ENIC OUT LANGE OUT VINAI OUT VICARIO OUT

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@JasonCl27104227 @Mastrigt_ Stop moving the goalposts you helmet

@Mastrigt_ except bissouma almost jumps out the way and the contact if any is low...it's not high on a shin

Another episode of: If that’s Romero, it’s a red.

btw two handed shove on romero into kinsky = romero injured and kinsky bleeding. no second yellow. "two handed push in the back against gabriel" and it's a foul. i put this in quotations bc it was barely a push bc gabriel pretended to be shot with a gun. officiating is awful.

@CPFC_GEO Played up top did you?

To the rest of the Premier League, You’re welcome x

The decision not sack Frank in at least December and then that shambolic transfer window means that Vinai Venkatesham has completed his inside job. The remaining task is being completed by PGMOL.

@7ontheshirt @onebarrytrotter @TheSpursExpress They’re not running their mouths online tho are they

@onebarrytrotter @TheSpursExpress I have no idea what he’s on, but you’re not gunning to get Kulu or Solanke on £100k a week fired are you? But a normal bloke? Oh yeh! Let’s do it. Small time cunts. Laughing stock.

I like furniture shopping on Facebook marketplace, my back hurts and I’m using my index finger to scroll on my phone. Im fucked

Tonight now feels like the last chance for #Tottenham to sack Frank before it’s too late. With 12 days until the NLD, an interim appointment and a potential new manager could prevent relegation. No well-run club would allow this to continue. Sack him. #FrankOut

@rileybenyon000 @_TottenhamTalk_ Mate this gets said every single game it’s so boring

@_TottenhamTalk_ I get the frustration, but tonight is actually not his fault

Sacked in the morning.

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@spursologist Never played football have you haha

@roccothfc11 @TheSpursWatch That’s it pre season got to do with him being shite with his feet

@TheSpursWatch Both pre season games are you actually serious?

Recurring theme for Vicario…🤦‍♂️

@richardajkeys @CraigHope_DM No surprise a wanker like you is perpetuating this

Let’s get this straight Bellingham is a fantastic talent. Of course you’d want him in your squad - but there are also reasons why you wouldn’t. Find a copy of this brilliant article by @CraigHope_DM today to understand more.

Journalist Anas al-Sharif won’t be around to announce the ceasefire as he did the last time, because Israel assassinated him along with more than 260 other journalists.

Do not introduce Digital ID cards - Petitions petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7301…

@GBPolitcs petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7301…

Honestly the referees & VAR have had an absolute shocker of a start to the season. If that goal is disallowed for a foul you will never ever see a corner be taken without referee blowing for something ever again🫣🤷🏻‍♂️

@SmithersTHFC @THSTOfficial Shame on them for not being willing to part their hard owned money?

@THSTOfficial Think I paid £55 for a ticket, honestly don’t think it was bad pricing really. Shame on the people not going to our first game back in the CL

We warned Spurs against pricing our group stage UCL game v Villareal at Cat B. The fact we are now being urged to invite up to SIX of our friends to this game, suggests we were right. Why not price games affordably and pack the stadium? That’s how you create the atmosphere we all want on European nights.

prayers from a man overseeing a military that shoots kids in the neck for fun.

Sad but true. Banksy's latest piece at the Royal Courts of Justice hits hard, exposing the raw truth about how the system silences dissent. A judge hammering a protester while the camera looks the other way is no mere graffiti; it is a stark indictment of judicial overreach and the erosion of basic rights. Hiding it so quickly only proves the point. Authorities and the police rush to cover up what they fear most: public scrutiny of their actions. This act of censorship is not protection; it is an admission of guilt, showing how fragile their control really is when faced with honest critique. Free speech demands that art like this remains visible, challenging power without fear of reprisal. Suppressing it undermines the very principles the courts claim to uphold, turning justice into a tool for stifling voices rather than defending them. In the end, Banksy's work lives on through photos and shares, defying the barriers. The real shame falls on those bureaucrats who hide it, revealing their intolerance for uncomfortable truths.