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Man United have vowed to punish any fans found throwing objects onto the pitch by giving them a free season ticket for next season.
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The servicemen laying the poppy wreath at Millwall yesterday receiving a standing ovation, when they turn around, they salute the crowd and then have a sing along with them.
Absolutely quality that! 👏❤️
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Giant poppies made from painted beach stones along Folkestone Beach.
Absolutely breathtaking tribute. Lest we forget 🌺
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A man who would've been proud to see this moment...
🙌 Harry gave a mention to the late Kenny Jackett in his Ballon d'Or acceptance speech last night.
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Replying to @andyburnham
#Gaslighting Burnham
Fuel is your £££ cash cow
Reduce the VAT and Fuel Duty if you genuinely want to help.
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How has a football scandal surrounding Manchester City escalated so quickly into a geopolitical and international incident where middle eastern interests, business and countries are now effectively trying to blackmail the U.K.? And just how deeply is Prime Minister Andy Burnham (ex Mayor of Manchester) and his government involved in that. If they continue to get dragged into it will it damage Burnham, the Labour government and the country?
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This gives you an indication of just how much influence Manchester City's UAE owners allegedly had over Labour run Manchester City Council.
A senior official reportedly warned staff in 2018, “you don't criticise the council's relationship with the football club (Manchester City) and hope to survive.”
This was during a period now covered by Manchester City's 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules.
Why couldn't council employees criticise the relationship?
Who was threatening their careers? Who was enforcing this culture of silence? And what exactly were they so afraid of being exposed?
This is developing into a MAJOR political scandal.
🚨NEW: The Manchester Mill outlet has obtained notes from 2018 showing a senior official at Labour-run Manchester council warned staff:
"You don't criticise the council's relationship with the football club [Man City] in this organisation and hope to survive"
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Replying to @OfficialOAFC
@OfficialOAFC @officiallydale was wondering did anyone remember Ernie Cooksey today played for both clubs

















