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Losers quit when they fail. Winners fail until they succeed.. #NEPats #Celtics ☘️ #RedSox #NHLBruins
Boston, MA
Joined September 2018
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Master At Work retweeted
As of right now. I’m done with Drake Maye. I’m not defending him anymore.
I’m not huffing hopium anymore.
He needs to prove to me he can play well.
Last year officially means nothing to me now.
This is actually pathetic. Bro needs to be slapped and benched. Grown ass man coddling a 3rd year starting QB.
Master At Work retweeted
I’m officially ready to bench Drake Maye and get Tommy DeVito in there I don’t wanna watch Maye play anymore.
Master At Work retweeted
He wasen't crying bc of the game, he was crying bc he had to spend more time with his wife and newborn
Master At Work retweeted
Why are @ManUtd fans jumping on the Man City bandwagon Man U cheated there whole way through the 90s had referees in there pockets and still till this day are financially cheating they are £1.5billion in debt & are allowed to carry on as normal cos of the corrupt @premierleague
Master At Work retweeted
LOOK AT CHELSEA! LOOK AT ASTON VILLA! Fined tens of millions by UEFA, no points deducted, no titles stripped, no relegation! But when it's City, everyone wants us sent to the 10th division?! ABSOLUTE HYPOCRISY AND DOUBLE STANDARDS! I HAVE HAD ENOUGH!
🔵 The Premier League are trying to destroy the Blue Cartel
❌ Manchester City - Found guilty of virtually all 115 charges
❌ Everton - 2 Separate points deductions
❌ Chelsea - 74 Charges
🤝 The Blue Cartel stand together
🔵The Blue Cartel - History, Class, Tradition
🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty of virtually all charges relating to alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations.
The club are expected to appeal the independent commission’s verdict, while potential sanctions have yet to be determined as the process continues.
