George Hatjoullis

At least the Iranians are literate… in English!

Witch? Literacy levels leave something to be desired. Looks like TACO

Bodo Glint flummoxed by grass and and ambient temperatures over 0 degrees C #SPOBOD

Huh?

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Volatility drag really is, a drag.

Normal?

Wrexham wrecks ‘em #WRECHE

Make Archie Gray captain. Best leader we have.

Well done Archie Gray. Great performance. #TOTCRY

Technically it is not American soil like any diplomatic building.

Be glad of Starmer’s caution over Iran via @FT ft.com/content/eaeea2…

I just realised Morn from Deep Space Nine is Norm from Cheers! 😆

Someone should have researched this more carefully… share.google/pN50PDBytRYMTy…

Spurs are ‘ Spursy’. If Arsenal bottle it ( again) can we then call them ‘ Arsey’?

My advice to my 18 year old self: don’t bother.

Rubio has held ‘secret’ talks with… surely that should just be…talks!?

Has Ratcliffe had his Ratner moment? The key be in the name.

@StretfordPost Bloody well said! Nice piece.

Well, well, well. Where do I start?, hypocrisy?, Irony?, bigotry?, How about our football club, For a club that desperately needs clarity on the pitch, Manchester United instead finds itself dragged into a PR storm entirely of its own making. And at the centre of it is Sir Jim Ratcliffe a man who promised footballing focus but has delivered political distraction. Let’s be clear: Manchester United is not a political platform. It is a football club built on community, diversity, and global support. From Kuala Lumpur to Mumbai, from Lagos to Tokyo, the badge represents something bigger than borders. It represents belonging. That’s why Ratcliffe’s comments on immigration feel so profoundly misplaced. At a time when supporters want leadership, strategy, and accountability, the conversation has been hijacked by rhetoric that has nothing to do with winning football matches.We didn’t ask for culture wars we asked for competence. And the irony is impossible to ignore. This is the same ownership structure that has enabled the AMERICAN Glazers who have extracted BILLIONS while leaving the club burdened with debt and decay an ownership that have not put one penny in the club or the country and are looking for government funding to acquire a regeneration project whilst spending 1.8 Billion on a cricket team in India. There’s a sharp irony in lecturing the countryand the vulnerable about immigration while choosing to live in Monaco a tax haven known for attracting the ultra-wealthy seeking financial advantage. It raises an obvious question: how can someone who has exercised the freedom to relocate for personal benefit turn around and criticise the movement of others? When you’ve built your life across borders for opportunity, condemning mobility starts to look less like principle and more like convenience. You cannot claim to rebuild Manchester United while ignoring what makes Manchester United Manchester United. This club was built by workers, sustained by communities, and elevated by players and fans from every corner of the world. The global fanbase isn’t a marketing slogan it’s the lifeblood of the institution. Alienating that identity is not leadership; it’s misjudgment. And that’s the core issue here. It’s the bitter, ignorant and quite simply the lack of awareness behind what he said. When you lead a club followed by hundreds of millions across continents, words matter. The role demands unity, not division. Focus, not distraction. Manchester United doesn’t need political grandstanding. It needs humility, accountability, and a relentless focus on football. Because Manchester United was global long before any owner arrived and it will remain global long after they’re gone. Apologise and resign. #UnitedIsBroken #jimratcliffeout #ineosout

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