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BRITAIN'S BIGGEST FOOTBALL SCANDAL? youtu.be/LlLRWw47HOk via @YouTube If you care about what’s happening to the beautiful game and want more insight into the level of @ManCity cheating, this is an excellent film.

@Sassafrass_84 When was USA invaded then?

Pretty much.

@MufcWonItAll2 I find, you almost have to approach it as an entirely different sport - albeit with the same rules

Just put The United/city Derby on. I'll be honest, I don't watch much Women's football, I now remember why, this is horrendous football.

@chapatoni @MartinsCyn That’s great to hear ❤️ My family legacy started with my grandparents ‘courting’ in the 1930s going to matches at OT. Lived in the same street as Tommy Taylor. We’re now 4 generations on of Reds ❤️ “We’ve seen it all”

@MartinsCyn @seagrigio There's many older than me. A lot of oldies started their family legacy after Munich. It was a tearful time in our house. Now I have 3 children and 11 grandchildren. No 1 son married a Yorkshire girl. Daughter married an Irish man, No 2 son,an American. All Reds! Big win for me

A lot of people ask why there’s always been a certain respect and love between Manchester United and Real Madrid. They point to players who’ve worn both shirts. They talk about modern connections. But it goes way deeper than that. It goes back to a time when one club was broken… and the other chose to stand beside them. After the Munich air disaster, United wasn’t just grieving. They were on the edge. Players gone. The manager is fighting for his life. A future that suddenly didn’t look certain anymore. While the club was trying to find its feet again, across Europe, Santiago Bernabéu and his Real Madrid side had just become kings of the game. They had everything. The best players. The biggest stage. The European Cup is in their hands. They didn’t need to look back. But they did. When Madrid lifted that trophy in 1958, Bernabéu didn’t make it about dominance. He made it about respect. He publicly dedicated it to Manchester United. Not as a gesture. As recognition. Because he believed the team that had been lost in Munich was worthy of that crown. And it didn’t stop at words. Madrid offered real help. They were willing to loan Alfredo Di Stéfano — the best player in the world at the time — to United. Imagine that. At your lowest point… another club offering you their greatest asset to help you stand again. (The move never happened, blocked at the time… but the intention tells you everything.) Then came the friendlies. When United needed money, needed support, needed something to hold onto — Madrid showed up. They agreed to play matches, asked for almost nothing, and let United keep the gate. They brought their stars to Old Trafford, not for glory… but to fill the stadium and help a wounded club survive. There’s a story from one of those games. Madrid won heavily. But after the match, Bernabéu hosted a dinner for United. Not to celebrate. To encourage. He told Matt Busby something simple: “You are rebuilding. We will play you again… and again… until you are ready to beat us.” That’s not rivalry. That's brotherhood, love Respect at the highest level. That’s one giant recognizing another… even when it’s on its knees. So when people talk about the connection between Manchester United and Real Madrid today… It’s not just about players moving between clubs. It’s not just about modern football. It’s about history. About a moment when one club didn’t take advantage of another’s pain… They protected it. That’s why, for some of us, Real Madrid will always feel different. Not just another club. But one that showed up when it mattered most. And in football… You don’t forget that. 🔴🤍 As a United Fan, Real Madrid will always be my second club. Love and respect forever ❤️ #ManchesterUnited #GGMU #Realmadrid

Yes !!! 💥 Sadiq Khan calls for Britain to rejoin the Single Market and then the whole EU. #RejoinEU 🇬🇧🇪🇺

The far-right playbook.

@TheRealJamieKay Judges upholding human rights Avocado

The reaction of the far-right to any of these: Gary Lineker tweeting Interracial couples in adverts Oat milk existing Vegan sausage rolls “Too inclusive” cartoons Empathy The weather (woke now) “Lefty loon” teachers New Year’s fireworks display Easter egg packaging

@PaSheikhnaS @GraemeBailey @TEAMtalk By overpaying 🤷🏻‍♀️

@GraemeBailey @TEAMtalk He was incompetent but one thing Ed Woodward never do was lost a transfer battle to Man City. Maguire Fred Alexis He snatched all of them from City

Manchester City are ready to position themselves firmly in the hunt for Sandro Tonali as they prepare to overhaul their midfield with two blockbuster Premier League deals, @TEAMtalk understands. teamtalk.com/manchester-cit…

@olami_plenty1 Manchester United winners 1999 and 2008. First English club to do so. Did it without cheating.

Lavia at 21 -1 CWC Man U at 147 - 0

@QueenMancunian Please put an asterisk against City and Chelsea -aka the Cheating Blue Cartel

CLUBS WITH MOST WINS IN PL HISTORY Manchester United Wins: 762 Draws: 283 Losses: 237 Chelsea Wins: ~620 Draws: ~300 Losses: ~260 Liverpool Wins: ~610 Draws: ~290 Losses: ~230 Arsenal Wins: ~610 Draws: ~290 Losses: ~250 Man City Wins: ~540 Draws: ~260 Losses: ~270

🇾🇪 Once Upon a Time at Old Trafford 🇾🇪 We were incredibly privileged to have watched two of the greatest players of all time play in United colours 🔴⚪️⚫️ #MUFC #Rooney #Ronaldo

@otokyo__ Religion, Trump and Putin

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Yes, confirmed. In all-time English league matches (Football League + Premier League, as of March 2026 per Wikipedia), Man Utd has more wins than losses against every currently active English club. Examples: Arsenal (86-78), Liverpool (70-62), Man City (68-53), Chelsea (66-47), Everton (87-60). Only a handful of long-defunct 19th-century sides (like Accrington FC) buck it. Solid claim! 🎤

@Unserious_Exrha About a metre offside

Drogba’s goal at Old Trafford that won us the league in 2010 under Ancelotti. Won by 1 point too😮‍💨💙

@TiceRichard Genius. Does that mean we get an additional hour of Labour end of October? I thought the changing clocks thing was all about hours of daylight. Had no idea we could actually shrink and expand time 🤯

PLEASE REMEMBER The clocks go forward an hour this Sunday, which means we will have one less hour of Labour ruining our country 💥

This is what happens when bias replaces facts. Cristiano Ronaldo’s Premier League run wasn’t just good it was historic. In just 6 seasons at Manchester United, he delivered: • 3 Premier League titles • 1 Champions League • 1 Ballon d’Or (first in United history since Best) • 2 PFA Player of the Year awards • 1 Golden Boot (31 league goals in 07/08 — outrageous for that era) And he did it as the main guy, not just another piece in a well-oiled system. Now let’s add context since some of you are just typing with vibes: • Agüero — 5 Premier Leagues, yes. But zero UCLs, zero Ballon d’Ors, and never once the best player in the world. Elite striker, but let’s not force a debate that doesn’t exist. • Salah — 2 Premier Leagues, 1 UCL, 2 POTYs. Top-tier, no doubt. But peak-for-peak? Not touching Ronaldo. • Henry — 2 Premier Leagues, 2 POTYs. Arsenal legend, undeniable. But no UCL at Arsenal and never hit Ronaldo’s global dominance. Let’s be serious for a second comparing Ronaldo to these guys in terms of peak impact is like bringing a calculator to a gunfight. Some of you weren’t watching football, you were watching highlights and arguing off TikTok clips. Ronaldo didn’t just win , he dominated, carried, and left England as the best player on the planet. If you’re still downplaying that, it’s not analysis Arsenal fans have little to no ball knowledge and it’s been known for a while but this is discovery

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@JeffreyLuscombe Come to London. We love Canadians here 🍁

We cancelled a planned trip to Florida last winter and another in the summer to New York City. I hear a LOT of other Canadian have done the same. You?

REPOST until this post reaches @ManUtd and @Casemiro Minibus spotted in 🇿🇼

@futballrants @footballontnt Not a winger! Read the post!

@footballontnt wtf is this ?? You call this a fact or what and what is Rodri ??

Cristiano Ronaldo is still the only winger in Premier League history to win the Ballon d'Or whilst playing in England 🏆🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿