Jack’s Dad, Mental Health NC/AC in Acute Care, LFC ST holder, ex-cricketer. My own views and encompass all of the above...

Joined June 2011
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There will be a bucket collection for Zack Forsyth at Tuesday's game. The lad is in coma in a hospital in Thailand after an accident and doesn't have Insurance. Family are raising as much as they can to keep his treatment going.
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Massive game Tuesday night vs our Landlords. 📍 The Community Ground, L40 0SW 🏆 @nwcfl 📅 Tuesday 27th Jan ⏰ 7:45pm 🔗 app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tick… Get down and support the lads! #UTP
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Referee from Manchester reffing one of the biggest games in world football. You knew exactly what was coming here.
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Goals are rare which is why they are celebrated so excitedly. But atm we are being Miss Marple and finding every excuse to disallow them. The game is eating itself. At this rate we must as well go terrier racing. #MCILIV
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They’re making it up as they go along now… disgraceful decision
#MCILIV – 38’ The referee’s call of offside and no goal to Liverpool was checked and confirmed by VAR – with Robertson in an offside position and deemed to be making an obvious action directly in front of the goalkeeper.
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FT Here, Purps win 2 0
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If you're struggling to cope, please don't struggle alone 💛 Across the UK there are services, helplines and websites that can help and support you. You matter. Find something that works for you on our directory 👇 zerosuicidealliance.com/supp…
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10 Oct 2025
How @FutbologyApp has revolutionised groundhopping Read: theblizzard.co.uk/it-reignit…
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8 Oct 2025
Wake Up Superman just premiered on the @vernonkay show on @bbcradio2, and is now streaming everywhere! Listen now: james.lnk.to/NBLpresave NBL x #James #WakeUpSuperman #NewMusic
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Can’t believe it’s been a year since we lost Jason @MOTJGOALS Still massively missed and thought of at every game 💜
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30 Aug 2025
Happy birthday to Sometimes, a mainstay of the band's live sets and one you're sure to hear in North America over the next few weeks...listen now: james.lnk.to/Laid NBL x #James #Sometimes #OnThisDay
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Molineux remembers Diogo Jota 🧡
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Full-Time City of Liverpool 2-1 Euxton Villa ⚽️ Hough ⚽️ Kanga 🟣🟡 #upthepurps
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