Liam Ames

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 International law decrees this. ECHR, United Nations charter, which the UK helped set up also says this.

There’s no such thing as an “illegal” immigrant btw

@NotDerek666 @sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 Only because you have been told it is by oligarchs and media there is no evidence to support this.

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 It’s not an irrational fear. It’s the biggest threat the civilized society in a generation. Questioning religion IS A PART OF BRITISH SOCIETY.

Wow! Islamophobia has no place in British society

@CtidBoy @UTD_Seth001 Let’s not forget about Newcastle outbidding Man Utd for Alan Shearer or Spurs outbidding United for Gazza or Barca outbidding United for Ronaldinho, record set for Ferdinand, Rooney and Veron.

@UTD_Seth001 Didn't always have the greatest spending power ?? Are u having a laugh ? It was Fergy who 'created' the huge sum player buys. Goodness me don't throw that old flannel around.

🚨 José Mourinho on comparisons between Pep Guardiola and Sir Alex Ferguson after Manchester City’s FA Cup final win over Chelsea: “No, no, no… that is not even close.” “Yes, Pep Guardiola is a great coach. What he has done with Manchester City is fantastic, the football is beautiful and the trophies are there.” “But Sir Alex Ferguson? Come on. You speak like people who did not watch football.” “Sir Alex built different generations of winning teams over more than 20 years. Different players, different eras, different rivals and still he continued winning.” “He did not always have the biggest spending power, but Manchester United remained at the top because of his mentality and leadership.” “What Sir Alex did was not just coaching tactics, it was building a football empire.” “Pep has coached incredible teams with incredible structures, but Sir Alex rebuilt Manchester United again and again while the whole league kept changing around him.” “One dominated with perfection. The other dominated through generations.” “For me, Sir Alex Ferguson is still untouchable.” {@talkSPORT }

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 Here in Worcester the next fight will be between Greens and Reform. It’s already a shit show at the county council with reform resignations and then an alliance that was unauthorised and now no one knows who runs the CC.

This is the perfect demonstration of some of the internal disconnect within Green Party that has held us back for many years This soft left polite politics might have got us over the threshold in Brighton but it is an approach that absolutely will not work in the north

@pgaskell13 1976 Bobby Stokes broke our hearts. A year later was the crowning glory against mighty Liverpool seeking the treble.

If the FA Cup Final used to be a special day for you, then the first Cup Final you can clearly remember watching will roughly give away your age, as you will have been around 6 or 7 years old 1973 Sunderland 1 Leeds 0

@tomedwardsbbchw There are more and more independents that run for local offices who only have the interests of their area at heart. If party politics was left out of it surely we wouldn’t have the disaster that is playing out at county hall and in Westminster? Food for thought…

@Mrmagistar_MUFC That’s an interesting perspective. Many councillors do also feel that way, actually. It’s very hard to get elected without the politics though.

🚨 Analysis: what next for council's Tory-Green-Lib Dem deal in Worcestershire? A long Saturday read👇 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@78__Rebecca Still mummy’s little girl, she will be with you always. I almost shed a tear when I read this you will never forget your mum even a grown man like me still looks to mum for advice. 🥹

@wilf_oh_wilf @terrychristian Bamfords father was a tax exile in Switzerland so it’s in the blood!

@terrychristian HMRC have been investigating Bamford for three years and still haven't managed to find enough to grind out a settlement. But Terry knows better than HMRC so he must be guilty.

Notice it's never - should we tax land value annually as they do everywhere else in the western capitalist world . Should we clamp down on trusts to stop tax dodging . Or 'Lord Bamford owes the tax man £500 Million should we make the money grubbing worm pay what he owes. Hardly any one gets £60,000 in benefits :-) unless they're severely disabled and need around the clock care

@Cantona_Collars Happy birthday my Irish friend have a fantastic day! 🎉

#OnThisDay 16th of May 1980: Cantona Collars aka Larry was born

@Utdrules4ever @ManUtd Good morning lovely lady from a cool England. I think Forest will be a tough match they are fighting for points where as united need the points also to guarantee 3rd place. I’m going for a draw. 🙂

Good morning 🌄 My Redsss ❣️ Our last three games against Nottingham Forest were managed by Ruben , and we ended up dropping points in every single one of them. The first was back in December 2024 when we struggled and ended up with a 3-2 loss at Old Trafford. Few months after the heartbreak, we faced them again at the City Ground and ended up once again with a 1-0 defeat. As if that wasn't enough, we met again on the first day of November 2025 and went on to drop points again in a 2-2 draw. Well, that was then. We meet them again at Old Trafford under Michael Carrick, and this time around we'll remind them exactly who owns the theater. Forest have had their fun, but with the way we are playing now, the patterns of the past are about to get shattered. Are we going to clear the slate with a dominant win, or will Forest find a way to be a thorn in our side yet again? ? 🤔😉😂💪🏻🔥❤️👹 #MUFC #Twitter @geraintfrazer20 @1957eddie @vincentmelinn @Roli_Mufc @suky01 @MUFC270362 @PadraicToolan @nicnoc311 @manufcnow @Indinlily @peterbroggs @DAVIDMUGGLE1 @MUFCLinus @GillianYorke1  @AkashPaul4 @DNyeko @jamesaltham4 @barbarajain @ronak_manutd

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 I remember Burnham first time around in Blair and Brown governments, they were slightly left of the Tories. Just because he comes from up north they think he’s for the working class, another snake oil salesman.

Also does no one remember when Andy Burnham contested Jeremy Corbyn for leader as like the less radical option? He was an active participant in steering Labour away from socialism, why on earth should Greens trust him and stand aside for him????

@tomedwardsbbchw @bbchw This should be interesting- what a drama. How will anything get done?

I’ll be on-air on @bbchw between 8.05-8.15am tomorrow and 9.05-9.15, trying to sum up the most astonishing turn of events. We’ll also be speaking to the council’s new Green leader shortly after 8, and the Lib Dems - who look like they are sticking around as political partners. 👇

@78__Rebecca Have a look at the shit show going on here in the Worcestershire county council. Reform then a coalition which wasn’t authorised now we have no one in charge at the moment. It’s all gone mad!

@Utdrules4ever @ManUtd Good morning Dee I am old enough to remember when Fergie first came to United and the style of play wasn’t really clear just hard work and he struggled with certain games so I think it will get better next season.

Good morning 🌄 My Redsss ❣️ I'm sorry to ask, but what exact style of play is truly sustainable in the Premier League? I see a lot of United fans saying the Carrick style of play only gives instant results and is not sustainable in the long term. There is this fear that we are just riding another wave of "new manager bounce" that eventually crashes once teams figure us out. But when you actually watch how the team has evolved since January, it’s not just about the scoreline. We’ve seen a shift toward a more balanced, tactical discipline that was missing for years and not writing off Amorin for his work either. The concern about sustainability usually comes from the idea that we rely too much on moments of individual brilliance or counter-attacks. However, the modern Premier League is moving toward more flexible, vertical systems. Carrick’s approach seems to be about control and knowing when to hit teams, rather than just keeping possession for the sake of it. It’s a style that actually suits the DNA of the club, moving the ball quickly and trusting the attackers to make decisions. If the foundation is built on a solid structure and clear roles for every player, that is usually what lasts. The transition from 7th to 3rd shows that there is a method to the play that goes beyond just "luck" or "emotion." All that is left is for him to prove it over a full season with his own signings in the door. 🙏🏻👍🏻💪🏻❤️👹 #UTFR #GGMU #MUFC #Twitter @geraintfrazer20 @1957eddie @vincentmelinn @Roli_Mufc @suky01 @MUFC270362 @nicnoc311 @PadraicToolan @manufcnow @Indinlily @peterbroggs @DAVIDMUGGLE1 @MUFCLinus @GillianYorke1  @AkashPaul4 @DNyeko @jamesaltham4 @javedjalal42 @ronak_manutd

@McquistanColin @kevinhollinrake @Conservatives Thanks to the cluster f**k of county councillors from previous years I have to pay 9% extra council tax this year for zero improvements only to bail them out. Angry in Worcestershire isn’t an understatement. Local government should be cleared of party politics.

@kevinhollinrake So you don't care a toss about the people of Worcestershire. They are facing a 9% hike in council tax due to Reform ineptitude. Rather than offer a credible alternative you are playing party politics with local people. This is why the @Conservatives are finished, disgusting 🤢

Politics is not a game. We are working hard to build a serious, united Conservative Party people can trust - built on honesty and responsibility. These values have to mean something and that is why we have taken the decision to suspend Councillor Adam Kent.   The Party's position was clear from the start. I was very clear we did not approve of the arrangement with the Greens at Worcestershire Council and it did not have our support. Councillor Kent agreed. That should have been communicated clearly and unambiguously to his colleagues.    He told the national Party that he would not do a deal with the Greens. Then he went ahead and put together a rainbow coalition involving Green councillors anyway.   Worse, his group was told something that was not true. Fellow Conservative councillors were given the impression that this deal had Party support when it did not.   This was dishonest.   People are tired of politicians treating public office as a game of manoeuvres and tactics, saying one thing while doing another.   We can see the chaos this is bringing to the Labour Party nationally. That is exactly the sort of behaviour that has damaged trust in politics for too long and the party leadership under Kemi Badenoch is bringing an end to this nonsense.    We are a team and we are honest with each other.   And as a party we want people to know what we stand for, what we will do and that those representing our Party are honest with their colleagues and with the public.   As soon as we became aware of this, we acted immediately because unlike parties like Reform, we take responsibility for those who represent our Party.    We do not want people in politics who think this sort of conduct is acceptable. Our values are standards, not slogans.   As Party Chairman, I have received a full and firm account of what happened at Worcestershire County Council. Given I was clear that this arrangement was not approved and did not have our support the deal will not now go ahead. That position has been agreed by other Conservative councillors locally.   We are one Party and one team. When someone representing us falls short of our values, we do not hide behind process like Keir Starmer or pretend it has nothing to do with us like Nigel Farage. We act.   That is the truth of why the Conservative Group Leader has been suspended pending investigation.   We are a new Conservative Party under new leadership, built on honesty, responsibility and trust.   The public are tired of politicians saying one thing and doing another. So are we.

@supertanskiii In 1981 Rupert Murdoch had a secret meeting with then PM Thatcher and we never found out what was discussed but the news corp was given a very free reign to print what they liked and buy whoever they wanted. That was the start of media influencing whether people like it or not.

This country is not ruled by politicians. It is ruled by the media. (and billionaires, obviously) Media regulation must become an urgent priority. Without an informed population you cannot have a functioning democracy.

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 I’ve been thru that, it was a horrible experience I lost everything there too and had to rebuild a life.

finding out about cheating after the relationship is already over is weird because I don’t feel sadness about the person but I still feel violated and that makes me sad

@Miniruks Happy birthday Ruk hope your day is wonderful ❤️

Blessed for another trip around the sun. Grateful for everyone making the journey brighter ❤️🥂 xx

@Lukas30393842 @amelia_tweetz Idiot here in the uk we pay for healthcare through income tax taken at source from wages.

@amelia_tweetz The universal health care in other countries has mostly been subsidized by their trade deals with the U.S. and the U.S.'s bearing their defense costs.

One of the biggest scams ever sold to ordinary people was convincing them that universal healthcare is “impossible” in the richest country in the world. 80+ countries manage to take care of their citizens without bankrupting them over an ambulance ride. Meanwhile people here avoid hospitals because they’re scared of the bill more than the illness itself. And somehow we were taught to accept that like it’s normal. That should make people angry.