Scrub King

@ClarksonsFarm1 Zetec early , don’t ask me why , I have my reasons

Comment a picture of your dream car, whether you have owned it or not!

HAHAHAH Aston Villa fans were laughing at us missing out on Morgan Rogers only for them to sign Garnacho. You love to see it 😇

@ClarksonsFarm1 There's four and twenty million doors / On life's endless corridor"

I can see clearly now the rain has gone…🎶

@ClarksonsFarm1 No , but that due to me believing in the parliamentary system that we have . We elected our MPs let them get on with it . The last mid term GE by May led to utter paralysis

Do you believe there should be a General Election?

Turns out we can’t share our work on here… Thanks for all the love, quite unexpected! @editor_drs the king of editing! Available on @BBCSport here 👇 bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

Because the media establishment, which has spent a full decade now demonising people like Ann, can't look in the mirror and admit their language and tone have been deeply irresponsible and dangerous. That would be incompatible with their self- image of Good People.

@AFTVMedia Don’t do men “when he’s fit” we’ve got enough injury issues” Let’s not buy a known crock

Nico Williams came off the bench and changed a World Cup final 🥇 Time to go back in for the player we've ALWAYS wanted? 🔴 #TransferDaily

@TheArsenalMind 💯

Would you trust Mosquera as Saliba cover for Arsenal or sign a senior centre back? 🤔

Este es, quizás, el vídeo más descarado de la Final de la Copa del Mundo. Todos vimos cómo Enzo Fernández casi mata a Pau Cubarsí, pero si te fijas, más abajo, un jugador de Argentina, Nicolás Tagliafico, ve la tremenda patada de su compañero y, sabiendo que la ha cagado, se le ocurre tirarse al suelo y fingir una lesión. Enzo recibe la tarjeta roja, pero Messi se acerca al árbitro señalando a su compañero argentino caído (a Tagliafico) diciendo que está lesionado. Afortunadamente no coló. Son delincuentes, no jugadores de fútbol.

My god… poor Ann. 🙏

Ethan Nwaneri is a player who if he played for Bournemouth or Brighton for a whole season, a big club would spend £80million on. Mikel Arteta needs to trust him.

This is an absolute disgrace and should enrage you regardless of the club you support. We all know how little “legacy fans” as these clubs chose to define us matter to those in charge in 2026 but instances like this should be shouted about from the rooftops. It’s disgusting.

Great example Of Brexit giving us Sovereignty over our Tax policy . Can’t happen in NI but will happen in Scotland and wales . #Brexit #EU

@OOC_LACOBRAAA FAFO

Yo entiendo que la falta de Enzo es una amarilla clarisima. Pero la primera amarilla FUE ESTO.

@Peston The thing is with Mahmood is I believe she has actually made some of tougher immigration decisions as HS and wonder if moving her out weakens Labour on this front I thought Cooper had an economic Degree

The stupidest game in politics is predicting a new cabinet, because it is literally one person’s call - Burnham’s tomorrow - and weirdly he hasn’t shared his almost-decisions with me. Also even if - when he is PM tomorrow - Burnham thinks he knows precisely who he wants in which job, he’ll be aware that the picks of his predecessors had an annoying habit of saying “no thank you”. Best laid plans, and all that. In this instance, several Labour MPs who 100% will be in the cabinet have told me - and I believe them - that even now, just hours before the cabinet will be announced, they have no clue what Burnham will offer them. And to be clear, I am not talking about obscure friends of the northern king. I am talking about household names. But with all those caveats, my working assumption is the current home secretary Shabana Mahmood will be the new chancellor. If such weren’t the case, given all the prior briefing, we’d know through nods and winks - because Burnham is presumably savvy enough not to want to destabilise the markets after all his colleagues’ conditioning for Mahmood in recent days. If it is Mahmood, it is a racing certainty that the eminent economists Jim O’Neill and/or Andy Haldane will have big advisory rolls, maybe on some kind of econ/growth council spanning Downing St and the Treasury - to compensate for Mahmood’s lack of Treasury experience and economic expertise. As for foreign secretary, those close to Burnham think it will be Ed Miliband, and that Yvette Cooper - current incumbent - would return to being home secretary. It would be bizarre if Labour’s deputy leader, Lucy Powell, didn’t become deputy prime minister, and if Louise Haigh - so important to his elevation from Manchester mayor to PM - didn’t become his chief enforcer as chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Finally there is still loads of chatter that Ed Miliband’s brother David Miliband will return to government from his self-imposed New York exile in some or other senior capacity - but if he’s not reprising his erstwhile role as foreign secretary, gawd knows what he will do. Cards on table. This could all be nonsense. But perhaps it is useful nonsense, because it is an insight into what senior members of Burnham’s soon-to-be-government think is likely. And if they are wrong, that says something important about the tightness (lack of leakiness) of his circle of trust.

@piersmorgan Classy unlike the opposition

Congrats to Spain on becoming World Champions. Very worthy winners. Best team in the tournament, and totally outplayed Argentina tonight. 👏👏👏👏

Argentina, by the way, kept their backs steadfastly turned to the presentation ceremony as Rodri lifted the trophy. They are, all in all, a rather unprepossessing mob.

@Ramon_Vega71 Obscene

This is a disgrace, these prices for a WC FINAL

@UTDTrey Oh dear ball IQ is 💀

Looking for a goal and they bring on Ferran Torres 😭