Rob Williams

@BBCNews Massive respect for doing it. Doesn’t matter where you come, it’s taking part and having a go. 👏

'I'm proud to have come last at the London Marathon' bbc.in/3P6R8Ly

@SarahReeve1 @DAVIDOG48199272 It’s one of the funniest things I’ve watched for years!

Literally howling with laughter😂😂😂

The reporting on this storm on the news is almost laughable! They interview pub goers in Wolverhampton and there’s hardly a dusting of snow!! I’m sat here chuckling at this reporting of the fear mongering!! #bbcnews

@OliverKay Steve was the reason I started supporting United in the 80’s. Had a few posters of him on my bedroom wall.

This is Steve Coppell. He's 70 years old and played for Tranmere Rovers, Manchester United and England. nytimes.com/athletic/69110… He spent the first few years of his professional career studying at Liverpool University — effectively a part-time footballer. He even played for commerce and economics in the university's inter-department league on Wednesday afternoons while playing for #MUFC at the weekend! "It would never happen now," he says. He went on to become one of the best wingers in the English game before his career was ended by injury — initially caused by a horror tackle in a World Cup qualifier against Hungary in 1981. Devastated at having to hang up his boots at 28, he considered going back to college but was unexpectedly being offered the manager's job at Crystal Palace. He went on to have an outstanding managerial career, particularly with #CPFC and Reading. He still likes to watch Palace, but also enjoys going to watch non-league sides like Chipstead, Dorking Wanderers and Merstham. "When you’ve lived your life around Saturday 3pm, it’s hard to break away from that,” he says.

This is Billy McCullough. He’s 90 years old and he played for Arsenal and Northern Ireland in the 50s and 60s nytimes.com/athletic/69110… He used to get the Tube to Highbury on match days. He and his team-mates would have steak and a sherry and some of them would nip to the boiler room for a crafty pre-match smoke. After hanging up his boots, he spent 30 years working for a lighting company. Hardly anyone knew him as an ex-professional footballer. He despairs of some aspects of modern football (don’t we all?) but he still loves the game, still speaks to some of his old teammates, still feels like part of the Arsenal family and really likes this team. He likes Gabriel (“big strong boy”) but he also likes Saka, Martinelli and Trossard. Billy is the oldest in a series of players interviewed in this piece about football and footballers through the ages. It was an absolute pleasure to meet him nytimes.com/athletic/69110…

@AdamCrafton_ And me. I dread these shows on tv at the end of the year!! By this time of the year I just want the 1st of Jan to hurry up

End of year “best of” lists, my least favorite content

@MarcusRashford @ManUtd Still love you Marcus. Gutted not seeing you in red but always watch you at Barca

@ManUtd Thanks guys ❤️

Happy birthday, @MarcusRashford 🥳

@NetflixUK It’s very messed up! Creepiest thing I’ve watched in a long while

MONSTER: THE ED GEIN STORY is now playing on Netflix.

@utdforever7 @FabrizioRomano I’ve said that for 5 years. He’d add steel to the club and the players

@FabrizioRomano INEOS GET SIMEONE!!

🚨5️⃣ Atletico Madrid win the Derbi against Real Madrid! Who’s been your Man of the Match?

@robsellers123 Nope, never. Would never put those rats on my tv

Surely I’m not the only one who refuses to watch them🐀🚮

@StretfordPaddck Let's not get too excited. They got a point at home against us. If they were tactical genius' they'd have beaten us. You've had your cup final Fulham now get back in your box

🗣️ In case you missed it, here are some post-match comments from Fulham’s perspective on United’s system… 🫣 Alex Iwobi: “We knew that we would be able to get behind their two midfielders, and their three centre-backs immediately jump, so we were able to execute that.” Marco Silva: “We knew how they defend, and we know they like to squeeze from the back five. If you don’t give bodies for them to squeeze from the back five, you can create superiority in the middle. “We know they play with two in the middle, we tried to overload with our three plus Alex. It was as simple as that.” #MUFC

@BillyMeredithMU He was the player that got me supporting United as a kid.

@AmorimBalll_ Outstanding. Round 12 was Rocky like

That is the GREATEST boxing match i have ever watched without a doubt. JUST WOW.👏😍

@virginmedia I even had a phone call from yourselves yesterday to confirm today’s installation, along with numerous texts since the order. I’ve even got copies of the original contracts which I received after the order was placed

@robwilliams73 Good evening, Rob and thanks for your Tweet. We're sorry to hear about your install. Can you advise what you've been told as to why it's not happening on the original date? Best,

@virginmedia fair play your customer service is a awful. Order placed two weeks ago, and on installation day I ring you to check only to be told the order was never going to happen. All this despite receiving a contract and multiple phone calls and texts from you. #virginmedia

@virginmedia I have no idea. Apparently I shouldn’t have been able to order it as it’s not quite ready in my road, despite an engineer fitting the outside box with a cable up to it. I wasted a day off work today for nothing.

@Midge1415 @PiperK I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything so humiliating from a leader of any country in my lifetime. Awful behaviour by Twat and Twat 2. Plus that buffoon of a journalist beforehand

@PiperK As soon as Zelensky arrived, Trump commented on his attire. It was clear they invited the man there to publicly humiliate him. Bullies get off in that, it makes them feel good. I've never seen anything so utterly disgusting.

I finally watched the entire Zelensky-Trump interview. It started with at least 5 minutes of Zelensky thanking Trump. It seemed to be going well until, out of the blue, Vance started attacking Zelensky... Why?

@AndyMitten Gutted to hear of his passing. Used to really enjoy watching him on Sunday Supplement. He always spoke a lot of football sense

Gutted to hear about Paddy Barclay passing away. Sat with him last month. He was a huge supporter of UWS - it was his idea that Keith Dewhurst write for us. Did several long trips with Paddy. Superb company. A proud Scot but lived in Manchester for a while and loved the city. RIP

@Sonny_MUFC Totally agree. He’s certainly not any worse than the muppets we saw today! I’ve always been a massive fan of Marcus as a player and a person and I’ll be gutted if he leaves

His form might be off but I would struggle to name many (if any) that have done more for United since he made his debut. I’ll be sad to see him go. Argue with yourselves. 🇾🇪

@MrManUnitedd I agree. I’d be gutted if he left cus he’s young and a future star. He’s only just starting his career and is a proper talented player

I believe i speak for all United fans when i say Manchester United should NOT sell Alejandro Garnacho, no matter the amount. End!!!!

@WayneSBarton @ManUtd @bryanrobson Absolute class. Robbo was the reason I started supporting United. #legend

In any all-time @ManUtd XI, @bryanrobson plays in midfield Happy birthday Captain Marvel