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@juasanalghaib Aberdeen is more plymouth out there on its own

Glasgow is spiritually Manchester Edinburgh is spiritually London Aberdeen is spiritually Birmingham Dundee is spiritually Leeds Perth is spiritually Gloucester Stirling is spiritually Cambridge Inverness is spiritually Bath Dunfermline is spiritually Bradford

@victoriaxoj Non english here, world in motion by a country mile, only England song I've ever bought to my shame.

Help me win an argument, best England football song and why is it obviously vindaloo?! 😬

@RhunapIorwerth Drop the green levy that will knock the price down. Well ask mad ed too

A 13% rise in the energy price cap is simply unaffordable. The UK Government must do all it can to protect households. I am reiterating my call on the PM to convene a four nations summit to agree action to bring down the energy price cap before further pressures in the autumn.

@mufccopley @benonwine Forgotten about that, was only 2 mind

@donsfan73 @benonwine He won the championship with them … that’s a league last time I checked

Be HONEST… Is Pep Guardiola the GREATEST Manager in Premier League history? 🏆

@mufccopley @benonwine He didn't win leagues with st mirren

@benonwine Ferguson won leagues with st mirren and Aberdeen before taking United to league titles after decades without… pep is world class but sir Alex is levels above and it’s not up for debate

@henrywinter Side to side to side then back to the keeper, even from a corner, if this is his legacy then sorry he's ruined the game, especially at lower league levels. Mess about at the back and losing goals all the time. It's an awful watch.

Pep Guardiola’s legacy? Look all around from park pitches to Wembley. So many teams and coaches have been influenced by Guardiola. More teams playing out from the back, full-backs inverting into midfield, inviting the press, passing through it, attacking the space. Teams evolving. City won the league in 2021 with false 9s. Then a real 9 arrived, Erling Haaland, as Guardiola tweaked and twisted again. Mixing it up, possession, possession, then going long to Haaland if needed. Mixing it up, possession in the centre, then releasing flying wingers Jeremy Doku and Antoine Semenyo. Guardiola’s legacy? Look at the coaches who learned from him. Enzo Maresca, his likely successor. And Mikel Arteta, Xabi Alonso, Vincent Kompany, Xavi and Luis Enrique. Look at his impact on England. Nico O’Reilly starts at left-back. Phil Foden developed early by Guardiola, not sent out on loan, embedded in the first team early. He improved John Stones, Rico Lewis and Kyle Walker (who is now retired from England). Guardiola gave James Trafford a run in the cups. He gave Cole Palmer a chance before he craved more starts and went to Chelsea. Others have also moved on after a spell under Guardiola’s enlightened tutelage: Morgan Rogers, Liam Delap, James McAtee, Taylor Harwood-Bellis. Guardiola has undeniably enjoyed huge resources to call upon during his decade at City. He was able to draft in Marc Guehi and Semenyo in January. The sport still awaits the verdict of the 115 charges of rule breaches, charges which City deny vigorously. But Guardiola's achievements deserve celebrating: 591 games, 416 wins, 20 trophies. And so to the future. If it is confirmed that Guardiola is leaving after Sunday’s final game of the season, at home to Aston Villa, he will be greatly missed. Maresca is his mooted successor. He knows the club, knows the way Guardiola worked, and can seek to continue that work. It’s a relatively young squad that Guardiola has built. It’s a continuity job. Surely, though, Kompany would have been the man they really wanted. Club legend. But currently embedded at Bayern Munich. Guardiola's legacy is encouraging innovation, total commitment, near obsession with his work and playing attacking football. This City side are entertainers, playing 4-2-4 at times in the FA Cup final on Saturday. Even if the league is beyond him, the title seized by a coach he helped develop, Guardiola leaves as a winner, with two more trophies this season - and countless memories. Good luck to Guardiola in whatever he does next. #MCFC

@JamesMelville Labour are finished regardless, wiped.out next may council elections then the ge, just not listening to the electorate

This will be the biggest by-election in British political history. If he wins, Andy Burnham almost certainly becomes Labour leader and Prime Minister. If he loses, he will have given up his position as Mayor of Manchester and left with nothing. Huge stakes.

@RyanCryle If you have ever played the game you'd know the force that the ball came back with was not from a hand but a head, plus celtic player pushed his hand towards the ball. I'm neutral in this but no way was that a pen

I’d quite like Hearts to win the league, but, on reflection, I think it’s a penalty under the rules and once the referee’s attention has been drawn to it by VAR. Unlikely a VAR intervention, and wouldn’t have been given if it was a Motherwell claim in the Celtic box, I fear.

@ScotlandSky Scrap VAR get foreign refs in

❌ NO PENALTY! There was a check for a Hearts spot-kick but play continues ⤵️

@SamSmithHiggins you must have electric heating, that's mad expensive

@donsfan73 350 a month over 12 months.

Absolute madness. I had solar panels and batteries put on my house last year. It’s reduced my overall bills from £350 a month to £70 a month. If that’s “net zero” - I’ll take it with thanks 🤩

@VFTNinian Been great all season but we have a weak spot in dealing with long balls, do you think we need to shore up the defense a bit for next season.

We’re recording our season review tomorrow night. Anything you wanna say about this season you haven’t had chance to yet??

@chris_sutton73 thats a mad rule, I'd be tamping if I were a Bayern fan. Needs changing, handball is handball, it's called football not handball

So a player can kick a ball against a teammates hand which is out raised above his shoulder and it isn’t a penalty. Strange interpretation that… in fact it’s ridiculous. Trying to imagine the consequences of that happening in the Celtic Rangers game at the weekend…

@Anniepop2027 @LBC @BBCNews supermarkets busy all day, gyms busy all day, walking the dog during the day, high streets busy all day, they used to be the quiet times. Working from home you say?

Farage will BAN working from home. The single thing that has given working people freedom to operate their work without a lengthy commute and the costs of. Meanwhile he pockets 5 million and travels by JET. Tell him where to shove it tomorrow / Vote Labour @LBC @BBCNews

@Africanbluebird @DanWalesReform @RUKWales @reformexposed Caerphilly and Cardiff have done a much better job of it, Newport council are lazy and just went 20mph everywhere prettymuch

@donsfan73 @DanWalesReform @RUKWales @reformexposed Caerphilly/Cardiff councils have reverted a few. Many, like around schools & Roath park etc, were already 20. As I said, badly communicated & implemented, but not a country-wide blanket.

@VancityReynolds @Wrexham_AFC @WrexhamFX @RMcElhenney Cardiff, Swansea and Wrexham next season, can't wait!

I am completely gutted by today’s result but incredibly proud of our season. We’ve come a long way in five years and this was the best result in our 150+ year history. More to do. But for now, we have so much to be proud of, Reds.

@MaxFRobespierre Hotels yes, other accomodation prob loads more, you just need to go into Newport or Cardiff city center to find this claim laughable

There are 76 asylum seekers in ex-hotels in Wales... Yes, 76! The amount of misinformation on this platform is insane.

@sales_belinda You could start with banning extremist groups like the UAE has but somehome the UK has not.

I honestly don't know what the Jewish community expects. No government can physically stop each individual who decides to harm people out of the blue in a random attack. You can have a police person at every corner & this could still happen. Bashing Starmer is just stupid.

@KarlTurnerMP @Keir_Starmer start with banning all the groups the UAE has, that might help

This stuff enrages @Keir_Starmer. Make no mistake about it, he’s angry and he will do everything possible to address and tackle the rise of antisemitism in our country. We must stand together across the political divide to stamp out race and religious hate