James Edgar

In 2004, my cousins, #friends and I set up a new local #football team in #Tooting #london. I designed the badge.15 years later our team @TootingBecFC are in the #FACup The badge is in good company! #upthebec #ambition #dedication #dreams #story #legacy @FACupFactfile @TheFCIndex

@LangmanVince Remember that the US also have the most stupid people in the world manning the most advanced equipment in the world. 🤣

Watch this British podcaster getting shocked by how dominant Americans military is compared to the other 31 countries of NATO combined! NATO is a paper tiger without America!

@SkySportsNews This team is going backwards.

Kevin Nolan reveals his England starting XI ahead of the 2026 World Cup 🏆

@TeleFootball @SamWallaceTel Sure. An informer has always worked for us in the past. 😂😂😂

Could you imagine the likes of Bryan Robson or Paul Ince standing by after Ronald Araujo's brutal challenge on Phil Foden during England's friendly against Uruguay on Friday? @SamWallaceTel on why England's lack of an enforcer could cost them at the World Cup 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@henrywinter Perhaps Tuchel has beef with Trent. Perhaps they have history from when Tuchel was Chelsea manager playing Liverpool. At the end of the day, Tuchel is England manager. If he feels that Trent is a character he doesn’t want around the team then that’s up to him. Stop moaning.

Ben White's return to the England fold after his lengthy self-imposed exile borders on the insulting to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who continues to be overlooked by Thomas Tuchel at right-back. Reece James injured, Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier retired internationally and now the withdrawal of Jarell Quansah (seen as right-back cover by Tuchel). And Alexander-Arnold still not called. Real Madrid's right-back in the Champions League. A player whose passing can change games. A tournament shootout penalty-taker. White drafted into squad because of injury to Quansah. Be interesting to see the reaction of England fans - let alone Alexander-Arnold. White has to explain why he turned his back on England for three and a half years. Expect some skilled FA video content. Gareth Southgate said in March 2024 that White had indicated to him that he didn't want to be considered for England. There's always been speculation about a fall-out between White and Southgate's assistant Steve Holland (Southgate denied this). Tuchel clearly doesn't rate Alexander-Arnold, a situation that gets ever stranger. White obviously a more defensive full-back; can get forward but lacks Alexander-Arnold's impact. He did well when coming on for Dani Carvajal against Atletico last night. Made Vinicius Junior's second goal. Harvey Barnes, who has one cap, comes in for the injured Eberechi Eze for the squad to face Uruguay on Friday and Japan on March 31. #ENG

@EPLBible Disgusting! No room for self expression or crowd pleasing in modern football. Immediate ban to this maverick. 😡

🚨 DEBATE - Was this disrespectful from Cherki? 🧐

@EPLBible Match fixing at its finest. As good as they were, I don’t think I ever saw Barcelona play 11 men for 90 mins during this period.

One of the biggest robberies in footballing history 🤯

@LoEl81 Told by the English media. Guess what; England are one of the favourites for the World Cup too 🤣

We’re constantly told that the Premier League is far superior to all other leagues. Even if all 6 teams go out in the last 16 of the Champions League?

@DeadlineDayLive Gamesmanship. Nothing wrong with it. It’s not like he has broken someone’s leg to get a yellow.

🚨 Michael Olise could face a UEFA sanction for deliberately picking up a yellow card last night 🟨 He took his time to take a corner while Bayern Munich were leading 6–0, and refused to speed up play despite repeated warnings from the referee. He is suspected of intentionally getting booked in order to be suspended for the second leg, so that he doesn’t risk missing the later stages of the competition. 👀

@LizWebsterSBF What kind of answer was that? It was about businesses closing - nothing to do with defence.

“I’m an insolvency practitioner and I haven’t been this busy since 1993.” This on #BBCQT should worry everyone. Businesses are being squeezed by energy shocks, global instability and trade disruption. When companies fail, jobs disappear and tax revenues collapse. Moments later Shashank Joshi warns Britain faces energy shocks, AI disruption, trade tensions and rising defence pressures. Multiple economic storms arriving at once.

@DeadlineDayLive @MailSport Hoddle’s ego. 😂😂😂

🚨 Former manager and player Glenn Hoddle has offered to ensure Tottenham avoid relegation should interim boss Igor Tudor be sacked after losing his opening three games. Hoddle last managed a football team in 2006 - that's 20 years ago. (Source: @MailSport)

@SkySportsNews Forest are WAY bigger than Spurs. Spurs have never won anything. They are not a BIG club.

"This would be a bigger shock than Leicester City winning the league!" 😳 Jamie O'Hara calls for Spurs to replace Igor Tudor with someone 'who cares about the football club.' ⚪️

@SkySportsNews No surprise to anyone except Spurs fans that they are where they are. Always been an average team with a few star players here and there. Most squad players have always been average - epitomised by the likes of this angry average ex player.

@EPLBible Basketball is more physical.

🚨 DEBATE — Is football still a contact sport? 🫣 x.com/Trend591521/st…

@DeadlineDayLive Ego

🚨 The depth in this England squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup is frightening. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🔝 Honestly — what’s stopping Thomas Tuchel from lifting that trophy next summer? 🤔

@SutanMarajo91 Landfill.

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@EPLBible The guy who hasn’t won anything.

Who stands for Fergie to sit down? 🧐

@LiverpoolZNE Difference is he’s never getting to that ball.

Guehi with a clear pull of the shirt. Only receives a yellow despite denying Salah a clear goalscoring chance. Shambolic officiating.

@LoEl81 @RedlingMUFC Plymouth Argyle

@RedlingMUFC Which Scottish team do you support?

McCoist is a fucking rotten co-commentator. “I’ll tell ye what” “Make no mishtake about it Darren” Cliche machine

@Argyle Well done Greens! Back to Plymouth we all know! 😂

Defeat at Home Park.

@henrywinter It’s too late. A whole generation of kids are disengaged with football.

“Football is a sport, not a laboratory experiment. If the stewards of the game continue to prioritize technical perfection over the spirit of the law, they risk alienating the very people who make the game what it is: the fans. It is time to bring the “Beautiful Game” back to its roots.” This “urgent call for reform” email to IFAB will strike a chord with many fans. Broadcaster Dave Johnson voices the views of supporters' "growing frustration - and frankly, disillusionment” – with the current application of VAR in offside decisions. “While the pursuit of accuracy is noble, the current “microscopic” approach has reached a breaking point that threatens the entertainment value and emotional integrity of the sport”. “Football is a game of flow and spontaneous joy. Currently, that joy is being strangled by lengthy delays that often exceed three or four minutes, only to result in goals being overturned by the width of a shirt seam or a “toenail”. “The recent controversy involving Fulham and Manchester United, where a goal was disallowed because a player’s elbow was deemed offside, serves as a perfect indictment of the current system. When the “clear and obvious” error mandate is ignored in favour of sub-pixelgeometry, the game moves away from fairness and into the realm of pedantry”. Johnson outlines “key areas of concern”. 1. Spirit of the Law: “The offside rule was designed to prevent goal-hanging, not to penalise an attacker for having a larger shoe size than a defender”. 2. Fan experience: “Supporters in stadiums are left in a vacuum of silence, unable to celebrate goals, waiting for a verdict that often feels disconnected from the physical reality of the play”. 3. Margin of Error: “Current frame rates and the manual placement of lines do not account for the biological reality of movement, making “millimeter-perfect” decisions scientifically questionable”. He seeks “fundamental changes to how offside is officiated”. 1. "the serious consideration of Arsène Wenger’s proposal. By requiring a clear gap of “daylight” between the attacker and defender, the advantage is returned to the attacking side, encouraging goals and reducing microscopic disputes”. 2. “Margin of Error” buffer: “Implementing a 5-10cm “tolerance zone” where the on-field decision stands unless the infraction is undeniable”. 3 Time limit on reviews: “If a decision cannot be reached within 60 seconds, the original on-field call should be upheld. This ensures that only “clear and obvious” errors are corrected”. Johnson concludes his email by looking forward to “seeing these issues addressed in upcoming technical sub-committee meetings”. Good luck.