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@BarcaUniversal What utter tosh !

🚨🚨 Florentino Pérez: "Real Madrid socios are with me in my war against Negreira… We are not the only victims, other clubs are harmed." "Barcelona ALWAYS gets benefits from referees… UEFA will intervene in this topic." "A club cannot be under suspicion of paid corruption for 20 years." "I didn't come so that the referees can enrich themselves from Barcelona's money."

@WestHam_Central Your relegation won't depend on this disallowed goal, it will totally depend on the awful performances at the beginning of the season of which West Ham were responsible and not a referee

"I don't want to sound bitter, but last week, we had one with Tomas Soucek who was held against Brentford and we didn't get a penalty. You can't award a foul like today's after that." – Bowen

@DeadlineDayLive @SkySport Don't bother dealing with Barcelona as they will claim to be broke when it's time to pay

🚨 Barcelona are considering a move for Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana. Barça would prefer a loan deal first with an option to become permanent. (Source: @SkySport)

@Magpie24_7 But if you didn't have that amount of cash you'd go to prison. Wow ! How to buy your way to freedom

🇮🇹 Sandro Tonali has officially closed the book on the long-standing illegal betting investigation in Italy by opting to pay a substantial fine in lieu of serving a prison sentence. Reports from Corriere della Sera confirm that the Newcastle United midfielder requested a financial penalty of €78,250 to settle the criminal case. This decision follows a sentencing process that also involved Juventus’s Nicoló Fagioli and several other figures linked to an organised gambling ring. ​The investigation revealed a complex operation where a Milanese jewellery firm, Elysium Group srl, served as a front for professional footballers to settle gambling debts through the purchase of non-existent luxury watches. While the organisers of the scheme received prison sentences of up to two years and three months, and business owners were sentenced for money laundering, Tonali and Fagioli faced specific charges for promoting illegal platforms to their peers. ​Under the terms of a plea bargain, the initial potential three-month sentence was reduced to one month. Tonali chose the financial route, calculated at a rate of €250 per day, totaling the €78,250 figure. While Fagioli opted for a suspended sentence, Tonali’s choice to pay the fine ensures a clean slate as he looks toward the future. This legal resolution comes at a pivotal moment for the midfielder, as speculation continues to mount regarding the upcoming summer transfer window. All behind you now Sandro, you can now focus on the football 🖤🤍 #NUFC #NUFCNews #Newcastle #EPL

@Telegraph They would say that....

💷 The minimum wage is freezing young people out of work, according to the chairman of the Confederation of British Industry. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

@business Who cares what the paedo trump thinks ? Hopefully they discussed how both trump and Andrew can be hauled in front of the courts with regards to the Epstein files

While King Charles III’s US visit was seen as a success, UK officials expressed skepticism that it would ease Trump's disdain for Prime Minister Keir Starmer bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@FootballGoalFC @DeadlineDayLive It wouldn't make a difference. This isn't about PR it's about finding a good manager

@DeadlineDayLive Bro, this is wild! A former Premier League winner as the new boss would be a massive statement for the club. What a chance to bring in some serious experience. How will their vision reshape the squad? The potential is limitless!⚽ #FootballCommunity #ManagerTalk

🚨 Former Premier League winner lined up as Liam Rosenior’s replacement. Read more ⤵️ transfernewslive.com/news/former-pr…

@DeadlineDayLive Let's hope so from a non Chelsea supporter

@FabrizioRomano Not a Chelsea fan in the slightest but I do feel for the fans as the club just makes the strangest appointments. Rosenior should never have been near the place let alone manager and I'm sure the next one will be total chaos

🚨🔵 BREAKING: Calum McFarlane will be Chelsea new head coach until June on interim basis. McFarlane will be working with support from existing Chelsea backroom staff.

@IsabelOakeshott Keep your focus closer to home before criticising other people. Most of us pay our taxes correctly and on time with no administrative errors

Did ANYONE who listened to Olly Robbins' evidence get the impression that the whole fiasco was his fault? I don't think so. Which begs the question, whose fault it was. I think we all know.

@TRobinsonNewEra Grifting ex con says what ?

Keir Starmer was literally laughed at by the whole house of commons today. A laughing stock at home and a laughing stock on the world's stage. His whole cabinet are wrong'uns. They've got to go. Join us on May 16th demanding just that.

@RupertLowe10 Says the old school racist

I think Starmer is just a deeply unpleasant bloke. Awful PM, awful man. He should do us all a favour and resign.

@FabrizioRomano The club has a sense of entitlement though and it's not a good look

🚨 Jude Bellingham: “Madridistas, we know we’ve let you down but we’re always grateful for your support. The good times which you deserve will come back. No other option but to finish this season as strong as possible. Hala Madrid.”

@BarcaUniversal @FabrizioRomano They knew the deal when they signed him - no just being arseholes about it unsurprisingly

❗️Barcelona have an agreement with Marcus Rashford, but don't want to pay the full €30m transfer fee. They will try to find a creative solution to find an agreement with Man United as well, who are currently not open to it. — @FabrizioRomano

@Okwy71286674 @Blue_Footy @SkyKaveh @SkySportsNews You're not a patch on Brighton

@Blue_Footy @SkyKaveh @SkySportsNews Because you are right, it's a grand plan from the onset of these owners and forces outside to kill the club or make it midtable. This is why they are hiring Brighton FC persons, and it has worked because Chelsea FC is dead and now we have Brighton FC 2.0

🗣️ @SkyKaveh: "When you go to Stamford Bridge, it doesn't feel like you're going there to watch Chelsea. There is something missing from the club on and off the pitch." ~ @SkySportsNews

@Telegraph Of course it's all thanks to the telegraph and its biased reporting But you don't want democracy in reality do you ?

🔴 Labour is to change the law to prevent Government from postponing local elections for more than a year in latest victory for The Telegraph’s Campaign for Democracy 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

@Telegraph The Telegraph loves fossil fuels so would be biased in any assessment made

🔴 'The blunt truth is that solar may not be the right technology for a country where the sun does not shine as much as we would like it to' | Writes Matthew Lynn Read more about his criticisms of Miliband ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

@antmiddleton "benefit ponces" you owe us over £1m in unpaid taxes How can you call anyone a benefit ponce ?

Everyone of them will be rounded up, placed in a detention centre and processed accordingly when I’m Mayor…You’ll find most will be illegals or benefit ponces! My zero tolerance policies will echo through London in no time! #AM4LM 🫡🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@Telegraph @connor_stringer No he wouldn't. And trump is an idiot.

🔴 EXCLUSIVE: In an interview with The Telegraph, the US president suggested His Majesty would have taken a “different stand” to Sir Keir Starmer 🔗 Read @connor_stringer's interview with Donald Trump here: telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

@FabrizioRomano @TheAthleticFC He was touting himself and we all know it.

🚨 Enzo Fernández’s agent Javier Pastore: “The punishment is completely unfair”, told @TheAthleticFC. “Enzo didn’t understand the situation. He did not mention any club or say he wants to leave Chelsea, far from it”. “He only mentions Madrid, the city, because he was asked which European city he’d like to live in one day, and he said Madrid… …but at no point does he say he wants to leave Chelsea or London”.