What a difference a year makes this time last year i was fighting cancer and having chemotherapy wearing a hat because i was embarrassed about losing my hair but everything is back on track this year and just had a good holiday with my wife feel so lucky and happy

You mean the people of Newcastle, Gateshead, Hebburn, Jarrow and South Shields, don’t you? The Great North Run goes no where near sunderland! It’s TYNESIDE’S half marathon! geordietimes.com geordietimes.com

Name me a bigger cunt…I’ll wait.

Was great to be back at Goodison today after a long summer. Made up to get the 3 points and catch up with everyone from the supporters club, no voice left now but always worth it! UTFT

Joey Barton on the time he claimed he would score 100 out of 100 pens against England keeper Mary Earps... "I must admit I was wrong. For the first time ever I do truely believe I was wrong when I said that about her. I seen Beth Mead take a penalty against her recently and that made me realise I wouldn't score 100 / 100 pens against her, I would actually score 1,000 out of 1,000 penalties with my left foot against her, she wouldn't get near a single penalty of those thousand." 😭😭😭

Dared to be great by boiling himself down to a weight that he hadn't made in nearly five years, put some respect on @ConorNigel's name 👏🏼 #ConorBenn | #GarciaBenn

Thirteen-year-old Jake passed away just two weeks before his 14th birthday after what his mum thought was just severe hay fever turned out to be an aggressive cancer 💔 Before he was diagnosed, Jake's mum Lynsey was giving him antihistamines before school because he had a stuffy nose and watery eyes. She put his sheer exhaustion down to the warm summer weather and the end of the school term. But when a swelling appeared across the bridge of his nose, an X-ray at Salisbury District Hospital revealed a mass in his nasal cavity. Jake was diagnosed with stage 3 fusion-positive alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare soft-tissue cancer, in July 2023. He went through nine rounds of chemotherapy and 28 sessions of proton beam radiotherapy in London, but the cancer still spread to his lymph nodes. When further chemotherapy caused severe seizures that placed him in intensive care, Jake made the brave decision to stop his treatment entirely. Lynsey said he was incredibly calm about it, simply telling her, "We tried our best." He even managed to joke that at least he wouldn't have to deal with the cost-of-living crisis. Jake passed away peacefully at home on April 26, 2024. Before he died, he gave strict instructions for his own funeral, asking for a blue coffin and for 'Here Comes The Sun' by the Beatles to be played 💙 His final wish to his mum was that he wanted to be well-known and not forgotten. Lynsey is now honouring that promise by joining forces with a children's cancer charity and studying radiotherapy at the University of Liverpool. RIP Jake, you won't be forgotten 🕊️

Really is time dickheads on here shut the fuck up about Mykolenko,you’re just embarrassing yourself now and proving every single week u know nothing about football. Man of the match again,3 games this season for me

Yep. McNeil would've buried that. 😂

So sad i just lost my dad 💔🕊😭⚰️

1) You can’t tackle from behind (2) You have to make contact with the ball before making contact with the man, otherwise it’s a foul.

Reform stands with the people of Portsmouth 🇬🇧

Bruno: gets studded to the point his sock has clearly ripped and you could see the blood on his ankle. Referee: "yellow card for Maguire"