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@theawayfans RIP KEV GOD BLESS MAN UTD FAN FOREVER

This is Kev. Kev was a loyal Manchester United Fan who followed his favourite Team Home and Away, rarely missing a game from 1980 right up until his passing. Legend ❤️

@KerryDaynes KERRY YOUR DOGS FACE I COULD CUDDLE AND HUG ALL DAY SO SO CUTE WUF

@ManFc82227 He is called Captain Fur Potato, Furpy for short

@KerryDaynes kerry always watch FAKING IT which is a great programme I love it when the villans are caught what is your dog s name thanks

@KerryDaynes Thankyou for answer beautiful lovely and so cute I love your dog I have a shihtzu he is 3 this year

@oleole1999 JIMMY GREENHOFF GREAT PLAYER FOR MUFC

What a day,what a kit,what a time to live Greeeeeenhoff 👏👏👏 If you were there you were blessed

@StretfordPaddck GREAT PICTURE OF SIR MATT A LOVELY MAN

On this day in 1945, Sir Matt Busby was appointed manager of Manchester United. ❤️🏆 His honours with the club: 🏆 5x First Division titles 🏆 2x FA Cups 🏆 1x European Cup 🛡️ 5x Charity Shields Eternal Legend ❤️ #MUFC

@footballontnt ALEX GREAT DEBUT

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored on his Celtic debut tonight, his first professional game since May 2025, over 9 months ago 👀🍀 He had been training with Arsenal to regain fitness before joining Celtic this month 💪

@Footballtweet BRILLIANT START ALEX WELCOME TO CELTIC FC THE GREATEST TEAM IN SCOTLAND

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored a 90+1’ winner on his Celtic debut last night. 🍀🔥 He came on in the 78th minute and needed just 13 minutes to grab his first goal for the club. What a start. 👏

@CelticFC Well done Alex come on celtic great start more please

A debut goal for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain wins it for the Celts 🙌 #CELLIV | #CelticFC🍀

@CelticFC WELL DONE KING MARTIN GREAT MANAGER COME ON CELTIC

👏 Congratulations to Martin O’Neill, who is set to take charge of his 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣th league match as Celtic manager. #CelticFC🍀

@CelticFC KING MARTIN

👋😊 #CELLIV | #CelticFC🍀

@ManUtd SESKO GREAT GOALS

90+4 🆚 Fulham 90+6 🆚 West Ham Ben knows a thing or two about late goals 👏

@Unitedfans2023 Happy birthday to goalkeeper Jimmy

Jimmy Rimmer is 78 today 🎂 Manchester United (1963-1974) #MUFC #JimmyRimmer

@GadaboutU Nice picture of carlo happy birthday

Carlo Sartori is celebrating his 78th birthday today! Carlo was born in Italy but grew up in Collyhurst, Manchester. The midfielder joined #mufc's youth side in 1963. He played 56 games, scoring 6 times in his 8 year stint at OT between 1965-73, before moving to Bologna.

@GadaboutU happy birthday carlo

@RedArmyMUTD Oh no goal west ham

West Ham vs Man United 💪🏼 Let's go get it Reds 🔴 Prediction: 3-1 to Man United #MUFC #INEOSOUT #GlazersOut #MUNWHU

@RedArmyMUTD Come on you reds

@UtdArts1 THIS IS,ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT I LOVE IT X

🇾🇪 George Best 🇾🇪 The greatest showman football will ever know. #GeorgeBest #MUFC #ManchesterUnited

@TouchlineX THIS WILL HAPPEN BRUNO WILL PARADE THIS CUP IN FRONT OF OUR WORLD WIDE FAN BASE

🚨💣 𝐄𝐗𝐂𝐋𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐕𝐄: Some Manchester United players and members of the coaching staff believe they have REAL CHANCES to win the Premier League this season. Man United are not playing in any other competitions and are 100% focused on the league. Right now, they are 12 points behind Arsenal, but some believe that if they continue at this pace, they can close the gap and win the league.

@Footballtweet Well done keano

When Roy Keane returned to Cork in April 2025, a story emerged that didn’t sound like him at all. A 78-year-old man named Pat O’Sullivan was in the Mercy Hospital with dementia, and his son Rob had been trying to get a message to Pat from his hero. He reached out to Cork’s RedFM, hoping they could arrange a quick shout-out. What happened next is why it struck such a chord. Keane didn’t send a video. He simply showed up. Rob recalls Keane walking into the hospital room and shaking his dad’s hand — casually, quietly, as if it were the most normal thing in the world. Keane spent time with Pat at the Mercy, completely making his day, and the family were stunned that he’d gone out of his way to do it in person. That’s the part that stays with people. Roy Keane’s public image is built on being a no-nonsense player and pundit but you see something like this and realise that some of his kindest moments are the ones he never needed anyone else to witness.