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Heartbreaking. Henry Nowak’s name has hardly been mentioned by anyone in the Mainstream Media. That’s why we must use our voices on platforms like X to raise awareness Henry’s friends and family posted this video of him and his sister Olivia with the caption “Henry is missed so much by so many. Henry's family have a drive and that is to keep Henry's name alive by raising money for “2Wish” the charity that continues to help them navigate their grief.” Rest in peace Henry. Sending love and prayers to his family right now. @elonmusk is already doing a great job of spreading awareness but collectively we must do more.

@dom_kwok 🙌🏽

if you see this post, like it. trying to see something.

This poor boy was running away from someone who stabbed him & stole his phone, but the police in the UK attacked him instead of his murderer!

@FootballFood Chicken tikka and salad = proper midlands grub Bullship 🤣🤣

British forever. You tell’em! 🥳

@Keir_Starmer Ah yes, the hatred:

Hatred and division towards who ? I am a Muslim Pakistani immigrant and people attending and also the organisers are nothing but kind to me. So what do you mean hatred and towards who?? I was there last year and it was amazing. Thank you @TRobinsonNewEra for hosting this amazing UTK rallies and showing nothing but love and kindness to everyone.

@MellorGary Who were we playing Ball Green Strollers ? 🤣🤣

remember rushing home from work to watch this and bringing the house down....

@FootballInT80s Last tune at hacienda Manchester at the may spring bank holiday party 1990 was …… 3 guesses……….

If you’re of a certain age, this instantly takes you back. World Cup 90. Pavarotti. Summer evenings. Football everywhere.

@KonstantinKisin He’s going nowhere until his Masters tell him otherwise…

Tick tock.

This guy is here on a temporary three year student visa. He just won a 5 year term in the Scottish Parliament. He is currently crowdfunding for another temporary visa Mental. Absolutely mental

@kathrynhall_ @Keir_Starmer @Sheff36 Won’t happen unfortunately 😢, not until those that pull his strings decide it’s time

@Keir_Starmer @Sheff36 Maybe something you could do is stop talking and wheeling out has-beens, and actually do something productive. Like call a general election and resign.

It’s important that we reflect and respond to these results - we haven’t done enough to offer people hope for the future. In the coming days I’ll be setting out the path ahead.

@Cryptoinsightuk That was the story going around over the last 3-4 months or so , who’ve ever pulls his strings will decide when he’s done with … he’s saying that to try and make them back down because a general election would be curtains for labour surely

@sjosephhow You're telling me he can't leave his own role? I heard they were preparing a vote of no confidence and he said if they do he'll call a snap election

So was the change proposed a blown up bond market and complete loss of faith as displayed by local elections?

@LukeSCFC1863 @eljenko One of the Trendy sayings that folk use nowadays… “make it make sense” 🤣🤔

@sjosephhow @eljenko Yeah, if ai can do it why can't an actual graphic designer. The new one just looks lazy, no effort and no creativity at all. The kiln's been copy and pasted from the kiln symbol they've been using on other things, and the knot looks like they've just slapped a pretzel on it

Controversial i know, but I think this new badge is loads better than the one its replacing. Its simple and got the key components there (kiln, 1863, correct colours). Glad its got no blue on it. Could it be better? Yeah, but I quite like it tbf.

@LukeSCFC1863 @eljenko This is a nice design btw , Iv messed around with Ai on a few occasions and they always look better option than what we end up with 😡

@eljenko I used ai to try and make it a little more polished and professional. I'd be much happier with this than what we're getting

@Footballtweet Fanny 👍🏼

🗣️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Ben Foster on Fabio Capello when he was England's manager: “I actually missed the birth of my son and his attitude towards me was disappointing.” My daughter Olivia had just been born, and my wife was about to give birth to our second child, Louis. I was focused with the England national team when I was told that labor had started. Without a second thought, I went to speak with the coach to ask for permission to leave. I expected an understanding response, something like: 'Go be with your family.' But the opposite happened. He told me we had training in an hour. That’s when I realised the situation wasn’t normal. There was a designated driver assigned to take me back, but he was driving strictly within the speed limits. Halfway through the journey, I asked to take the wheel myself. He agreed. I ended up driving as fast as I could on roads and highways to try to reach the hospital before the birth. When I finally arrived, my son had already been born 10 minutes earlier. Luckily, everything had gone well. Even my childhood best friend was the one who cut the umbilical cord, something my family still jokes about to this day. Hours later, his assistant contacted me. They told me Fabio Capello wanted me to return that same night to play the second half of a friendly match the following evening. It wasn’t even an important game, just a friendly. My wife told me it was no problem, that she’d stay at the hospital and our son was happy and healthy. So I went back, and went to the stadium the following night… but I didn’t play a single minute. No one gave me any explanations, no one spoke to me, and they didn’t even thank me for returning. From that day on, I made the decision not to play for England again as long as he was the coach. The problem was never representing my country. Playing for England was one of the greatest honours of my career. The problem was him. He never understood that there are personal moments that take precedence over football. He never congratulated me or showed the slightest bit of interest. And for me, that was enough.” 🎙️ @ManagersPod

@jtwknowles Consistency 🤣😜😂

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