Luke John Danville

@dribblingcode @jacksteers1 @ConnorSmythe3 @PonteCollsFC 😂😂😂😂

@LDanville @jacksteers1 @ConnorSmythe3 @PonteCollsFC Looks like an unusual formation of '2 defenders behind the goalkeeper whenever possible' being used that day?

@PonteCollsFC this week's episode of 'Jack Steers Gets Everywhere'... 🥴

@dribblingcode @jacksteers1 @ConnorSmythe3 @PonteCollsFC Won 2-1 that day, quality 😂😂

@jacksteers1 @ConnorSmythe3 @PonteCollsFC Also slightly bemused by how come @LDanville appears to be playing in goal - are these real photos or a dream? 😕

@owen_wildblood @Rikki_Paylor Best snooker player in non league football av said

@Rikki_Paylor @LDanville Yeah bang on that. Snooker and running not his strong points

@DaleBrettoner @WorsbroughBFC @StaveleyMWFC 😂😂😂 boothy’s done me again

@WorsbroughBFC @StaveleyMWFC Spot that ass anywhere @LDanville

Short, sharp training session tonight down at The Totally Training Stadium with a great turn out from the lads. Plenty of good banter & hard work put in and ready for the weekend game down at @StaveleyMWFC in what will be another hard game. #BackTheBriggers

@Rikki_Paylor @historyinmemes 😂😂😂 it’s thee Easter island eard 🗿

The enigmatic Moai statues of Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, have captivated the imagination of people around the world for centuries. These massive megaliths, often referred to as Easter Island heads, were not merely disembodied heads as commonly believed, but in fact, had full bodies. The island's history, culture, and the remarkable engineering feats involved in creating these statues make for a fascinating tale. The construction of the Moai took place between approximately 1400 and 1650 A.D., during a period of intense cultural and artistic development on Easter Island. The statues were crafted by the island's native inhabitants, the Rapa Nui people, who inhabited this remote land in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. Despite the island's isolated location, the Rapa Nui managed to develop a sophisticated civilization with remarkable artistic and engineering skills. The Moai statues vary in size, with some towering up to 10 meters in height and weighing up to an astonishing 86 tons. However, the average size of the statues is around half of that, still an impressive feat given the limitations of the tools and resources available to the Rapa Nui. In total, it is estimated that around 1000 Moai statues were carved on the island. The primary source of the Moai statues was the volcanic crater known as Rano Raraku. This location was chosen for its abundant tuff, a type of compressed volcanic ash that was relatively soft and easy to carve with stone tools. The Rapa Nui people skillfully sculpted the Moai, transforming the raw tuff into intricate, imposing figures. The process of carving a Moai involved meticulous craftsmanship and required an immense amount of labor. The statues were not merely symbols of artistic expression; they held deep cultural and spiritual significance for the Rapa Nui people. They represented deified ancestors, revered figures whose role was to watch over and protect their communities. The statues were erected on ceremonial platforms called ahu, which were often located along the coast. The ahu were an integral part of the Rapa Nui's ritual and religious practices. Unfortunately, the reasons behind the decline of the Rapa Nui civilization and the abandonment of statue production remain the subject of much debate and speculation. It is believed that the ecological impact of deforestation, resource depletion, and internal conflicts may have contributed to their downfall. The construction and transportation of the Moai required significant amounts of timber for sledges and ropes, leading to the depletion of the island's once-abundant forests. Today, the Moai statues stand as silent sentinels, testaments to the remarkable ingenuity and creativity of the Rapa Nui people. The mystery surrounding their construction and the legends that surround them continue to intrigue and inspire researchers, historians, and visitors alike. The Moai of Easter Island serve as a reminder of the power of human determination and the enduring legacy of ancient civilizations.

@darcypugh10 @NCEL @FA @FootballFoundtn @DCMS Darcy I’m all for trying to keep a club that I love and respect the volunteers of in the league. But trying to bring other teams into an argument that doesn’t involve them is disrespectful to the volunteers putting their time into the clubs you’ve mentioned, it’s not their fault.

With Hemsworth out for their pitch, what are you going to do about the others that aren’t up to standard @NCEL @fa @FootballFoundtn @DCMS Worsbrough - 61m W Maltby - 60m W Campion - 62m W Hallam - 60m W The measurements are taken on Google Maps which anyone can do.

@alexgillespie4 @norbury_luke @WombwellMain Was Norbs who was asleep 😂😂

@norbury_luke @WombwellMain @LDanville Could have been us that... Still owe me for that you 2

Hopefully Layten is back for game Saturday 🚂⚽️🧡🖤🫣😂😂😂😂😂

@lewisoconnor21 Referring to me with natural born goal scorer ?

Know times are tough when av got 9 dog on, not my game today but we go again. Natural born goal scorer. Got it or you haven’t. Take care.

@WayneRouse8 @WorsbroughBFC @Alexhutchinson_ Apparently an 18 yard bullet header might have crossed the line before going in 😂@conormichael04

@WorsbroughBFC @LDanville @Alexhutchinson_ @LDanville score sheet again Danville 🤔👍🏻⚽️

Final score and after trailing 2-0 at half time the Briggers rallied in the second half to get beat 3-2. Goals from @LDanville and @Alexhutchinson_ We stick together and move on ⚽

@conormichael04 @markbwbfc @mattjones1973 Yeah but im fatter than you 😂 (not by much) 👀

@conormichael04 @markbwbfc @mattjones1973 Come on lads I’m 31 I’ve not got many left 😂😂

Imagine scoring direct from a corner and they take it off you… @LDanville

@conormichael04 😂😂😂 can’t be direct From corner when it’s an 18 yard bullet header

@LDanville Same said for you 🤣

Dan Burn is away to get his suit MEASURED! 😂

@sleafordmods @DaleBrettoner @alexgillespie4 @norbury_luke @NickJac29261333

Got a polish mate looking for work. Sound technician. Czech one too.

@WayneRouse8 @WorsbroughBFC @OllertonTownCFC @Pinto_Property @conormichael04 @HarleyHolt7 Keep trying mate. They drag me back in

@WorsbroughBFC @OllertonTownCFC @Pinto_Property @conormichael04 @LDanville @HarleyHolt7 @LDanville what thought tha was retiring pal??

Had to work hard today against a decent @OllertonTownCFC team & from 0-2 secured a good 5-3 win at the @Pinto_Property Stadium with goal from @conormichael04 (2) @LDanville & @HarleyHolt7 A good team performance with every player putting a shift to keep 3 points in Barnsley.

@lewisoconnor21 Be a few ice cream cones tonight

Treat ya self tonight

@jiggybulko @NickJac29261333 @alexgillespie4

Think I prefer this one to the Ronnie Pickering one 🤣

@alexgillespie4 @30SECVlDEOS @NickJac29261333 @norbury_luke I like how he's tryna save the can 🍺 💀

@30SECVlDEOS @NickJac29261333 @norbury_luke it's 2pac hitting @LDanville

@alexgillespie4 @30SECVlDEOS @NickJac29261333 @norbury_luke 😂😂😂