Phil Carter retweeted
Sick of seeing awful club rankings where everyone somehow manages to put their team 15 places too high 😂
So I asked ChatGPT to rank clubs purely on history and results, with top-flight success weighted far more heavily than lower-league success.
This is what it came up with 👇
Phil Carter retweeted
Moments that make travelling all over the country worth it…
There really is no feeling like seeing your team win away from home! 😍
We played against 10 men after 30 mins & I don’t think there keeper made a save?Our passing was so slow tonight.Please dont let me hear JE say the word patience tonight in his post match interview after that performance.Think we’ve been patient enough over the years #dcfc
Phil Carter retweeted
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Derby
English Man working 50 Hours a week just to afford food & gas is employed to pick up Rubbish dropped by a Gang of African Migrants who he is paying Taxes to ensure they can live life in a Luxury Hotel with free 3 Cooked meals a day.
It’s so wrong on every level - this is England now.
Phil Carter retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: A Home Office whistleblower has revealed only 1 in 100 asylum claims are genuine
“There’s almost no aspect of the asylum system that isn’t either a massive fraud or just really dysfunctional”
He deserves a way better chant then that fucking boring du du du du….. David Ozoh that we sing for him and all the other players 🙈🙄😴 #dcfc #dcfcfans
🚨 David Ozoh completed a permanent move to Derby County, with a loan offer from FC Copenhagen knocked back and a slightly higher permanent offer from Al Ahli on the table, but the final call was left to the player.
@MattWoosie
I was in the army for 5 and a half years,I went to Kenya Belize and Cyprus for major training that prepared me for when I went to Northern Ireland and Afghanistan.Stopping major training is the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard.The government is dumb as fuck 🙄🤦🏻♂️
#army #fucklabour
Phil Carter retweeted
For all Rams fans attending the game tomorrow.
In the 28th minute, there will be a minute’s applause for my little cousin, Danny Cooke, who suddenly passed away through SUDEP aged just 28.
A lifelong Rams fan with plenty of opinions (those who know, know 🤪), but one thing was certain — he loved this club more than most, and his happiness often depended on the Rams result!
The club have been phenomenal since Danny passed and incredibly supportive of our family. They initiated the minute’s applause, and we should all be proud to belong to such an amazing club.
If you’re there, please join us in making as much noise as possible — something Danny would have absolutely loved.
Thank you & Up the Rams 🐏🤍
#dcfc #dcfcfans #rams
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