City fan group @WeAre1894 release a statement ahead of today’s game - where there will be a display in the south stand - saying there will be a fan forum over the Premier League verdict when the appeal process is complete. Statement:
‘City have mentioned the "tyranny of the majority" previously. The current feeling from a majority of fans is that they don't believe the process is impartial and the constant leaks and speculation highlight this protectionist set up.
Non-cooperation has been mentioned however everything was supposed to be NDA'd but the media have been able to talk a lot about a supposedly private hearing.
City fans have seen the club overturn previous judgements too. This is really why the City fans are not rushing to conclusions and today's display reflects the fact we don't need anyone telling what to do or how to feel.
We will be holding a public fans forum with The Citizens Trust after the appeal result is known to see where supporters are at that moment. 1894 Group’
Pat Rose retweeted
People were told this
They chose to ignore it
They are still told this
But their pig headedness will rather back this stinking arsonist rather than do all we can to get back in EU
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1346: longbows
1356: rear attack
1415: longbows
1495: plague, a pope, and supply lines
1525: their own stupidity
1672: flood the dykes
1704: two military geniuses
1805: one-eyed genius
1812: a Russian winter
1815: infantry squares and a stiff upper lip
1954: take the high ground
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“Not anger, not fear, just love…..” Pep’s goodbye is masterful, this is real Manchesterism, the spirit of the place, the essence of the north through loss, through pain, through it all to glory. A truly spiritual man. A leader.
Replying to @Nigel_Farage @ArchRose90
Nigel, this is obviously bollocks
If you want to talk about “defending the nation,” then tell the full story.
Over 2.5 million soldiers from the Indian subcontinent fought for Britain in World War I. Around 400,000 Muslims served in World War II. They fought against fascism. They fought for freedom. My great-grandfather was one of them.
So don’t you dare talk about “surrender.”
We didn’t surrender to fascists then and we won’t now.
What you’re doing is something else entirely: dividing people, stoking fear, and pretending it’s patriotism.
And while you’re busy pointing fingers, let’s talk about your record.
You pushed a project that’s left the UK economy weaker with credible estimates showing around a 4% loss to GDP and trade significantly reduced. That’s real damage to real people.
And let’s not ignore the company you’ve kept including figures like Nathan Gill, who was suspended and investigated over links tied to Russian interests. That’s not “defending Britain” that’s raising serious questions about judgment and alliances.
So no, Nigel this isn’t about “protecting culture.”
It’s about you trying to divide the country again because it’s the only politics you’ve got left
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It's almost as if being a big rich dicky in the venerable old man's club of International Petrochemicals has made him a bitter, selfish man with very questionable levels of moral fortitude.
Manchester United part-owner has told @EdConwaySky the UK has been "colonised" by immigrants, who are draining resources from the state, as he warns of the country facing profound political, social and economic challenges.
🔗 trib.al/osc1ZDm
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The last time Manchester United played fewer games in a season Asquith was Prime Minister.
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Richard, just imagine what it would be like for Gabby, or a member of her family, to read this.
I’m hoping you have just worded this badly and it isn’t a dig at a really difficult time.
There is still time to change it.
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Cut benefits, cut minimum wage, raise retirement age, means test pensions, get rid of the NHS.
Why are you voting for Farage?
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The first thing Rachel Reeves' Labour Party did when it entered power was attack the weakest in society, so the richest don't have to pay more tax.
That's not any Labour Party I recognise.
It's been hijacked by the beancounters.
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Today marks 31 years since Brazil played the Netherlands in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Before the match, the BBC used the opening credits from ‘Dallas’ to create one of the greatest football intros of all time.
Absolutely glorious. 🇺🇸

































