opinionsinthewind

When someone tells you there's no quality in Sunday League, just show them this. 🔝

@charliersmith1 Congratulations. Keep on fighting and keep on smiling. :)

Today marks exactly 7 months since I tried to end my life. At the time, I had no hope that things would get better… Turns out, I was wrong, and whilst out earlier, I couldn’t help but smile - it’s been bloody tough at times, but I’m so glad I stayed 😊

Whoever put this sign on London tabloid rag sheets gets a 🖖 from me. F**k the billionaires.

Look at Liverpool’s press officer in the yellow lanyard as Mo Salah starts to rant about Liverpool 😂😭😂

Les Ferdinand 59 today Brilliant striker in the 80s, 90s & 00s. Powerful, quick & great in the air, Sir Les was just superb Here's Sir Les smashing one past Gary Walsh for QPR against Manchester United in 1994

Terry McDermott 74 today Excellent midfielder who most notably played for Bury, Newcastle, Liverpool & England What a sensational goal this was for Liverpool against Spurs in the 1980 FA Cup Sixth Round 🔥

@Weezus07 Well done to you for looking after her.

Had to help the drunkest lassie in the world last night. She managed to get on the train and then became unconscious. Unbelievably vulnerable. I hope whoever left her alone is racked with guilt today. Never ever ever leave your pal alone. It's like the number one rule.

@xglitterpoess You and me both 😆

I hate trains

@Weezus07 How are you feeling about that?

Just pulled my uniform on for the last time ✌️

“Dalglish… it had to be him!” 🔥 Ice in his veins. Magic in his feet. A true master of the game. Forever the King of the Kop 👑 #LFC #YNWA

Happy Birthday to the great Glenn Hoddle. The man was a genius!

It’s Glenn Hoddle’s birthday today, so here he is weaving his magic for Monaco in the late 80s. Tres bien Monsieur Hoddle. Tres bien indeed. (👍🎥 @forgottengoals)

@juliebalfo How are you today? :)

Genuinely no idea why my tweets get about 3 views if I’m lucky….

Glenn Hoddle 68 today One of the most gifted & creative players of his generation This goal for Spurs against Watford in 1983 is simply sublime

@juliebalfo Two more than mine...😆

I love the idea that she ‘checked’

Ste Whittle RIP. Another silent victim of #Hillsborough who never gets mentioned. Ste sold his match ticket to a good friend who later died in the disaster. Stephen committed suicide by jumping infront of a train. Before he died he left £61,000 to the H/boro memorial trust fund❤️

47 years on, remembering #KeithMoon on the anniversary of his passing. #TheWho #TheDearBoy #LongLiveRock

The greatest goal of all time, well mine anyway. A bit of magic from Frank Worthington, a referee clapping and a commentator who doesn’t waffle and shout at seeing a wonderful moment, unlike today’s so-called commentators.