Pat Venning

I note you do not quote your source for this, as it is simply not true. 90% of those who will benefit have a UK born parent. But of course that does not suit your divisive agenda

@Will_Tayls91 Notice nobody shook his hand at the end of the interview

AWJ looked as if he was gonna take his head off then 😂😂 was a brilliant question - do we believe Dave Reddin didn’t hear the question? 😴

Farai Hallam is an exceptionally good referee. Part of a new breed of strong referees coming through who see through juvenile antics, do not tolerate cheating and at the same time are empathetic with the players

@stephenjones9 Please retire gracefully. Most rugby observers are well aware of your dislike of Pollock and Smith. You risk undermining the good work you did in the 1st 30 years.

Excellent commentator on TV as Bordeaux thrash Saints. 0ne reservation. He says that “H Pollock is at the centre of everything.” Utter drivel. Pollock scored an early try. Apart from that has been a total passenger. Minced by the great Woki, and the ill-feeling he creates has totally rebounded on him and his team

@BorisJohnson How sad that you still feel the need to lie.

My five-year-old asked me why people were putting flags up on lamp-posts. The truth is they know Labour doesn't share their patriotism mol.im/a/15429501

@T4ngerine4rmy Ref in perfect position to see tackle was leg first, studs up, follows through. Need to have a word with your step 5 defender not the ref!

Not even a card, balls there to be won !!! Shit ref again.

@SeasidersPod I would be having a pop at your defenders rather than the ref. You lost 5-1!! Looked a red to me. Ref was in a good place, tackle was dangerous and it wasn’t the first time he had mistimed a tackle.

Red card for this? That tw@t ref Edward Duckworth, from Preston, again. The same ref that sent off Jordan Rhodes for nothing for the only time in his professional career.

@sheffieldfc Ref gets it 100% right. Your numpty player leads with his elbow increasing the risk of giving away a free kick. Poor coaching, poor technique and really poor to post something like this.

This is our disallowed goal from today, what’s everyone’s thoughts? #worldsfirst #uptheclub #football #goals #matchday

@lucyjward_ Agree, he did watford vs saints recently and was very impressive

Referee Farai Hallam in the Ipswich v Sheff United is an ex EFL scholar (Stevenage I think) and it’s been pretty obvious that he understands the game from a player point of view 👏🏼

@BBCSport More likely a cheap Prosecco than Champagne

When a champagne cork finds its way on Centre Court during the Wimbledon final 😅🍾 It landed right next to Jannik Sinner 😬 #Wimbledon

@iamtomskinner Don’t stress! He’ll be back within 12 months !

I love this country. I’ll never leave it. But I can’t blame the people who do. Today, I got a phone call that knocked me for six. One of my oldest pals, like a brother to me. someone I’ve known since we were two years old… he’s shutting down his bricklaying firm. A proper grafting business that employed good, honest lads. And he’s moving to Dubai with his wife and two young kids. I knew this was coming for a little while. He had his home broken into whilst him and his family was asleep back in December last year. And I know he has recently had his vans broken into. I know he is a proud Brit. And loves this country. And his is leaving Not because he wants to. But because he has to. It’s safer. Cleaner. Less tax. More opportunity for him and his family. And I get that. He tried convincing me to join him, he’s not the first one thay has to be fair, and I get it. I really do. This ain’t the first. Truth is, I’m not exaggerating when I say at least 10 of my mates have packed up and moved abroad with their families in the last 18 months. Good people. Hard workers. The kind of people who made Britain what it is. And every time I wave one of them off, it breaks my heart a little bit more. Because I love this country. I love the people, the culture, the graft, the humour, the community, the pubs, the football, the fish and chips, the freezing cold beach holidays in July. It’s home. It’s my home. But something’s gone wrong. The cost of living. The feeling of being let down. The constant battles just to get by. It’s wearing people down. They’ve had enough. I’ll stay and keep fighting for this country until my last breath. I believe in it. I believe in the people. I’ll shout about what’s right, and I’ll call out what’s wrong. And there is millions just like me, I know it. Because if we all leave, who’s left to fix it? But if you’ve left or you’re thinking about it…. I don’t blame you for one second. You’ve got to do what’s best for your family. And that’s nothing to be ashamed of. Just know this: you’re not alone. And if you ever come back, I’ll be here… pint in hand, door always open. Still carrying on. Let’s build a Britain people don’t feel they have to leave. That’s the dream. Bosh🇬🇧❤️

@AirFranceUK You cancel our flight, you make us incur extra costs to get to our event, you then part-pay what you said you would pay. I have wasted hours on the phone to you. @airfrance

Labour introduced more bills in its first 100 days than the Tories did in the whole of 2010. Here are all 17: (including two that have already become law)

@SamCoatesSky Honestly Sam, move on, there are so many bigger issues to investigate and report on.

So tickets are only declare if the value is over £300 Because other MPs were given the tickets direct, they got declared But because the tickets went to Ed Balls, she only had to declare hers which they say was below the threshold And comparing them to others, the Balls-Cooper Universal Music tickets were quite cheap tickets… MPs that have declared Taylor Swift tickets Ed Davey (£584) - LIB DEM Bridget Phillipson (£522) - LAB Catherine McKinnell (£2,000) - LAB Wes Streeting (£1,160) - LAB Keir Starmer (£4,000) - LAB Darren Jones (£3,400) - LAB Dan Carden (£900) - LAB Kim Johnson (£900) - LAB Ian Byrne (£900) - INDEPENDENT Joe Morris (£1,660) - LAB Chris Ward (£1,660) - LAB H/T @JackParkr

Absolutely outstanding refereeing by Michael Oliver today. Got all the big decisions spot on and despite some pretty petulant behaviours from players on both teams @refsupportuk @SkyFootball

Love it! Joyous!

@jonnyatkins Just wish Francois had gone as well

Ooh, Truss too you are right

@jonnyatkins Dig deep, crash now and be up for JRM, Gulis and UnTruss around 4ish. Still to find the timing of the end of Francois.

If only I could stay up late enough to see the Torygeddon ...

Best book I have read for a long time @PlantedSam. A must for anyone interested in rugby and player welfare

Surely it’s time for a national strike. The life of a referee can be hell, something has to change. Assaults and abuse continue to increase every year. From PL to the community game, from adults to U6s @refsupportuk @RefsAssociation