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Closet racists everywhere hiding behind anonymous @ lmao 🤣

@Utdbeni You are anti man untd

Players who were not happy under Amorim Kobbie Mainoo. Players who are not happy under Carrick Mbeumo, Amad, Mount, Zirkzee, Yoro. The reason everything is cool is because we are winning but you can see there’s a problem behind the scenes.

@talkSPORT DARREN is petulant.

👏 Andy: "Bruno Fernandes is unbelievable." 👀 Darren: "He's petulant. You hate it when it's Arteta. He annoys people." 👊 Andy: "I like that! It shows passion!" Goldstein & Bent get into a heated debate about Bruno Fernandes and why he's seen as 'petulant' by fans

SpawN gets a 4K and last second 1v2 vs lunatic-hai (2005)

@gazcol False memory implantation 😂

Begging to be subbed off when we were getting battered by Liverpool will live long in the memory

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@Helen4NY @mrwtffacts The Lord could have stopped the r4pe from happening in the first place...no?

@mrwtffacts When justice system failed a common citizen, the Lord enabled her hand. New York City is manufacturing injustice every day. The media is the culprit of injustice. The Lord will put a stop to such insanity.

In 1998, a 13-year-old girl was abducted and raped at knifepoint in Alicante, Spain. The rapist, 63-year old Antonio Cosme, was sentenced to 9 years in jail. 7 years later, in 2005, the victim's mother, María del Carmen García, was waiting at a bus stop when she saw a man approaching. "How's your daughter doing?" the man asked with a smirk on his face. It was her daughter's rapist. Antonio was out on day release. Enraged by what had just happened, Maria ran to the nearest store, purchased 1.5 litres of gasoline, and walked into the bar that Antonio had just entered. She doused him head-to-toe with gasoline, lit him up, and stood back and calmly watched as her daughter's rapist burned alive in front of her eyes. Maria was sentenced to 9.5 years in jail for her act of revenge, but was released in 2018 after serving 5.5 years. Today, she lives freely in Spain after being reunited with her daughter.

Saw this on Instagram 😂😂

@Torringtonztsi @writtenoff_mufc 🤣

@writtenoff_mufc He does this insane thing where he’ll say “I’ve identified the left back we need but I won’t say who it is” A. It’s a podcast you are required to talk B. You aren’t personally putting the bids in C. It’s bloody always Diouf at West Ham. Always.

Anka on the latest TOTD on the hair pull by Martinez. Deary me. Lawrie rinsed him with simple footballing responses.

Manchester United's players have been warned they'll be banned for up to 18 games if they breath air during the remaining fixtures. It's a new rule introduced this week. It will apply to United, but not opponents.

@RapperPandit MLAs that run criminal syndicates move freely and smoothly with ample authority within the government and a comedian gets arrested for a joke? Something isnt right

🚨Just Finished Samay Raina’s -STILL ALIVE Special . My POV 5 POINTS:- 1. Great comic timing , excellent emotional journey-Roller coaster.. and the Kashmiri Pandit refrence was epic ! 2. Recorded 8 MONTHS BACK , But Release time near ELECTIONS , suspicious as it mostly Targeted Assam, BJP Govts of Mah / Raj , RW and Shiv Sena - impacting Youth (2 crore views already on YT). Attacked media , free speech and Govt. Just like a leftist Script. 3. Kunal Kamra and Tanmay were Coordinating with him . Both are You know what they are . If he is treating them like Guides and saviours - Nothing to Say ! 4. The show India Got Latent just like AIB has influence crores of Youth towards normalising Fílthyyy and vulgr stuff aimed towards Breaking Families - a hardcore DS agenda ! The Jokes and the language on the show is Not acceptable even now . 5. Towards the end he Boasts that he grew 10X Times after this controversy, he sold 300000 tickets in Europe , his India Got Latent more seasons are coming and Kunal Karma sudden video release helped save him .. so was it all planned , is the Question !

What does this mean for Manchester United?

@gnukeith Peristalsis

Stupid question, is there gravity inside the body because like how are they able to swallow stuff?

This truck driver put a $6,000 racing sim in his passenger seat to pass time while he's stuck in traffic😭

@sixtoninee Yeah but then...

I’ve realized that we all need to understand something about Chappell Roan. Fame doesn’t turn someone into a robot. Artists are still human beings with emotions, boundaries, and moments where they feel overwhelmed. When someone is constantly surrounded by cameras, crowds, and expectations, even small situations can feel intense. Not every reaction should be turned into a reason to attack someone online. Sometimes what people call “anger issues” is just a person trying to protect their space or reacting in a moment of pressure. That doesn’t erase the talent, the hard work, or the impact they’ve made. Fans who truly support an artist should also respect their boundaries. Support doesn’t only mean cheering when everything looks perfect — it also means understanding when they’re having a difficult moment. Instead of spreading hate or judging from a short clip, maybe it’s better to encourage her and let artists grow, breathe, and exist without constant criticism. At the end of the day, artists give a lot of themselves to the world. The least we can do as fans is show some respect and empathy. Let people be human. And keep supporting Chappell Roan.

Man Utd 2007/08 - Match of the Day Analysis after they won the title

@statmusefc And fortunate enough to see both of them ❤️

Prem G/A: 137 — Bruno Fernandes 136 — Eden Hazard Bruno has played 22 fewer matches.

@ManCity @KevinDeBruyne

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@Verbalist0 @htomufc Yikes

@htomufc 9 assist from set piece and hoof ball against Liverpool

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1947-79 “we’re actually Iranian” 1979-2009 “we’re actually Arabs of Al Bakistan” 2009-2025 “we’re Turks from Turan” 2026 - back to 1947 As a British diplomat once told me “Pakistan is a country without a culture”

Alan Smith broke his leg and dislocated his ankle blocking a shot for this club. 🔴 He looked at a career-ending injury and decided it was just a "delay" in his service to the badge. 🫡 They told him he’d never walk properly again. He came back and won the League. 🏆 The Day the Earth Shook at Anfield" "Imagine blocking a shot so powerful it literally snaps your leg in half and dislocates your ankle at the same time. The stadium goes silent. The medical staff is white as ghosts. Sir Alex Ferguson later called it the worst injury he’d ever seen. They said he’d be lucky to walk without a limp. Alan Smith said, 'Pass me my boots.' 1😁 February 18, 2006. Anfield. Alan Smith threw his body in front of a John Arne Riise thunderbolt. The damage was so catastrophic that even the Liverpool fans our fiercest rivals gave him a standing ovation as he was carried off. They knew they were watching the end of a career. 🔴🚑 The surgeons told him he would never play at the top level again. The bone was shattered, the ligaments were gone. The kind of damage that normally comes with the words “you should start thinking about life after football.” But Smith didn’t see an ending. He saw a detour. Before the injury, he was a striker. A runner. A man who chased defenders all over the pitch. But he knew something had changed. His body wouldn’t move the same way again. So he adapted. Quietly. Patiently. Months of brutal rehabilitation followed. Painful sessions. Slow progress. Days when the leg refused to cooperate. Plenty of people doubted he’d ever return to the highest level. But.... Seven months later, he walked back onto the pitch at Old Trafford. Not the same player. As a different one. He moved deeper into midfield. Less sprinting. More grit. More tackling. More presence. He traded goals for battles. And that season, Manchester United went on to win the Premier League. The same player many believed would never walk properly again stood there with a winner’s medal. ❤️🖤🤍 Not because the injury disappeared. But because his spirit refused to. The Take Football remembers goals. But sometimes it remembers something deeper. It remembers the moment a player threw his body in front of a shot without a second thought. It remembers the silence of a stadium that realized what it had just seen. And it remembers the man who came back anyway. Not the same. But still standing. A Thought for United fans Every squad goes through injuries. It’s part of the game. But stories like Alan Smith’s remind you what this club has always been about. Players who refuse to disappear when things get hard. Players who adapt, fight, and find another way to serve the badge. Because at #MUFC, setbacks have never been the end of the story. Sometimes… they’re just the beginning of the comeback... ..#GGMU #Manchesterunited ❤️