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This was literally one of the greatest nights of @WWE Ever. I was 13 and this was just insane. We were tuned into every word and discussed later with friends. Wow what a time!!

Not trying to make Portsmouth fans feel like crap or anything, but QPR had won just 2 games in 8 before today. Scored just 3 goals in 5 games as well. How the fuck did this happen? 😂

Remarkable game to watch in so many ways. Statement pieces from Kolli and Smyth. Love how Rayan doesn’t fck about when in sight of the goal - boot through the back of the ball. Bet he was gutted that pen was given just after he went off.

Paul Smyth (⚽️⚽️) 🤝 Rayan Kolli (⚽️⚽️) 🤝 Richard Kone (⚽️⚽️) QPR recorded 3 players with 2+ goals in the same match for the first time since November 1961 vs Barry Town, when Bernard Evans (2), John Collins (2) and Brian Bedford (3) achieved the feat. 🔵#QPR⚪️

Love this from Danny Dyer on @PeterCrouchPod. 👏

If only we were adidas... this would easily be our best selling shirt of all time. World Cup winning kit.

@secondtierpod We could have signed him.

ANTHONY PATTERSON THAT IS OUTRAGEOUS. What. A. Save.

Can England sack Nike off ffs this is sensational

No, a mocktail should not cost the same as a cocktail.

So, enter a football ground without a ticket is now a criminal offence. Enter the UK with no documents and they put you up in hotel feed and clothe you!

This might actually be Trump's funniest moment 😂 Japanese Reporter: Why didn't you tell us before you struck Iran? Trump: "Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" 💀🔥😂

He’s the greatest striker on the planet and if he didn’t play for Tottenham we wouldn’t even be debating it

"Adel Taarabt doing what he wants!" 😂 Kyle Walker on his QPR days under Neil Warnock! 🙌

Best analysis of the situation I’ve read 🙌

Looks like he’s about to play for Liverpool in the 1996 FA Cup Final

@celtics @Suns @tdgarden @NBCSBoston @1057WROR Coming from the UK for my first ever game!

TONIGHT ☘️ Celtics vs. @Suns ⏰ 7:30 PM 📍 @tdgarden 📺 @NBCSBoston 🎙️ @1057WROR 📲 on.nba.com/4teLRB4 #DifferentHere

Troy Parrott scored 3 goals in 43 Championship games. Goes to the Eredivisie and turns into prime Dennis Bergkamp. This assist is wild.

Every time I’ve watched England Under-21s train at home or abroad over the past five years, Ashley Cole was out there early, laying out the balls and cones (pic below), discussing the session with the head coach Lee Carsley. He gave individual instruction to defenders like Levi Colwill and Tino Livramento. They spoke highly of Cole’s counsel and desire to improve them as players. His work ethic and humility inspired them. In matches, Cole would sort the subs with the fourth official. No airs or graces, even though Cole was a genuine superstar as a player. He was the most consistent of the Golden Generation, England’s greatest ever left-back, seventh on his country’s all-time appearance list with 107 caps, winner of seven trophies with Arsenal, nine with Chelsea. He stood up to Cristiano Ronaldo and Arjen Robben. He nailed his two shootout penalties in the 2008 and 2012 UCL finals. He was an elite competitor and winner. After retiring at 38, Cole could have played golf or gone into punditry. Instead, he’s built a coaching career. Along with some other reporters, I helped Cole do the media module of his Pro Licence at St George’s Park. Cole's attention to detail and desire to deliver in his second career was very clear to us. Cole worked his way up, assisting Frank Lampard at Derby, coaching in Chelsea’s academy when Lampard went to the Bridge, and then assisting Lampard at Everton. He assisted Wayne Rooney at Birmingham City. He also assisted Carsley in his six games as caretaker of England’s seniors before becoming a full-time FA coach. Cole, 45, now takes on his first managerial role – at Cesena in Serie B. It’s only until the end of June but an experience, an education and with the possibility of a longer stay. Good luck to Cole. He’s earned the opportunity. He’s grafted for it.

This QPR TikTok is savage 😂😂

@SSMLtalk 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

🚨 Hero at Belstone FC 🚨 Massive respect to Mitchel Swain, who stepped up when it mattered most after an official collapsed twice during the match. Not only did Mitchel react instantly to help, but he also brought his real-life training into action, as a firefighter, his calmness and quick thinking helped save a life. Moments like this remind us that football is about far more than the result. The non-league community always looks after its own. 👏 An incredible act of bravery. Well done, Mitchel a true hero. Let’s give him the recognition he deserves. @LondonFire @belstone65 #NonLeagueFootball #BelstoneFC #Hero #FootballFamily