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It’s only my opinion, but I think this is the best comedy series that has ever been written . Will never be matched . #fawltytowers
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Unexpected bestie meetups💀>>>🔞
A Threa️❤️🔥️👇🎥
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Replying to @WestHam_Central
Nobody buy merch until they do so they hurry up
With enough money & employees shit like that should take a couple days maximum
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Every football match I go to starts with a load of people missing the kickoff while they finish their pint before they disappear again on 40 minutes to get a HT pint and then reappearing on 50 mins having downed at least one more pint
Banning booze in the stands just encourages binge drinking and ends up with more people pissed
Let supporters have a drink, respect them and treat them like other sports respect their fans
Constantly painting football fans as different to supporters of other sports just plays into that stereotype
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51 years ago today, one of most iconic British sitcoms made its debut on the BBC.
Who else loved Fawlty Towers?
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Millwall goalkeeper @filipmarschall_ FALSELY accusing Taty of spitting on him should be the exact same punishment as spitting on an opponent. Disgusting behaviour!!! 3 match ban MINIMUM is required. Lying prick!!!! #DockersDerby #COYI
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Billy Bonds would have turned 80 today
West Ham legend forever remembered & with us all the way ❤️⚒
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Lovely Piece on Ludo from the BBC 'Big Ludo' - trailblazing keeper who became West Ham cult figure - bbc.com/sport/football/artic…
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That was a sensational performance & one that feels like a big message to the rest of the Championship
Nuno is proving many including me wrong with this run of form. Fair play he got it spot on tonight
WEST HAM ARE MASSIVE ⚒⚒
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Fred Dibnah
Born in the industrial town of Bolton, Lancashire, Dibnah spent his life keeping the skills of the Industrial Revolution alive. He famously scaled towering factory chimneys without safety harnesses or modern fall protection, relying entirely on wooden ladders, ropes, and sheer grit.
This is old England and I want it back























