Grumpy Mancunian of Irish stock. More Beyoncé than you.
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Announce your withdrawal of support for Liz Kendall, the Prime Minister and Rachel Reeves.
What they've done today is so warped.
Absolutely putrid.
Why are we nickel-and-diming the vulnerable; EVERYBODY is poorer if we allow disabled people to suffer.
How did we forget that?
How much do I owe, please, Dawn Butler?
How much *exactly* - and why.
Just be honest, since you're an honest person. Just tell me.
I've received waves of racism & abuse since my #BHM speech.
A Shadow Minister referred to my "mates overseas" and told me I should "do one"
Who exactly are my mates overseas? 🤔
Today I called out his racially-charged comment. Grateful for Speaker's response 👇🏾
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I asked Labour MP Dawn Butler why she's demanding my constituents pay more tax to fund "reparations".
She wouldn't answer, but called me a "racist" in the Commons.
It's not right to make people pay "reparations" when they've done nothing wrong. Name-calling doesn't change that.
If only the Glazers had some commercial leverage in order to veto such things.
Like a majority stake in the business for example.
I don't buy this noncense for a second. Ratcliffe's cuts made him the big bad wolf and made the Glazers even more money - so WE KNOW THIS IS BULLSHIT.
🚨 NEW:
Sources say that the handling of Manchester United’s job cuts by Sir Jim Ratcliffe did NOT sit well with the Glazers, particularly Joel and Avram.
One source says that Ratcliffe’s implementation of the program jarred with Joel’s “sense of decency and old-fashioned values”.
#MUFC [@MarkOgden_]
The child social media ban can not come soon enough.
He spewed with CONFIDENCE, this statement: "...a clear fix: A David Beckham led consortium".
Who'd need about six actual billionaires to pull it off, by the way. That's presuming the Glazers and Ratcliffe a) would want to sell and b) wouldn't hold out for silly money, something like eight billion and upwards.
What the internet has allowed some people to think what they are is something to be truly hated.
My god.
Journalism is dead. @SkySportsNews have defined "BREAKING NEWS" with ....nothing but conjecture.
That's it. A maybe - and a vague maybe at that.
This is truly appalling, @Ofcom
It is utterly depressing that Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox are yet again charged with not doing what they've always done - fucking up the appointment of Manchester United's next manager.
AND WHO THE FUCK DECIDED Jason Wilcox is the way forward, by the way
Who???
MC retweeted
2 days ago, Kamala Harris had a thick black "Southern preacher accent" in Mississippi
Today, she's with whites in NH
Spot the difference…
I better see Bruno Fernandes being dropped today. Carrick needs to locate his backbone.
If he's going to lose his job, go down on principle. L
No cunts in the dressing room.
Dawn Butler needs to go around the country in a cost of living crisis and point out to people already taxed to death, with record low to non existent public services, and tell them they OWE money to other countries.
When she's done with that, she's got to say precisely WHO owes what.
Won't be farcical at all.
Maybe Bruno Fernandes is the problem.
He talks too fucking much and disappears when the heat is on.
Maybe it was him all along.
SOMETHING has to be the common denominator.
Utter horseshit. It looks nothing like any racial slur.
Lying cunt.
Abusive scenes at PMQs as @LucyMPowell appears to mouth a racial slur I won't mention at @KemiBadenoch when the Tory Leader takes the piss out of the PM about loud music on trains
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🚨 Manchester City’s financial troubles have taken another turn.
The UK’s audit regulator is now examining the club’s accounts and the work of its auditors.
No new punishment yet, but the investigation into the finances is widening.
This saga just keeps getting bigger 😭🍿
MC retweeted
🚨Jonathan Reynolds took a taxpayer-funded £7.6k Dubai flight to meet Man City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak’s firm mid-probe into 100+ financial breaches. He met them again after the hearing and in No10 a fortnight before the guilty verdict.
Officially “about investment.” With Burnham’s City ties and the timing, it looks like preferential treatment for the owners while the club fights the findings. City deny and are appealing.
thesun.co.uk/sport/40720635/…
Blue. Cartel.
A cartel of bribes, political corruptiom of our national sport and abluenose in downing street who deleted all the emails.
Putrid 🤢
I know you think football started in 2013 with Man City, but I KNOW you don't think the Metrolink started then.
The Greater Manchester Transport Fund signed off and paid for the East Manchester Metrolink expansion in 2009 and it took four years to build.
To be repaid over 30 years by Metrolink fares.
With zero effort, input or money from Manchester City or their owners.
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I'm from Manchester, grew up in ready Manchester and you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Tony Blair's government over about a decade, redeveloped East Manchester. Before city's owners had heard of the club.
Let's not pretend all of his that area looks today was down to them - it wasn't.
Manchester hasn't been redeveloped in any way, shape of form by "Abu Dhabi".
Manchester's redevelopment, which is almost exclusively Spinningfields, had left three people well and truly behind.
When you look at east Manchester, the sort profit deal is a terrible long term plan; woody all the ownership is in Jersey 👀 and the council, who's nearly bankrupt, needs to put up taxes for everyone relentlessly (and did so under Andy Burnham).
During a housing crisis, a cost of living crisis and when multiple councils including Manchester have no cash, it's almost immoral to gift large swathes of land away in the manger they have.
It’s a bit like inviting a wealthy guest to build a shiny extension on your house. It looks great at the initial summit, and it creates a few local building jobs at the start. But once it's finished, they lock the door, charge rent to your kids, and send every single penny of that profit straight overseas forever.
Perspective helps.
And you have none, by the way
I have been in Manchester since 2013.
The redevelopment of the city has been incredible
Across Deansgate square, Northern Quarter and Ancoats.
A lot of this was delivered by Andy Burnham.
A lot of this was delivered with money from The UAE - the backers of Man City.
In the last few weeks, the case against them of 115 charges for financial fraud found them guilty on every financial count.
In what should be a non political process and focus on the rules around the Premier League is slowly during into a diplomatic issue.
And when you have our former Mayor now Prime Minister - who in my opinion - owes his entire premiership to his redevelopment of Manchester and therefore to the UAE... the chances of an truly independent process becomes ruined.
Andy is a football fan, he voices his love for Everton. Who are the club which have statistically lost out most due to the crimes committed by Manchester City - but he will always put his own self interest above anything. Like most politicians.
If I was Everton Football Club I'd never welcome him back for the statement he made regarding the matter.
This should be a footballing matter, but unfortunately it is becoming political.
As a Liverpool fan, I burden significant heartbreak over the last few years of football, largely down to Man City and mainly have a City fan as a best friend.
Final day heart break, Unsuccessful trips to Wembley and so on.
I use my platform largely to voice my opinion and I think having a Prime Minister who owes his career down to a foreign nation state which have impacted our beautiful game is a very dangerous world to live in.
Hopefully the outcome remains independent and we can all enjoy Man City playing York City next season.
Yours Faithfully,
A fan of the the other 91 legitimate football league clubs.
I'm from Manchester, grew up in ready Manchester and you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Tony Blair's government over about a decade, redeveloped East Manchester. Before city's owners had heard of the club.
Let's not pretend all of his that area looks today was down to them - it wasn't.
Manchester hasn't been redeveloped in any way, shape of form by "Abu Dhabi".
Manchester's redevelopment, which is almost exclusively Spinningfields, had left three people well and truly behind.
When you look at east Manchester, the sort profit deal is a terrible long term plan; woody all the ownership is in Jersey 👀 and the council, who's nearly bankrupt, needs to put up taxes for everyone relentlessly (and did so under Andy Burnham).
During a housing crisis, a cost of living crisis and when multiple councils including Manchester have no cash, it's almost immoral to gift large swathes of land away in the manger they have.
It’s a bit like inviting a wealthy guest to build a shiny extension on your house. It looks great at the initial summit, and it creates a few local building jobs at the start. But once it's finished, they lock the door, charge rent to your kids, and send every single penny of that profit straight overseas forever.
Perspective helps.
And you have none, by the way
I have been in Manchester since 2013.
The redevelopment of the city has been incredible
Across Deansgate square, Northern Quarter and Ancoats.
A lot of this was delivered by Andy Burnham.
A lot of this was delivered with money from The UAE - the backers of Man City.
In the last few weeks, the case against them of 115 charges for financial fraud found them guilty on every financial count.
In what should be a non political process and focus on the rules around the Premier League is slowly during into a diplomatic issue.
And when you have our former Mayor now Prime Minister - who in my opinion - owes his entire premiership to his redevelopment of Manchester and therefore to the UAE... the chances of an truly independent process becomes ruined.
Andy is a football fan, he voices his love for Everton. Who are the club which have statistically lost out most due to the crimes committed by Manchester City - but he will always put his own self interest above anything. Like most politicians.
If I was Everton Football Club I'd never welcome him back for the statement he made regarding the matter.
This should be a footballing matter, but unfortunately it is becoming political.
As a Liverpool fan, I burden significant heartbreak over the last few years of football, largely down to Man City and mainly have a City fan as a best friend.
Final day heart break, Unsuccessful trips to Wembley and so on.
I use my platform largely to voice my opinion and I think having a Prime Minister who owes his career down to a foreign nation state which have impacted our beautiful game is a very dangerous world to live in.
Hopefully the outcome remains independent and we can all enjoy Man City playing York City next season.
Yours Faithfully,
A fan of the the other 91 legitimate football league clubs.