 past midnight . Got to Guildford and then no driver so now in a taxi . Call this service??

@HullCity so you think cheating is acceptable- if so you should be deducted points this year 😂😂😂😂

@SabalenkaA if you not getting paid enough just retire and work in a bar then try living in that wage. The world is sick of entitled sports so called stars more like spoilt brats - hopefully crowd boo you and show you no respect

🚨Arsenal have been crowding goalkeepers all season, we literally lost the first game of the season against them because William Saliba was allowed to touch Altay Bayındır’s hand and somehow the goal still stood. Now they’re benefiting from the exact same thing again in a title race…Either it’s a foul every time or it’s never a foul. The inconsistency is what frustrates fans the most.

Karren Brady delivered for West Ham United’s shareholders but not for the club’s supporters. In 2013, she promised fans “a world-class stadium with a world-class team”. West Ham currently have neither. They have an athletics arena with a team fighting relegation. Brady has done some good things in her 16 years at West Ham, during which they won a European trophy, but ultimately she will be remembered for letting the fans down. Her departure from West Ham, first reported by the Times and now confirmed by the club, is being celebrated by many fans. Sadly, some cross the line with their offensive comments about Brady. Supporters are quizzical about West Ham joint-chair Daniel Kretinsky’s statement about Brady leaving. “Her contribution to West Ham United’s growth, such as the long-term contract for the London Stadium, shareholders transition and the British record transfer of Declan Rice, has been absolutely essential and not always fully appreciated.” Much to unpick here... 1) how much growth? West Ham reported a £104.2m loss in their most recent financial figures. A club record. Revenue down. Accounts show a substantial loan taken out from Rights and Media Funding Limited. 2) London Stadium. Great deal for board and for Brady but not for fans, manager or the team. Not for anyone who loves football. Crowd distant from the pitch, players detached from energy of the fans, it's a terrible place to watch football. They’ve gone from a much-loved, intimate, often intimidating family home at Upton Park to a soulless bowl. West Ham had to leave Upton Park to expand commercially, and meet ticket demand, but grabbing the Olympic Stadium was all about the deal and not the feel. 3) British transfer record. Yes, Brady got a good deal for Rice but Kretinsky should know that mention of selling your best player, your captain, your home-grown star and England international at a club that cherishes them, seems a strange way of suggesting achievement and ambition. 4) “not always fully appreciated”? not always fully sensible to have a dig at fans. Maybe appreciate their concerns. Brady deserves some praise. She’s a pioneer, got things done, drove community initiatives (I hosted an event for her once and her knowledge of the issues and engagement were impressive). She also encouraged entrepreneurship (and not just on TV). Kretinsky, in his statement, adds that Brady is “also very highly appreciated in the Premier League leadership community and was an excellent representative of our club there”. Many West Ham fans didn’t feel she represented them well enough. Ill-advised comments in 2016 about a desire “to rebrand the club” didn’t go down well. Brady tried to clarify the comments but fans remained concerned about anything that could change their heritage. An attempt to limit ticket concessions triggered further anger. More widely, Brady’s criticism of the incoming Independent Football Regulator came against a backdrop of fans’ growing distrust of some owners and the leagues’ inability to police them properly. Read the room. Understand the concerns. The growing disconnect between West Ham fans and Brady and chairman David Sullivan has led to protests against the pair. Brady has now left. Will Sullivan follow? “1-0 up,” came the message from a high-profile West Ham fan. “It’s half-time.” #WHUFC

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@SW_Help sitting on the so called 10pm to Portsmouth harbour- not left because no driver - thought a train co would have train drivers - oh guess that would be I. Europe where they know how to run trains where as UK clueless

@SW_Help standing on the 9pm from Waterloo to Portsmouth as only 5 carriages even though 10 carriages pulled in. Guess got customers money so why care if they comfortable or you got another excuse for customers standing or will you even answer

@ManUtd Hope you have complained as tv CO’s taking the piss out of match going fans. May I suggest football clubs get together and set a max no of games a season each club (home and away) can have a weekend game moved to mon or fri night

ℹ️ Three of our #PL fixtures in April have been rearranged after being selected for TV broadcast. 🆚 Leeds United 🆚 Chelsea 🆚 Brentford

Manchester United home games (25-26) Vs Arsenal (Sunday, 4:30pm) Vs Burnley (Saturday, 3pm) Vs Chelsea (Saturday, 5:30pm) Vs Sunderland (Saturday, 3pm) Vs Brighton (Saturday, 5:30pm) Vs Everton (Monday, 8pm) Vs West Ham (Thursday, 8pm) Vs Bournemouth (Monday, 8pm) Vs Newcastle (Friday, 8pm) Vs Wolves (Tuesday, 8:15pm) Vs Man City (Saturday, 12:30pm) Vs Fulham (Sunday, 2pm) Vs Tottenham (Saturday, 12:30pm) Vs Crystal Palace (Sunday, 2pm) Vs Aston Villa (Sunday, 2pm) Vs Leeds (Monday, 8pm) Vs Brentford (Monday, 8pm) 17 home games here. 7 games kicking off 8pm or later 2 Saturday 3pms I mean… #mufc

@SkySports just proves you don’t care about match going fans - we obijust scum to you - you expecting a response as a match going fan k ow you think I’m irrelevant

@SkySportsPL @GNev2 so Gary Neville man United got 2 more Monday night games in April - that will mean 7 games moved to Monday or friday night - tv just proving match day fans are irrelevant and maybe if you cared you will come back on this but guessing you won’t

🚨 All the midfield transfer targets linked to Manchester United for summer 2026: 🔸 Amadou Onana (Aston Villa) 🇧🇪 Centre-midfield 🔸 Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Centre-midfield 🔸 Adam Wharton (Crystal Palace) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Defensive-midfield 🔸 Carlos Baleba (Brighton) 🇨🇲 Centre-midfield 🔸 Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) 🇫🇷 Centre-midfield 🔸 Hayden Hackney (Middlesbrough) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Centre-midfield 🔸 Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool) 🇦🇷 Centre-midfield 🔸 Aleksandar Stanković (Club Brugge) 🇷🇸 Defensive-midfield 🔸 Sandro Tonali (Newcastle) 🇮🇹 Centre-midfield 🔸 Ayyoub Bouaddi (Lille) 🇫🇷 Centre-midfield 🔸 Christos Mouzakitis (Olympiacos) 🇬🇷 Centre-midfield 🔸 Alex Scott (Bournemouth) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Central-midfield 🔸 Morten Hjulmand (Sporting CP) 🇩🇰 Defensive-midfield (Source: Various)

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Billboard outside Old Trafford today #mufc

@Snapdragon @adidas @dxc @tezos hopefully you will come out against Jim Ratcliffe and if he still owns part of @ManUtd you can be effective in cutting out this language by cutting ties with the club

@swr so know issues out of your control from Waterloo but on delayed 18.00 to Portsmouth and left Waterloo with guard saying via guildford, Godalming ,haslemere - 5 mins after leaving Adair Woking fast to haven’t - all I can say SwR have total contempt for passengers

@Olympics @BBCSport the Winter Olympics will now longer be watched in my household due to the fact that Vladyslav Heraskevych can’t wear helmet showing athletes who died in war - these are dead athletes being remembered - guess Olympic committee only care about the living