United fans are failing to understand the role Metsoko plays in the team.
He's there to give the fans something to moan about. A focal point.
If we had a prolific scorer, the fans would be raging at having nothing to complain about.
Michael retweeted
Hey @grok is it true or false that Trump allies are holding discussions about declaring martial law to seize ballots in the midterms?
Answer True or false only.
Then provide details of what this would mean for our democracy.
Michael retweeted
Former Head of MI6 Sir John Sawers, "Russia was very keen that the Leave campaign should succeed and that Britain should leave the European Union"
"Because that would marginalise Britain as a global player and weaken Europe in general"
"That's the strategic opportunity the Russians spotted, and the leaders of the Leave campaign fell into it"
My view: Former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers says Russia saw Brexit as a way to weaken Britain and divide Europe, and that the Leave campaign’s leaders walked straight into the opportunity.
So let’s remember who sold it:
VOTE LEAVE
• Boris Johnson — political figurehead
• Michael Gove and Gisela Stuart — campaign committee co-convenors
• Matthew Elliott — chief executive
• Dominic Cummings — campaign director
• Daniel Hannan — leading Brexit advocate
• Priti Patel, Iain Duncan Smith, Chris Grayling, John Whittingdale and Theresa Villiers — senior Conservative campaigners
• David Davis, Liam Fox, Dominic Raab, Steve Baker and Douglas Carswell — prominent Leave campaigners
LEAVE. EU
• Nigel Farage — leading political figure
• Arron Banks — co-chairman and major funder
• Andy Wigmore — communications director
GRASSROOTS OUT / LABOUR LEAVE
• Peter Bone and Tom Pursglove — Grassroots Out co-founders
• Kate Hoey — Grassroots Out co-founder and Labour Leave campaigner
• Graham Stringer, Kelvin Hopkins and Roger Godsiff — Labour Leave campaigners
• Sammy Wilson — prominent DUP Leave campaigner
They promised Brexit would make Britain stronger.
Sawers says Russia saw the opposite opportunity: a Britain marginalised and a Europe weakened.
Michael retweeted
BREAKING 🚨 | Households have spent an extra £14k on bills since 2021.
Working people have been paying for the costs of foreign wars for too long. The government must take immediate action to reduce the cost of living - the answer is taxing the super-rich.
Michael retweeted
This is extraordinary.
I don't think I have heard a more articulate & accurate deconstruction & demolition of Nigel Farage's Reform UK policy than this, in under 85 seconds!
Trumps MAGA, AfD supporters in East Germany and "Ireland is full" gobshites need to hear this too.👇
Michael retweeted
More disgraceful revelations about Reform UK.
An ITV undercover investigation has exposed Reform councillors using vile racist language, including one calling for King Charles to be decapitated because he is supposedly Muslim, and another demanding Asian people be dragged from their homes and deported.
Farage’s party insists these are just a handful of individuals who slipped through its vetting process.
How many more times can Reform use that excuse?
The full expose is coming on Sunday!
Michael retweeted
NEW: Boris Johnson failed to declare to parliament a gift of private jet flights from the same cryptobillionaire, Christopher Harborne who gave £5m to Nigel Farage, leaked documents reveal.
New #HarborneReceipts investigation from @thenerve_news
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Michael retweeted
In 2016 Nigel Farage said that leaving the EU would mean fewer (white) migrants from the European Union.
Suggesting we would have more (black and brown) migrants from Commonwealth/other countries.
So when Brexiters are upset at th emigration mix, not only were the told this, but they voted for it.
Michael retweeted
Agree with @NickFerrariLBC for once. Zia Yusuf & Reform UK spent months painting “Boriswave” migrants as idle benefits scroungers who’d bankrupt Britain.
Today’s reporting shows the opposite: they’re filling the care, hospitality, cleaning and other jobs many British-born workers refuse, and they’ve been paying tax since post-Brexit.
Stop the denigration, these people are helping keep the country working.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage will tomorrow pledge to shut down the UK asylum system, imposing a five-year ban on migrants being granted asylum and deporting 90,000 applicants immediately.
In his most stringent border policy to date, the Reform UK leader will declare a “national security emergency” and announce a suspension of all asylum tribunals, legal refugee routes and resettlement schemes.
The policy, which Farage will announce on Monday, would mean tens of thousands of applicants would be immediately deported and any refugees granted asylum in the last five years would have their cases reviewed by the Home Office.
It would stop any new refugees settling in Britain and end grants of humanitarian protection – a legal status given to asylum seekers who do not qualify as refugees but cannot return to their home countries for safety reasons.
Legal resettlement routes, including the Homes for Ukraine scheme, will be abolished, although Ukrainians who have arrived in the UK since it launched in 2022 will be allowed to stay.
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
Michael retweeted
BREAKING: Funder of @Nigel_Farage's Brexit campaign met with Russian embassy officials multiple times & offered multi-billion $ gold deal
New from @peterjukes & me theguardian.com/politics/201…
Michael retweeted
An absolute banger of a TripAdvisor reply from follower Catherine, from her time at The Fat Seagull Cafe in Sandilands, Lincolnshire …
Michael retweeted
Quelle surprise a super-rich exodus recent story is shown to be complete bollocks
This billionaire said to have quit Britain over fears of a potential Labour wealth tax actually moved to Monaco in 2014 when the Conservatives were in power.
Next.
theguardian.com/news/2026/oc…
His career already is finished
Brad Spencer 'hoping to finish his career at Falkirk' after speculation following 'embarrassing' Dundee United offers in summer trib.al/397NizS
Michael retweeted
The last men's UEFA club final with 11 starters of one nationality facing 11 of another was the 1987 UEFA Cup final.
Dundee Utd's 11 Scots 🏴 Vs 🇸🇪 IFK Göteborg's 11 Swedes.
It happened in 14 UEFA finals, including Celtic in 1967, Rangers in 1972 & Aberdeen's 1983 Super Cup.
Michael retweeted
🚨🚨| Gary Neville speaking on The Overlap Daily on Cristiano Ronaldo's behaviour:
“I find it difficult because I remember the 18-year-old kid who came to United, and for two or three years he was imperfect, to say the least.”
“His numbers are absolutely incredible, but the patience and the tolerance that was demonstrated to him by senior players when we were younger was incredible.”
“I don't think that when he was at United the second time, he repaid the young... I don't think he treated the young players like that, and I found that difficult.”























