Paul Clancy

@Tim_Burgess Safe journey home!! see yous again next year 🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

That’s us packed away and ready to go. Much love to all the crew who help make these shows so amazing

@NiallHarbison You are a true hero!! 🙏💙

We rescued Apollo 7 weeks ago. To say it has been complicated would be an understatement but we have some unbelievable progress now… (1/7) 🧵

Down Among the Big Boys (1993). A big-time operator in Glasgow's criminal underworld masterminds a daring bank robbery. However, his steps are dogged by a smart young police officer who also happens to be his son-in-law.

@liamgallagher MAXIMUM ROCK N ROLL get tht on the on the setlist for next year man one of my faves!!! NOW THAT I FEEL GODLIKE THERES NOTHING THAT CANT BE KISSED

@TheAdorablePups True hero 😥💚

Thanks for the help great man 🐕🙏

@OasisArchives @ClancyCallum

This electric version of “Talk Tonight” is perfect as well, from the same session

@otokyo__ Would beat there ass with a big stick and take the dog off them!!!

yes or no? 🤔

@bunei007 @ClancyCallum

You need to watch The Wire at least one in your lifetime, I promise it will change your life

@Tim_Burgess Yous were fuckin brilliant tonight!! Already cant wait for the tour next year man 🤘😎

Glasgow we love you. Made it to my overnight sleeper train just in time. What a tour! Much love to my fellow Charlatans and to all our crew and every last one of ya that came to the shows

@Batfox_Pictures @ClancyCallum

At Later with Jools Holland in 2000, Oasis perform Gas Panic, taken from their fourth studio album Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, released earlier that year. Although not released as a single, it became a standout album track and a live favourite, known for its darker tone and introspective lyrics reflecting Noel Gallagher’s anxiety during the late 90s. The song showcased a more psychedelic and atmospheric side of the band and later featured in live recordings, documentaries and retrospectives exploring Oasis’s shift in sound at the turn of the decade.

@edibow @ClancyCallum

Just one of the many times I was lucky to be in his company. Always made you laugh, always with that cheeky grin, always with warmth and gratitude. I loved being in his company. Thanks for the groove Mani, so much love to all of his friends and family.

@TTendenciaX @ClancyCallum

"Pelotudo": Porque un hombre estaba filmando el incendio de la fábrica de pintura en Ezeiza y voló por los aires cuando explotó.

@ProtectTheWild_ @HuntEast Fuckin rat!!!

Sickening. Get this man famous, you know what to do. South Durham Hunt should be ashamed. Filmed by - @HuntEast

@Breaking911 @ClancyCallum

A photographer in southern Spain captured what is believed to be the first-ever white Iberian lynx, a leucistic big cat so rare it seems almost mythical. Already one of the world’s rarest cats, the Iberian lynx was pulled back from the brink of extinction after its population fell below 100 two decades ago.

@XposeTrophyHunt @SARA2001NOOR @Angelux1111 @Lin11W @Gail7175 @Protect_Wldlife @PhaedraXTeddy @louisa1000 @CWitvrouwen @LiftForever67 @Cshells33Wells Cunt

Keriann Ross with the 'beautiful' mountain lion she killed. He was 'beautiful' before this heartless, cold individual got to him. 🤬 #BanTrophyHunting RT @SARA2001NOOR @Angelux1111 @Lin11W @Gail7175 @Protect_Wldlife @PhaedraXTeddy

@TheCinesthetic @ClancyCallum

Leonardo DiCaprio’s line deliveries of “fuckin’ hippies” belong in film history textbooks.

@TheCinesthetic @ClancyCallum

Heat (1995) never gets old. Pacino and De Niro at their peak, every scene crackling with tension and precision.

@OasisMania @ClancyCallum

Liam Gallagher scolding himself for dropping the secret after the ‘See you next year’ #OasisLive25

@OasisMania Looking for a ticket for saturday 9th august murrayfield standing or seating 🙏🙏

Next stop Edinburgh 📍 #OasisLive25

@iamtomskinner @ClancyCallum

I love this country. I love London with everything I’ve got. It’s the greatest city on Earth or at least, it used to be. And I’ll tell you this now: anyone who says London is safer today than it was ten, fifteen years ago is lying through their teeth. I’ve worked these streets my whole life. Grafted on market stalls since I was a kid. Rain or shine, cold mornings, long days I’ve done it all over London and the surrounding counties. It’s in my blood. I don’t know anything else and I don’t want anything else. I love the graft, the energy, the people. I love giving someone a proper deal and seeing them walk off with a smile. But it ain’t safe out there anymore. The streets have changed. And not for the better. Honestly only just Fifteen years ago, you had better community. You had characters. People would stop, have a chat, laugh with you. You had respect. Now? It’s a lot colder. It’s more hostile. It’s tense. You get people arguing, stealing, mugging. I’ve had more fights in the past few years than I ever did when I started. And for what? Just trying to earn a living. And it breaks my heart to say this but London don’t feel like London no more. The police ain’t on the beat. The people are scared. And it’s the older generation I worry about most. Their joy was getting out to the market, having a cup of tea in the café, seeing familiar faces. Now they’re prisoners in their own homes and they are too frightened to walk down their own street. That’s not the London I grew up in. That’s not the London I love. London has fallen. But I’m not giving up on it. I still believe in this gaff. I still believe in its people. And I believe it can rise again. But we need change. Real change. We need safety. We need pride. We need leadership that understands the streets, the markets, the working class. People like me. Because I’m not here to moan. I’m here to fight for what’s right. And I will never stop fighting for this gaff, for London. because it’s my we’re my family are from, it’s the absolute governor of a place, and it deserves better. It needs a bit of love. Who’s joining me? Bosh❤️🇬🇧