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@Spotify keane 'Frog Prince'

what song are you lowkey obsessed with right now? drop your recs below 👇

@martypartymusic 😅i asked grok what this index was - long day

Pussy index at ATH (Bottom signal)

@OpinionEmissary @Nigel_Farage

I bet you it will not be. We (The USA) will fuck the UK up if they try to toy with our Ally Argentina. We say it's theirs! Try us you wimp motherfucker!

The Falklands are and will always be British. 🇬🇧

@Shadygize Lahm, Cole, Maldini, Brehme before Carlos

FIFA World Cup best XI, any Changes?

@BenGrahamUK modular is the way - well done Britain finally getting our act together

The UK government has recently backed 3 Small Modular Reactors from Rolls Royce and it’s one of the smartest strategic moves we’ve made in years. This isn’t a short term fix. It’s homegrown nuclear capability, 8,000 skilled jobs, and long term energy security. SMRs are faster to build, cheaper than traditional plants, and scalable. But let’s be honest, 3 isn’t enough. If we’re serious, we should be targeting 20–25 reactors, scaling rapidly and positioning the UK as a net energy exporter. We have the engineering talent. We have the demand. We have the company to deliver it. The UK doesn’t need to follow, we can become a global energy powerhouse.

@OfficialBHAFC i remember watching him on his debut and thinking weve bought Chris O'Grady 2.0

What a player. 🇩🇪👑

@naiivememe make her work another 10 yrs first, remind her what a strong independent women means in reality, she will love it.

Your future wife working so hard just for you to retire her immediately. She’s waiting for you at the next bull run. Stay Strong

@alex_crook non starter - poster child for the Brighton model - very weird if club sold him just as he breaks into first team. More likely Verbruggen will be tempted away. Think uve misread the situation Alex or engagement farming

Goalkeeper market Is going to be very interesting this summer. Understand representatives of Carl Rushworth are keen to meet with Coventry over the coming days to discuss a potential permanent deal. Other Premier League clubs also interested in Rushworth #BHAFC #PUSB.

@CalebFranzen @MilkRoadMacro enjoyed it - thanks super engaging.

Go RT this post from @MilkRoadMacro... In 24 hours, I'll randomly select someone and give you a comp'd membership to Cubic Analytics for one year.

@henrywinter anyone with a working knowledge of young adults could see this model, a ticking ⏲️💣. Lets be honest, after skating round FFP all true supporters were impatient willing their downfall, and... even more satisfying for Brighton supporters.

If Chelsea’s leadership decide to dismiss Liam Rosenior how poignant that his last match as their head coach was at Brighton. The club where he finished his playing career, where he started coaching (as assistant of their Under-23s), where he was part of a family ethos that Chelsea currently lack, where there was support for individuals enduring difficult times, where talent gets developed and players take responsibility and work hard for the manager and the club. A club which showed empathy for a devastated Rosenior last night. Rosenior is struggling, the players aren't responding or delivering, the results and performances are unacceptable, the fans have been let down and he probably will be dismissed soon. But Chelsea's board must appreciate this: their club has bought plenty of players from Brighton. They could do with acquiring some of their culture, too. #CFC #BHAFC

@TouchlineX it was meant as tongue in cheek self-depricating english humour, 99% of english singing along with Badiel and Skinner had no belief we were winning anything at a time when football was dominated by germany and brazil - British humour straight over a europeans head

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Ruud Gullit SLAMS England's "It's Coming Home". "The thing is that England sees it as a gimmick, but the rest of the world sees it as arrogance. That's the difference." "England don’t own football. They invented it but a lot of countries made it better.”

@PolymarketSport SEAGULLS!

🚨FACT: As things stand, if Aston Villa win the Europa League & finish 5th in the Prem, BRIGHTON will qualify for the Champions League next season as England's 6th team. Villa have a 50% chance to win Europa League, per Polymarket

@EBL2017 😅 ur talking nonesense - A24 and A27 major road works - main arteries to the Amex. Kids need to be home before 1am

Brighton are the mid-table City. Play incredible football but still struggle to fill the stadium. Sad to see. But also poignant because with less eyes comes with less expectations and more room for failure and more room to experiment with tactical concepts without moany fans.

@the_mediaman1 Twice this season brighton have positioned around 5/6th followed by a crazy downward tear to 14th where we sing 'ur getting sacked in the morning' - its even better than being 'Spursy'

I don't want to freak anyone out but Brighton's next 3 games are: Newcastle (14th) Wolves (20th) Leeds (15th) They have only just started.

@henrywinter enjoyed this - thanks

Brighton & Hove Albion are regularly praised for getting things right on and off the pitch. So here’s a glimpse into one area. Culture. A lot of Brighton’s academy work is “player-led”, encouraging responsibility-taking. So when Jack Hinshelwood was given his first-team debut by Roberto De Zerbi three years ago, he could cope - at 18. The pathway continues. Another Worthing-born player is midfielder Harry Howell, who joined the club aged seven, was in the Under-18s at 14, and has already played seven times for Fabian Hurzeler – at 17. When academy players are called across to the first-team pitch at training it’s clearly not just to make up the numbers. “It’s for their long-term development,” Hurzeler says. It’s also for the team’s benefit. Hurzeler, like De Zerbi before him, gives them a chance to shine. “The pathway is very clear for the players,” says academy manager Ian Buckman. It’s Brighton’s culture. Whether under De Zerbi, who hosts his old club today with Spurs, or now under the youthful and very impressive Hurzeler, Brighton’s culture is “about developing people as well as players”, adds Buckman. This central quality of taking responsibility is key to their education as people and development as players. It’s embodied in Hinshelwood’s ability and willingness to play different positions, and his hunger for self-improvement in doing his coaching badges. He got his B licence at 20. I joined Buckman and Under-21s head coach Shannon Ruth in watching a game at academy training this week. One thing that was immediately apparent was how player-led it was. The coaches were there, making the occasional tactical tweak or observation or straightforward encouragement, and the players listened intently. The focus, though, was very much on the players taking responsibility, getting on with the game. Buckman points to the education they receive, and a culture that encourages players to do their coaching badges in promoting responsibility-taking. “Jack will be an excellent coach,” Buckman says. “He has great knowledge of the game. A lot of the boys come through like that. Jack would have a footballing background with the family (third generation pro), obviously, and would live and breathe the game. “In terms of our younger players, you're trying to get them to areas to be more player-led within training. The players will speak and deliver within analysis meetings. You start to see a different type of player, slightly more inquisitive, questioning more about the game, more engaged in their individual development plans. They want to take accountability and responsibility for what they do.” On and off the field. It’s why Hinshelwood could step from the academy and take charge in a range of roles, and why there are high hopes for Howell and for defender Freddie Simmonds. Attackers Tyler Silsby and Aidan West are amongst other academy players to contribute to a collective 600 training session involvements with the first team this season. “A lot of players go across,” Buckman smiles. “Some like Harry and Freddie…that might be 30, 40, 50 appearances. They're always keen to involve the 18s and 21s. We've even got an Under-16 who's been up and around the first team for training. It just makes it really real for them.” Mentoring then comes from senior players like Danny Welbeck (also tactically with Hinshelwood), James Milner, Lewis Dunk, Pascal Gross, Adam Webster and Jason Steele, amongst others. “That's one of the magical pieces that we have,” Buckman adds. “We're lucky with some good role models with the senior players who educate them.” #BHAFC 1/2

@MrBreadSmith 😅wonderful

$SUI is more closer to 1$ than USDC itself 🫣

@EmanAbio @AndrewYang absolutely right it strips meaning and identity. Let's hope AI will step in with our mental health otherwise the NHS will get us all tapping our collar bones.

UBI treats the symptom while accelerating the disease. We don't just work for income, we work for identity, structure, and belonging. Strip away the economic necessity to contribute and you don't liberate people, you untether them. Communities hollowed out by industrial job loss didn't suffer from lack of cash. They suffered from loss of purpose. AI displacement is a real problem. Writing everyone a check isn't a real answer.

It’s clear that AI will wind up funding universal income. Let’s make that happen ASAP.

@NotFarLeftAtAll look how slim we all were - proper fast

Born in the 70’s Raved in the 90s .. ? You were the last generation of RAVERS 👏

@benjamin_woods good work my friend

86.3% of SUI's TVL is stablecoins. That means almost every dollar locked on-chain is real. Not some governance token that drops 60% when BTC sneezes. In January 2024, SUI had $5M in stables. Now it's $505M. And in January 2026 alone $111 billion in stablecoin transfers. One month.

🚨Most TVL comparisons on CT are misleading, some are completely wrong. I checked how much of each chain's TVL is actually stablecoin capital vs inflated token valuations for $SUI, $MON, and $SEI. This one graph changes the whole picture: