Pete Chapman

@Jenny_1884 @reformparty_uk It's the opposite. The last Reform vote gave us socialism. The next? A lefty rainbow 🌈 alliance. Vote @Conservatives

If people don’t vote @reformparty_uk at the local elections then the Green Party will get in & then we are in big trouble. We need tactical voting.

@Oluchi_Utd Sunderland

Every Premier League season produces a surprise team. Who is it this year?

@MartinsCyn @seagrigio There's many older than me. A lot of oldies started their family legacy after Munich. It was a tearful time in our house. Now I have 3 children and 11 grandchildren. No 1 son married a Yorkshire girl. Daughter married an Irish man, No 2 son,an American. All Reds! Big win for me

@chapatoni @seagrigio 1957? 😳 You might be one of the oldest united fan i know

A lot of people ask why there’s always been a certain respect and love between Manchester United and Real Madrid. They point to players who’ve worn both shirts. They talk about modern connections. But it goes way deeper than that. It goes back to a time when one club was broken… and the other chose to stand beside them. After the Munich air disaster, United wasn’t just grieving. They were on the edge. Players gone. The manager is fighting for his life. A future that suddenly didn’t look certain anymore. While the club was trying to find its feet again, across Europe, Santiago Bernabéu and his Real Madrid side had just become kings of the game. They had everything. The best players. The biggest stage. The European Cup is in their hands. They didn’t need to look back. But they did. When Madrid lifted that trophy in 1958, Bernabéu didn’t make it about dominance. He made it about respect. He publicly dedicated it to Manchester United. Not as a gesture. As recognition. Because he believed the team that had been lost in Munich was worthy of that crown. And it didn’t stop at words. Madrid offered real help. They were willing to loan Alfredo Di Stéfano — the best player in the world at the time — to United. Imagine that. At your lowest point… another club offering you their greatest asset to help you stand again. (The move never happened, blocked at the time… but the intention tells you everything.) Then came the friendlies. When United needed money, needed support, needed something to hold onto — Madrid showed up. They agreed to play matches, asked for almost nothing, and let United keep the gate. They brought their stars to Old Trafford, not for glory… but to fill the stadium and help a wounded club survive. There’s a story from one of those games. Madrid won heavily. But after the match, Bernabéu hosted a dinner for United. Not to celebrate. To encourage. He told Matt Busby something simple: “You are rebuilding. We will play you again… and again… until you are ready to beat us.” That’s not rivalry. That's brotherhood, love Respect at the highest level. That’s one giant recognizing another… even when it’s on its knees. So when people talk about the connection between Manchester United and Real Madrid today… It’s not just about players moving between clubs. It’s not just about modern football. It’s about history. About a moment when one club didn’t take advantage of another’s pain… They protected it. That’s why, for some of us, Real Madrid will always feel different. Not just another club. But one that showed up when it mattered most. And in football… You don’t forget that. 🔴🤍 As a United Fan, Real Madrid will always be my second club. Love and respect forever ❤️ #ManchesterUnited #GGMU #Realmadrid

@MartinsCyn @seagrigio Clinging on for 21

@chapatoni @seagrigio 20 years after

@SureBetFusion 1968 European Cup Final. United v Benfica

What’s your all time favorite moment as a fan of your favorite team?

@MartinsCyn @seagrigio First went as a young lad. 1957.

@chapatoni @seagrigio 1958? 😳 How old are you?

@FFT1776 He was a serial tart with prostitutes when married, drugs, dying car crashes! He is not a good man. Just a good golfer

I will never change my mind about Tiger Woods. I met him once. He’s one of my all-time favorites and a car accident will never change my mind. A DUI will never change my mind. He happens to be arguably the world’s best golfer and He’s still human. Tiger is a GOOD MAN!✊🏻

@59W00dy59 @MaggiesMole Im always following.

Great start this morning, everyone has gained 20 plus and I've noticed 3 have already started following back. As you know reposts are incredibly important to the success of this process so if you haven't already, I'd be very grateful if you could repost this morning's list. TY.

@Amelia558rs Peaky Blinders

What is the best.

@Amelia558rs I was paid £1.50 a week in the RAF in 1963

When YOU First Started Working?

@otokyo__ 0

Be honest

@lippyent Bourne had some great oned

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@Amelia558rs Sleep

What's the best alternative here ?

@UtdTony1 OFarrell, Sexton, the Doc, big Ron, SAF, Moyes, LVG, Mourinho, Giggs, Ole, Carrick, ETH, Ruud, Amorim, Carrick

list of Manchester United managers (coaches) from 1878 to date: Newton Heath (1878–1902) Frederick Attock (1892–1895) A. H. Albut (1895–1900) James West (1900–1903) Manchester United (1902–Present) Ernest Mangnall (1903–1912) John Bentley (1912–1914) Jack Robson (1914–1921) John Chapman (1921–1926) Lal Hilditch (Caretaker, 1926–1927) Herbert Bamlett (1927–1931) Walter Crickmer (1931–1932, 1937–1945 – caretaker periods) Scott Duncan (1932–1937) Wilf McGuinness (1945 – caretaker) Modern Era Matt Busby (1945–1969) Wilf McGuinness (1969–1970) Matt Busby (1970–1971 – interim return). See More.......

@MailSport Not a nice human being imho. From being a tart, to drugs and these driving incidents putting others in danger. It's time the USPGA took action

Tiger Woods is lucky he's never killed someone with his reckless driving... golf has indulged his shameful behaviour for far too long - the sport should be helping its fallen hero instead, writes OLIVER HOLT trib.al/bWxVyVl

@TalkOfTheDevils The beginning of it all

@ScaryEurope 🤣🤣🤣🤣

🚨🇬🇧Keir Starmer says I am an honest Prime Minister who works day and night for Britain. That is why the people of Britain elected me, and that is why I am called the world’s most honest Prime Minister. He also said I know some people in Britain dislike me, but compared to others like Rupert Lowe, Nigel Farage, and Zack Polanski, I work harder for the people of Britain. I dedicate myself to serving the people of Britain and would even give my life for them. WHAT'S YOUR OPINION👇👇

@flossybball 🤣🤣

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