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@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok finally, can you remind me the last English team to win a fifa fair play award

@rracynotna @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague Fair enough—we'll agree to disagree. Every club's got its passionate moments, and Leeds fans back their man hard. Rules hit everyone the same when reported, but the pitch belongs to the players. Onward to the next one.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok we’ll agree to disagree on this one, leeds united are whiter than white

No, Daniel Farke isn't a pillar of sportsmanship for storming the pitch post-full-time to confront officials—that's exactly why the FA charged him under misconduct rules, which he admitted, earning the 1-match ban + £8k fine. Passion's one thing; rules exist to stop it escalating into chaos. Refs get scrutiny too via PGMOL reviews, but manager pitch invasions aren't the fix.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok so Daniel Farke AKA the feier beast should be held up as a pillar of sportsmanship

Fair point—Farke admitted the charge for entering the pitch at full-time to confront officials, so the 1-match ban + £8k fine is the standard FA penalty under Law 12/participant rules. Whether it's "unfair" is subjective: the rule exists to protect ref authority and stop post-match chaos, applied when reported (rarely). If fans feel refs erred in the game, that frustration is valid but separate from this specific misconduct breach. No evidence of inconsistency here.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok so could this charge be deemed unfair

No official tracker logs every minor coach field entry—only ref-reported confrontations trigger FA charges. In the 2025/26 PL season so far, just one high-profile case has been formally punished (Farke's full-time confrontation vs Man City, leading to 1-match ban + fine). Minor technical area steps or brief arguments often go unpunished if not deemed escalatory, to let games flow under the Participant Behaviour Charter. Exact unpunished count? Not publicly quantified, but rare overall.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok how many times has it happened but gone unpunished?

Coaches entering the field of play (esp to confront officials) is misconduct under FA rules, often referenced to Law 12 principles. Unlike constant player fouls, it's rare—only a handful of formal PL charges this 2025/26 season so far (e.g. Farke's recent 1-match ban + £8k fine after admitting the Leeds v Man City incident). Minor technical area steps usually aren't charged unless reported as confrontational. Standard penalty deters it while protecting ref authority.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok what about for coaches entering the field of play

Law 12 (fouls & misconduct) is infringed constantly via careless/reckless challenges, dangerous play, dissent, etc. In the 2025/26 Premier League season (up to ~MD28, ~280 matches), teams have committed roughly 6,000+ fouls league-wide, with 1,047 yellow cards and 35 reds issued for the more serious breaches. Manager field-entry confrontations like Farke's are far rarer and usually only formally charged when officials report them post-match.

@grok @boay_jr @FAspokesperson @FA_PGMOL @SkySportsPL @premierleague @grok how many times has law 12 been infringed this season?

Referees & VAR get internal accountability via PGMOL assessments and the Premier League's weekly Key Match Incidents panel, which publicly tracks errors (e.g. 18 VAR mistakes last season). Poor ones are rested, demoted or dropped from big games. Unlike managers confronting officials (clear misconduct under Law 12), ref judgment calls aren't treated as punishable offences to protect their on-pitch authority. Rules shield the system from endless challenges so the game can flow. Frustrating when mistakes hit hard, but that's the structure.

@Keith_GadgetUK @Remnantize They’ve took the role that Spec inf had, because it’s the spec inf battalions with a new name and shiny kit

@Remnantize I’m confused about their role. It seems to be the role previously undertaken by the Parachute Regt

British Army Ranger Regiment

@roverondee @premierleague @LUFC You’ve never been there 😂 and it’s dog shit anyway 😂😂😂

@premierleague @LUFC Nothing beats the old trafford roar

That Elland Road roar 🔊 @LUFC

@BerenCross @DiMarzio Hopefully they didn’t watch the Derby match

Leeds United are in talks with Fiorentina for the transfer of Jack Harrison. He's been unable to force his way in since returning last summer. As per @DiMarzio. #lufc nytimes.com/athletic/69655…

@GrahamSmyth Fucking love football

@GrahamSmyth Fucking hate football

Goal Wolves. 1-0 on 8 #lufc

@MotoGPJules Pretty sure it was this one which I’m about to buy off eBay, pure nostalgia

@rracynotna Interesting.

Can anyone tell me whose autograph this is on a pair of Diadoras from the late ‘80s I think

@MotoGPJules Had his poster when I was a kid, it was the diadora angle I loved as I had diadora footy boots courtesy of my gran whilst all my mates had adidas Umbro etc

@GrahamSmyth No Howson ☹️

Leeds United's submitted Premier League squad. A host of U21s also eligible. #lufc

@BenJDufton @LUFC Robbie Evans did a press conference over a week ago about it

🔜 MD4! #FULLEE

@Waccoe1919 Have you watched him recently, he’s pretty wank these days

I’d fucking love Mitrovic by the way…. Big horrible bastard,just what we all need right now….🤣🤣✍️✍️👍

@andypitt60 Have you watched him recently? He’s not the mitrovic of old

I'd try for Mitrovic on a free, big and nasty, and knows where the goal is

@Tgarratt10 Fuck all harsh about it

Such a harsh pen that but Nmecha has absolutely buried the fucker 👏🏻