Wait! @piersmorgan I’ve found that verse!!
The really important thing is that we, you, me all of us are loved.
And not because of anything we have accomplished or ever could achieve.
But because of who loves us.
🗣️ "Can [Carrick] take Manchester United to the next level?"
Harry Maguire has backed Michael Carrick for the Manchester United job. Does Charlie Austin think there are other candidates for the role? #SkySportsFC
I love watching this couple cook for their family and often their kids friends
He’s an orthopedic surgeon and she’s a skincare executive but they make the time to cook together
And their food always looks so good.
They’re not shilling anything - not trying to look extra - not doing performative nonsense- not being fake. More social media and content like this please!
Wish Carrick and his crew well, impossible task with no future, and hopefully no retarded songs about him, all we’ve had are false dawns since Fergie retired those protesting about the owners are still the ones financing them grow a pair and walk away is the only solution anything else is bullshit 🐄 💩🚮
Manchester United should strongly
consider recalling Rasmus Højlund from his loan spell at Napoli to compete with Benjamin Šeško, as it aligns with both sporting logic and long-term squad development. United’s biggest issue in recent seasons has been the lack of sustained competition and depth in the No.9 position. Recalling Højlund immediately addresses that problem.
Firstly, competition breeds excellence. Šeško is a high-potential striker, but relying on him alone risks stagnation and predictability. Højlund’s return would raise performance standards in training and on matchdays, forcing both players to sharpen their movement, finishing, and pressing intensity. Elite teams thrive on internal competition, not guaranteed starts.
Secondly, Højlund already understands Manchester United’s environment, pressure, and expectations. His physicality, pace, and ability to run channels offer a different profile to Šeško, giving the manager tactical flexibility against varied opponents. Rather than adapting a new system, United would be reintegrating a striker molded by the club’s demands.
Thirdly, recalling Højlund protects United’s long-term investment. Allowing him to flourish elsewhere without a clear pathway back risks stagnating his value and confidence. Competing with Šeško, rather than replacing him, accelerates both players’ development and secures the club’s future striking options.
In conclusion, recalling Højlund is not about abandoning Šeško, but about building a competitive, resilient squad. Manchester United do not need one striker — they need two hungry forwards pushing each other toward elite standards
🚨 If Liverpool complete the signing of Alexander Isak, would it make this the best transfer window of all time from any club?
🇩🇪 Florian Wirtz: £116M
🇭🇺 Milos Kerkez: £40M
🇳🇱 Jeremie Frimpong: £30M
🇫🇷 Hugo Ekitike: £79M
🇸🇪 Alexander Isak: £130M-£150M
@Se_Railway@Se_Railway nice to see you’re on top of this situation and offering your usual high quality communication ti your customers. Trust in south eastern
@Se_Railway One that was meant to stop at Bromley south and is now going all the way into London. You’re sending me miles out my way when there’s plenty of other stops before
This is the 1st time the Standard has endorsed a Labour candidate for Mayor of London (and I've covered every mayoral election since Ken Livingstone won in 2000).
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