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@blueboy2710

England, United Kingdom Katılım Şubat 2011
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David@blueboy2710·
@SkySportsNews Slapped arse! So, City celebrated, get over it
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Sky Sports News@SkySportsNews·
"I'm disappointed in the FA for everything that's gone around this game" 🗣️ Darren Fletcher reacts to Manchester United's 2-1 defeat to rival's Manchester City in the FA Youth Cup Final ⚽️
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Victoria@Victoria00025·
Would you vote for Nigel Farage and Reform UK if there was a general election right now. Yes or No? 👇
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Anne Huer@AnneHuer·
@AllisonPearson @astro_trader I suspect that the media in general is keeping Starmer in post. They could destroy him in a flash if they want to. GBNEWS is doing a pretty good job on the coverage of this drama.
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Allison Pearson@AllisonPearson·
The Labour government has steered us towards a fiscal abyss. Things are FAR WORSE now than under Liz Truss. Why don’t people get it? It’s scary but no media screaming for a general election.
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David@blueboy2710·
@AVadm1n @Katie_Lam_MP Really don’t understand the opposition to digital id cards 🤷🏼‍♂️
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Mark_K@AVadm1n·
@Katie_Lam_MP Why do Conservatives so rarely include digital ID in their list of griefs against Labour policies? The fact that they don't is telling. Nobody voted for it as it wasn't in the Labour manifesto.
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Katie Lam@Katie_Lam_MP·
Labour have revealed their plans for the next year - and whoever ends up in charge, they'll serve up more of the same. More taxes, more small boats, and higher energy bills. How can they remain so oblivious to the damage that they're doing?
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David@blueboy2710·
@UnitedDays99 🤣🤣🤣 You lot are hilarious, it’s all you have to ‘celebrate’ these days. How the mighty have fallen
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Uniteddays🇾🇪@UnitedDays99·
£26 to watch City play tonight in a title race and there’s 1000s of empty seats! They where moaning that there getting priced out 😭😂..Little CIETH
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David@blueboy2710·
@steven67hartley Biggest game of the season? Alright soft lad 🤣🤣
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Steve Hartley@steven67hartley·
You can still get 5 seats in a row together for Man City's biggest league game of the season tonight. Massive club.
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David@blueboy2710·
@EAPx413 @susanpow @alexbakerman I think you are right, even when he tries, he comes across as stilted and insincere. I don’t believe he is, but politics for a good few years has been ‘populist’ and driven by media agendas - any weakness highly exaggerated. There is no natural successor in the Labour Party…
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North Bank View@EAPx413·
That is fair, and I do respect your perspective. I’m not saying nothing has improved, or that Labour should have fixed everything by now. My issue is that Starmer has made a lot of people and communities feel isolated, talked down to and politically homeless. He says he comes from a working-class background, but for me it does not come through in the way he speaks or connects with ordinary people. That disconnect is a big part of why so many have turned away from him.
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Gordon Fielden@GordonFielden·
What is remarkable about this letter is not merely the resignation itself, but the extraordinary political miscalculation that underpins it. At a moment when the Labour Party possesses one of the strongest parliamentary mandates in modern British political history, there are those within its own ranks seemingly prepared to weaken the Government from within rather than recognise the scale of the challenges inherited after fourteen years of Conservative decline. To suggest that the Prime Minister should now prepare an “orderly transition” barely into government is not an act of strategic wisdom. It is an act of impatience and political self indulgence. Governments are not rebuilt overnight, economies are not repaired by rhetoric, and public services shattered over a decade do not recover within months. The contradictions within the letter are striking. It speaks of transformational programmes, of meaningful work undertaken in Government, of efforts to tackle hatred and division, yet then abruptly pivots into a demand that the very leadership overseeing those policies should effectively step aside. One cannot simultaneously claim to believe in collective responsibility whilst publicly detonating confidence in the administration one serves within. Most damaging of all is the timing. At a period where the political right, Reform, hostile media networks, and increasingly aggressive populist movements are seeking to fracture progressive politics across Britain, internal grandstanding of this nature only serves their interests. The electorate does not reward parties that appear consumed by internal ego and permanent instability. History has shown this repeatedly. The public delivered Labour a mandate to govern, not to descend into another era of factional warfare and theatrical resignations. The country requires seriousness, endurance, and discipline. Those who cannot uphold collective responsibility during difficult periods perhaps misunderstand entirely what government is supposed to demand of them.
Miatta Fahnbulleh@Miatsf

This morning I sent my letter of resignation to the Prime Minister. I urge the Prime Minister to do the right thing for the country and the Party and set a timetable for an orderly transition.

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Tom@w1llthemarshal·
@JackWDart I’m not a Labour supporter or a Starmer fan but I think it’s damaging to the country to swap PMs yet again. And for whom exactly? It’s not like there’s a generational talent waiting in the wings. Destabilising, navel gazing and pointless.
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Jack Dart@JackWDart·
If Labour MPs detonate this government, the calls for an early general election will be immediate. Reform will claim that whoever succeeds Starmer will be illegitimate, because they didn’t win the election. The media will hound them, as relentlessly as they have Starmer, and the cycle continues. This all plays into Reform’s hands. It’s exactly what they want.
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John Cross@johncrossmirror·
Erling Haaland did Gabriel a huge favour by not going down… Nathan Collins returned the favour for Bernardo Silva yesterday.
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David@blueboy2710·
Who would have thought that @RobertJenrick would lie? 🤷🏼‍♂️
Rogue One@RogueOne18

@RobertJenrick This isn’t quite as your describing is it Bob? Bassetlaw isn’t “charging people for selling a few eggs or cakes”. The rule is an old street‑trading licence policy that accidentally covers home honesty boxes. The council is reviewing it and plans to exempt small‑scale sellers.

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David@blueboy2710·
@mancityfever2 Yes, until it’s mathematically impossible
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Man City Fever@mancityfever2·
Can City still win the league after that Everton game? Be completely honest
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David@blueboy2710·
@NoahJFN @pulpy Oh shut up, you sound like an Arsenal fan
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NoahJ 🇸🇪@NoahJFN·
@pulpy Yeah right, that 2nd half was pathetic. Not going for a 2nd goal. Getting bullied the whole 2nd half and Pep does nothing about it. We are shite without Rodri
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David@blueboy2710·
Arsenal fans still think Oliver is a City stooge 🙄
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David@blueboy2710·
Everton are at home and time wasting from the beginning - embarrassing! Also, all I can hear are the @mancity fans
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David@blueboy2710·
@dave43law She’s now looking to score political points from the despicable events in Golders Green - horrid person. She is either badly advised or has no moral compass, or a Tory!
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dave lawrence 🐟🐟🐠@dave43law·
PMQs You have to question whether she just misled the house - twice - by omission. Firstly her Universal Credit comment - stated 1.5million more claimants under Labour BUT omitted that half of those are transfers from legacy benefits, a process continuing from the Tory Government. Then she stated the welfare bill is more than the tax take - with the obvious inference this is benefit claimants - except of course for the fact that the Tories moved pensions under the umbrella of welfare and £177billion or more than half the total amount is pension spend not 'benefit' spend
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David@blueboy2710·
@oIIyjm @ChiOnwurah They are not extra, already on support that now moves to UC, be disingenuous if you want……
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Olly@oIIyjm·
@ChiOnwurah "At PMQs the Tory leader said that 1.5million extra people are on universal credit - but that's because they are moving off legacy systems...". So what you're saying is 1.5 million extra people are on universal credit 👍
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Chi Onwurah 💙@ChiOnwurah·
At PMQs the Tory leader said that 1.5million extra people are on universal credit - but that's because they are moving off legacy systems as she knows very well! In fact, more people are now in work than when the Tories were in office, so was she misleading the House?
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Ryan@RyanMKIV·
@StevenMcinerney Your club is a stain on English football, so don’t worry we’re not going to forget. This sport is going to be a hell of a lot better when your dead club is wallowing in the lower leagues where it belongs.
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Steven
Steven@StevenMcinerney·
Another FA Cup final. The first ever side to reach four in a row. Another record broken. We're so incredibly lucky ya know. Never ever forget this. Pep has raised the standards to impossibly high levels.
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