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@stfcinbmth
Glory hunting Swindon Town fan that's always lived in Bournemouth. How does that work then? Likes San Miguel
Sunny Bournemouth Katılım Nisan 2012
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Mud,Status Quo,Sweet.
1974
I am 12 and living at the Limes Kids home #Swindon
I heard this tune on TV
Blew me away I spent my 50p pocket money on it and played it on a loop
Seeing @sparksofficial again soon
For 1974,was so brilliantly advanced
youtu.be/QAzESJ62irI?si…
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@swinDan99 No mate, there are still many who think he's great...
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#stfc.
Clem doing Clem things
TrustSTFC also notes that the debenture purports to cover the club’s shares in The County Ground Stadium Custodians Limited
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@stfcinbmth @robo_is_back @PnoTuna He used to be on the trust board, wealthy businessman, he offered what he was told it valued at and clem said no as he valued it higher
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@ChisieWeirdo @BBCWiltsSport No mention of buying back which would be the normal turn of phrase
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@BBCWiltsSport "Taken back"?
I'm not sure you can just "take shares back" from another shareholder
We shall see where this all goes next!
Doubt it will be straightforward
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CEO Anthony Hall says shares linked to Chris Kiely and Eddie Parladorio, held via their partners, have been taken back as part of the restructure 🚨
Listen 👉 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…
#STFC #BBCFootball #BBCEFL
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@BBCWiltsSport @Official_STFC No safe standing until summer 2027!!! no desire to move our club forward!
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FOOTBALL : @Official_STFC ownership & season tickets – exclusive @BBCWiltsSport interview with chief executive Anthony Hall…
#STFC #BBCFootball #BBCEFL
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…
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We will be defined by our ability to stand up for British interests in this volatile world.
To make our country more secure and resilient.
To give working people a fairer deal and deliver more opportunities for their children.
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“Clem is the 100% owner of Swindon Town FC”
Have the wives been bought out or had the rug pulled on them then?
#STFC
Swindon Town Football Club@Official_STFC
Club Statement: Ownership Structure
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Anyone else just like to enjoy a #STFC playoff season?
Not have owner issues, a fan splitting manager, a team that can play better but can’t consistently, poor comms, court cases, stadium issues and more.
You wouldn’t know we are 3 points off third. I want to be excited…
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500 homes in 6 years across a city of 9 million. Hard to know whether to laugh or cry
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan@MayorofLondon
Londoners urgently need new affordable homes. Our partnership with Peabody will deliver 500 new homes across the capital by 2032, helping families across London access safe, secure and affordable places to live. housingtoday.co.uk/news/khan-appr…
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@techdroider Same standard for all makes of phone. It makes perfect sense
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@RedsssSeaside @elonmusk He's an odious creature in general that always hides behind a post that has no right to reply
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@stfcinbmth @elonmusk You calling Khan an odious creature, for saying people of all faiths should be able to practice their faith freely? Wtf?!
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Why is this odious creature allowed to preach to us on here without us having the right to reply? @elonmusk x.com/i/status/20345…
Sadiq Khan@SadiqKhan
British values mean defending everyone’s right to practise their faith freely. In London, I’m proud Christians, Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims and others can celebrate in Trafalgar Square. Singling out Muslims isn’t ‘British values’ - it’s prejudice. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…
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@Official_STFC That just seems strange as it’s a long way to for Accrington fans to come down not thinking about the fans again
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Swindon Town can confirm that our fixture against Accrington Stanley on Saturday 18 April has been selected for live coverage on Sky Sports+ and will now kick off at an earlier time of 12:30pm 📺
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@AdverSport Why can’t we?
Maybe because there isn’t 18 games left🤷😭
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Ryan Tafazolli says Swindon still have the confidence in themselves to go on a run and win automatic promotion #STFC swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/25940825…
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🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Henry Winter@henrywinter
Good result for Chelsea: club fined only £10m and given a suspended transfer ban after Premier League found 36 separate undisclosed payments totalling £47.5m made “to 12 persons or entities on behalf of the club”. Lenient sanctions. No sporting sanctions. Yet these are serious offences, as the sanction agreement between the PL and Chelsea makes clear, stating “they were not only obvious and deliberate breaches of the rules but also because they involved deception and concealment in relation to financial matters”. Yet no points deductions. Just a manageable (if record) fine and a “suspended one-year first-team player transfer ban (suspended for two years)”. Surely they gained a sporting advantage by recruiting such players? So surely a sporting sanction should be in order? And where's the consistency? In 2008, Luton Town received a 10-point deduction for irregularities in dealing with agents (nb from FA). There still could be some further sanctions by the FA following its "ongoing investigation". PL points to mitigating factors: current owners Clearlake/Todd Boehly in May 2022 voluntarily self-reported potential historical breaches from the Roman Abramovich era. Club co-operated extensively and helped provide (with others) 10,000 documents for PL investigation. PL established “that between 2011 and 2018, undisclosed payments by third parties associated with the club were made to players, unregistered agents and other third parties”. Payments related to the purchases of players including Eden Hazard, Willian, Samuel Eto’o, David Luiz, Andre Schurrle and Nemanja Matic - there is no suggestion any were aware of the illicit payments. The detailed work of the investigators – and level of Clearlake’s co-operation – is impressive. The sanctions less so. It is a legitimate debate: should a club be punished for offences under a previous owner? Yes, most fans of other clubs would scream. It's a deterrent. And the value of those players' contribution and subsequent sales arguably still benefits the club. PL also investigated “potential breaches of the Premier League’s Youth Development Rules, committed by a former senior employee, relating to the club’s registration of Academy players between 2019 and 2022”. Again, self-reported by the club, this time in 2025. Chelsea punished with £750,000 fine and immediate nine-month ban from registering academy players from PL and EFL clubs. #CFC
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This really is shocking - stability and reliability of public records in doubt, personal data for large numbers of directors seemingly put at risk, and unknown impact on crucial and exacting KYC (Know Your Customer) regulations…
Dan Neidle@DanNeidle
Companies House has put out a statement confirming that, for five months, every company in the UK was vulnerable to the simple exploit we identified on Friday. It enabled anyone in the world to view and change their company details.
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