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Nick Whitcher retweeted
No fella, when it's comes to football & crimes, your publication committed the worst crime ever, when it printed lie after lie about Liverpool fans & Hillsborough.
So fuck off you self-righteous wanker, you don't know the meaning of the word honourable
#SaintsFC
🗣️ "Not good enough, not strong enough, embarrassing!"
Why #SaintsFC boss Tonda Eckert is a "very lucky man" 😬
Nick Whitcher retweeted
🗣️ "Not good enough, not strong enough, embarrassing!"
Why #SaintsFC boss Tonda Eckert is a "very lucky man" 😬
Nick Whitcher retweeted
“The Tories imported 5 million people.”
Coming from a former Tory donor who remained a paid-up Tory member while net migration was hitting record levels, that’s quite a rewrite of history.
You backed the party. You supported the people running it. You stayed a member until 2024.
Then you jumped ship and suddenly discovered the Tory record was someone else’s fault.
Changing your rosette doesn’t change your past.
We remember.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Suella Braverman’s parents emigrated (they were horrible economic migrants not from a war zone she hates).
She went to Cambridge for free and didn’t collect £27k debt like everyone else. Scrounger.
She used the Erasmus scheme to study in France. Which she has blocked.
Horrible
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(((Dan Hodges)))@DPJHodgesOct 2
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Well this is awkward:
"The surname "Farage" originates from a distant Huguenot ancestor. Genealogical findings show his lineage traces back to Georgius Ferauge, born in 1681 in Fumay, France, near the modern-day Belgian border. This ancestor emigrated to Berkshire, England, in the early 1700s, and the surname gradually anglicized from Ferauge to Ferridge and finally Farage".
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Will be very interesting to see how football governance views more than £900m of financial doping over nine years compared to a lad in jeans with an iPhone. Hard to justify anything other than the harshest possible sanctions. Feel for Man City fans, they’ve been cheated as well.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Can guarantee it’ll be less of a punishment than we got for recording a training session with an iphone
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Isabel doesn't need to reach across the seas to complain about this. As she lives in Dubai, her local head of church is Bishop Sean Semple who leads the Anglican Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Bruno Fernandes kicks Foden in the arse while he's on the ground. No bother.
Foden kicks out his legs... straight red.
Lovely stuff.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Sam Allardyce got sacked for less than Nigel Farage. We need to hold politicians to higher standards than football managers.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
It would be easier if Nigel Farage and Reform gave us a list of any donations they've received that aren't dodgy.
“It worked, boom.”
That’s Nigel Farage celebrating a Reform UK plot to break election law - by having a US company secretly pay for three influential political polls that benefitted the party.
Earlier in the investigation, Reform’s Head of Policy James Orr and senior advisor Dan Jukes arranged for a Verbatim reporter to pay for the polls through a US company. Orr and Jukes believed the firm was run by the reporter’s American father.
Mr Farage was filmed by undercover reporters from @Verbatim_Media as part of a year-long investigation that Channel 4 News has thoroughly checked and verified.
This meeting took place in his Clacton constituency in July - when Mr Farage was fighting a by-election he called after separate allegations about his finances.
Watch the full investigation on YouTube.
Nick Whitcher retweeted
So in a world where clubs have been shelling out eye-watering figures for players not worthy of them
Southampton will have signed Cyle Larin, Daniel Peretz, Keven Schlotterbeck, and James Ward-Prowse for circa £13m
Which is quite frankly, ridiculous value
#Saintsfc
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Happy Parliamentary Standards Committee Inquiry Restart Day to all those who celebrate.
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People of Clacton, @ByDonkeys have absolutely lifted the lid here.
You pay Farage £94k to be your MP. He’s hardly ever there.
Meanwhile his 12 other jobs have paid him £1,182,498 since the election, Mayfair gold dealers, tax-avoidance passport hustlers, US anti-abortion outfits, thousands of Cameo videos, the lot.
He who pays the piper dictates the tone.
When the bigger cheques come from multimillionaires and foreign interests, what makes you think he’s representing you?
Nick Whitcher retweeted
An offshore company controlled by Roman Abramovich paid £6m to Eden Hazard's agent, and the Club paid £1m that was undisclosed.
According to both the Premier League and the FA, there was no sporting advantage to a career at Chelsea for Hazard (who did not benefit financially from these payments).
Purchase price £32m
Sale price £130m
Appearances 352
Goals 110
Assists 92
During that time
2 x Premier League titles
1 x FA Cup
1 x League Cup
2 x Europa League
Nick Whitcher retweeted
Chelsea £10m fine for 74 breaches….
Saints kicked out of playoffs, deducted 4 points and now awaiting a probable ban for our manager…for watching a training session. There’s no big club bias though.
Make it make sense. 🤦♂️
#saintsfc
Nick Whitcher retweeted
The state of this pair. Farage and Pochin star in a new episode of Homes Under the Radar!
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And there you have it "Boris Johnson’s govt wasted £10bn of public PPE during the coronavirus pandemic, official inquiry concludes."
Never let them forget.
Boris Johnson’s govt wasted £10bn of public PPE during the coronavirus pandemic, official inquiry concludes.
Covid-19 inquiry chair, Heather Hallett, also criticised then Conservative govt's controversial “VIP lane” which gave high priority for PPE contracts to firms with political links to the Tories.
Full story by @david_conn
theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…


























