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@Matt_Law_DT At least the stadium has been paid for.🤪

Tottenham facing big financial hit to sponsorship revenue: - Companies worried about relegation - European and relegation penalties - Renewal doubts - Eyebrows raised over controversial Infinox deal - Fan token value plummets #thfc telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@MikeyHotspurs It's half term.. clues everywhere.

Gabriel Magalhães A true reflection of the current Arsenal regime, not as unlikeable as Arteta but a close second His previous hair line reflected the amount of trophies he’s won in his career, the answer being not many He celebrates like he’s scored a goal when he makes a tackle Yet to win a major trophy in his career at the age of 30 and he acts like he’s prime John Terry Reports suggest he’s got an X account to banter rival fans Instead of focusing on the title race he’s logging in to X to keep his ego in check I mean if it wasn’t so fragile he wouldn’t of flew to Turkey for hair laser surgery He’s a major factor why Arsenal are labeled as bottlers I’ll be here come May to remind you all he has the mentality of a loser

@Ogra_SF @MaryLouMcDonald @IrishUnity @sinnfeinireland What's the shite doing on my TL?

As the genocide in Gaza continues, Sinn Féin have decided we will not go to the White House this St Patrick’s day. Instead we will meet with Irish-American organisations, trade unions and friends of Irish Unity. #saoirsedonphalaistín

@1886CharlieHill @AFCFixtureNews Let's hope so. Bamburg has been on my to visit bucket list for years.

@AFCFixtureNews Hopefully we play Nuremburg again

I’ve been told that there will be no long haul 2026/27 Pre-season Tour, due to the World Cup taking place, therefore reducing the players availability. There will be a training camp for those available. One match I’ve heard is a game in Dublin, contracts have yet to be signed.

@ClownWorld It's The Verve tribute band. The drugs DO work.

Name this band

@Blissful_001 @TouchlineX TDS klaxon.

@TouchlineX When you involve politics with football That’s what you get Donald Trump has ban most countries that will participate in the World Cup The host country is not even safe as well

@silkiecarlo @Fox_Claire Bang goes the 16 year old vote.

This is ABSOLUTELY clueless, dangerous and undemocratic!! I have trained literally thousands of journalists (many in UK news rooms) and sources, and human rights defenders, in using VPNs for their physical and professional safety. An age check/ID for a VPN is a de facto ban.

@markbishopuk @RobbieTwts How are they going to get the 16 year old vote ? Nothing is ever thought through is it ?

Labour wants to block under-16s' social media use, but plans letting them vote at 16. Which means they'd have to do so without any history of participating in the online town square that is Twitter/X, Facebook groups and other areas of political debate. Dangerous

@Danjsalt No virgin steel production = no rearmament.

There's no money for rearmament in Western Europe because our elites have spent it all on migrants, welfare and destroying economic growth with net zero Liberal security experts - say it ain't so

@LadyLisa2034458 @JeremyClarkson @LeeBond17 @VinnieSull1van @Britains___Pubs @PubHistoryTours And that half pint mark up can get in the sea.

@JeremyClarkson @LeeBond17 @VinnieSull1van @Britains___Pubs @PubHistoryTours Is this the price list for your own pub?

When @JeremyClarkson began looking for a pub to buy in the fourth series of Clarksons Farm, he quickly realised the desperate state of the pub scene and just how many we're losing. Without pubs, Britain ceases to be Britain.

@talkSPORT Brentford? The team 2points off Liverpool. That Brentford?

“City are getting stronger… I’m worried for Arsenal”. Alex Crook says the Gunners’ performance against Brentford wasn’t one of potential champions.

Sam Tickle is a decent keeper - His sister Tess isn’t bad either

@Matt_yy7 That miserable pissing rain up there day in day out has messed with your head.

@OBG_AFC @Ballistix99 It gets worse during school half term generally.

There is something very gratifying about Arsenal’s recent resurgence that has turned X into a breeding ground for self-proclaimed morons who claim all sorts of nonsense that usually come to nothing. When a club starts "ruffling feathers" by actually competing at the top again, the grifters come out in force to farm engagement from the chaos. ​Their follower-to-following ratio is the ultimate red flag. It’s the digital equivalent of someone standing on a soapbox with a megaphone and earplugs—they aren't there for the community or the football; they're there to make money. It’s all cryptic emojis and "inside sources" until their followers figure out they've been wrong about everything. ​The irony is that the more Arsenal keeps performing and keeps its business quiet, the louder these uneducated morons get to fill the vacuum..and their bank account. ​It’s funny how the "ITKs" act like every minor injury is a season-ending conspiracy. It’s a long race, and being 4 points clear in mid-February is exactly where we want to be..

@liamtuffs1 Is that thing AI ?

It’s CHILD ABUSE.. Anyone who thinks a 4 year old child can decide which gender they are, needs to be thoroughly investigated by the law!

Rather cocky of late those Villa fans. This couldn't happen to a nicer bunch and besides I'd love a trip to Newcastle in the next round if we beat Wigan tomorrow. #villavNewcastle

@SimonLester24 It's superbly illustrated the poor quality of our officials.

@SimonLester24 This is what happens when 'top officials' rely on VAR to wipe their backside week in week out.

Eight Days of Ammo. £6.2 Billion Gone. And Labour Are Still Emptying the Arsenal £500 million more. On top of £5.7 billion already sent in the last twelve months. And this isn’t happening under some abstract, faceless “state”. This is Labour’s decision. Labour’s cheques. Labour’s priorities. Let’s stop pretending otherwise. This isn’t free money. It’s not virtue dust sprinkled from Westminster. It’s taxpayers’ cash, ripped out of a country that is already buckling. A country that:    •   Can’t get GP appointments    •   Can’t house its own people    •   Can’t fund policing properly    •   Can’t fix schools that are literally falling apart    •   Can’t look after its veterans A country whose armed forces are hollowed out, under-recruited, under-equipped, and overstretched. And here’s the fact Labour never says out loud — because it kills the whole performance stone dead: Britain has roughly eight days of ammunition. Eight. Days. Eight days to defend:    •   The mainland    •   Our skies    •   Our borders    •   Our overseas territories    •   Our NATO commitments After that, Britain isn’t a military power — it’s a country hoping nobody tests it. So here’s the question Labour need to answer, plainly and without slogans: How does a nation with eight days of ammunition justify sending billions abroad? You cannot posture as strong while stripping your own shelves bare. You cannot lecture the world on security while advertising your own weakness. You cannot talk about deterrence when you’ve effectively told every hostile actor exactly how exposed you are. And yes — this is Labour’s responsibility now. Not the Conservatives. Not “whataboutism”. Labour. Which brings us to the question no one in government wants asked: Are Labour bankrupting the country because they know they won’t get back in — just like the Conservatives knew? Is this the same old playbook? Spend it. Empty it. Torch it. Let the next lot inherit the wreckage. Because that’s exactly how it looks. And here’s the strategic punchline nobody seems brave enough to say: When Argentina looks at the Falklands — when they look at Port Stanley — and they see a Britain with eight days of ammunition, what exactly is the plan? Will Ukraine come to our aid? Will they divert resources to the South Atlantic? Will press releases and moral statements stop boots on the ground? Of course they won’t. You cannot outsource national defence and then act shocked when no one shows up for your crisis. This is what happens when governments — Labour included — confuse moral posturing with strategy. Support Ukraine diplomatically? Fine. Humanitarian aid? Fine. But blank-cheque military funding while Britain cannot defend itself is strategic insanity. £6.2 billion in a year. Eight days of ammunition. Borders porous. Forces depleted. Veterans forgotten. Public services on life support. This isn’t leadership. It’s Labour playing global statesman with your money and your security, gambling that nobody tests Britain while the cupboard is bare. But the world watches weakness. And history has a habit of collecting the bill.

@Alonso_GD Reply man, you're getting your bottom handed to you on here

British right: “colonialism is good for the colonised” Also British right: “oh no we are being colonised! This is so bad!”