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@Mikeado

Pay it off, keep it sweet

Katılım Haziran 2009
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Mike
Mike@Mikeado·
@ConnorBennett14 I always thought he was Bromborough. He definitely went to South Wirral school.
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Connor@ConnorBennett14·
@Mikeado Jimmy Greasby, I believe
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Jacob Hawley
Jacob Hawley@hawleyjacob·
What does this tweet achieve? What does it even mean? Was he asked to write it?
David Lammy@DavidLammy

Inside the Manosphere by @louistheroux illustrates the need to support boys and young men in Britain with a more positive vision for their future. As Deputy PM and as a dad, I’m committed to making sure they have the role models, opportunities and support they need to thrive.

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Mike@Mikeado·
@TheiPaperSport @StocksC_cricket It's a specific answer to a specific question. What do you want him to say/do? Say he'd been sat in a dark room depressed all winter? Given English cricket's very recent, tragic problems with mental health, I'm glad to hear that he can compartmentalise it.
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Mike@Mikeado·
@Ben_White86 Nice one. Everyone already knew this though. Those that didn't probably read the Athletic article which explains it.
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Ben White
Ben White@Ben_White86·
ability to sell academy players (these have no cost attached so any sales are 100% profit) 3. Most of their transfers working out - meaning they increase or hold their value If a couple of those fall down, theyre in trouble. Fingers crossed it happens... nytimes.com/athletic/71282…
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Ben White
Ben White@Ben_White86·
Have been saying for years that Chelsea's abuse of the (now closed) long amortisation loophole was short-term gain but likely longer-term pain & it seems we may now be approaching that stage (🤞🏻) The Athletic explain it in more detail here but to summarise it, when you buy a new
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Mike
Mike@Mikeado·
@jimdee56 @afneil Because they own their oil fields in the name of their nation. Most of the North Sea reserves aren't on our territory and for those that are, we licence private companies to extract them rather than doing it ourselves.
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jimDee56@jimdee56·
@afneil If opening up the gas and oil reserves in the North Sea wouldn’t benefit us financially, then why are Saudi, Qatar, UAE, etc so wealthy?
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Nick Timothy MP
Nick Timothy MP@NJ_Timothy·
The wilful misunderstanding in this post says everything about the people behind the “Islamophobia” definition. The point is not that Sikhs have danced on Trafalgar Square. Or that the Passion Play has been hosted there. Neither is the point that Muslims gathered on Trafalgar Square. The point is that mass ritual prayer in public - in this case next to a church - is an act of domination. So is the public call of the Adhan, which explicitly denies other religions including Christianity. That is the difference. And yet neither Dominic - nor the Labour MPs who were instructed by No10 to attack me last night - will engage with the substance. Instead he claims he knows my personal views when we haven’t talked, and incorrectly describes me as a spokesman for the Free Speech Union. People like Dominic can’t work out why the ideological world they built is falling apart. They never pause to wonder if perhaps they might have got things very badly wrong.
Dominic Grieve@dominicgrieve_

This is a very odd post from a Conservative who says he believes in freedom of expression under law and is a principal spokesman of the Free Speech Union. I appreciate that he does not like Islam and there is no reason why he should. As a Christian it is not my faith. But the use of Trafalgar Square ( with permission) for religious events Christian and other goes back a long way. There have been prayers and hymns, chants and religious events performed there in the past. If such an event 'shouldn't happen again' it raises the question of whether this is to apply to all religious events or just to Muslim ones. If to all, then we are moving like France to imposing secularism as a norm and it is contrary to our national tradition and does not seem to have helped develop social cohesion there.If just to Muslims then it is an act of discrimination against them without any lawful basis. To achieve it you would have to enact discriminatory legislation targeted at Muslims. Is this what Nick Timothy is advocating ?

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Match of the Day
Match of the Day@BBCMOTD·
Anthony Gordon says suggestions that he didn't want to play against Barcelona in the Champions League are "absolute nonsense" 🗣💬❌
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David Day
David Day@Dayv1D72·
@Mikeado @jim_keoghan Sorry if it upsets you but I will defend my team against anybody, especially biased journalists.
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Jim Keoghan
Jim Keoghan@jim_keoghan·
God forbid any club would want be an 'Everton' That's the same Everton who successfully navigated their financial and footballing nadir, in part because of Dyche, to emerge the other side in far better shape
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Mike
Mike@Mikeado·
@Dayv1D72 @jim_keoghan But it's the last ten years or so where we've flirted with relegation that's obviously what he's talking about. Our fans are very touchy sometimes
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David Day
David Day@Dayv1D72·
@Mikeado @jim_keoghan Yet Everton are so much more than the last 10 years, and lot of the media quickly forgets that.
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Lovelystuff@lovelystuff1878·
@Beechside mate what’s with all the John Cleese reposts . The man’s a fucking lunatic . Have to unfollow I’m afraid .
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Mike@Mikeado·
@JontyTrench @afneil "Has anyone considered this completely false assertion I've just made? Huh?"
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John T
John T@JontyTrench·
@afneil No one seems to be considering that Iran was indeed on the edge of a nuclear breakout and thus was in fact worth closing the straits with all the pain involved. I’m not saying that’s true. Just would be worth considering.
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Andrew Neil
Andrew Neil@afneil·
That Trump started the attacks on Iran without even having the semblance of a plan to keep the Strait of Hormuz open is both a mystery and a scandal — from which he might not recover politically. Republican grandees in swing seats/states now beginning to panic, flooding White House with calls to ‘do something’ as gas [petrol] prices soar.
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Mike
Mike@Mikeado·
@christiancalgie Are you using a picture of an animal to complain about pictures of animals, here? Time for another Social Media break I'd say
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not arsed@notarsedlla·
@cj87EFC 300 years ago but you still bang on about Heysel
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