At last a referee has the guts to give no penalty on a normal challenge.

10 years ago my wife, the mum of our kids & the MP for Batley&Spen was killed by a far right extremist. At anniversaries I try to be optimistic about the future. But not this time. In the ten years since she was killed we have gone backwards & I fear our democracy is now at risk

Got a Yank commentating on the Korea game. Apparently, the goal line is now 'the end line'

Is @Flashscorecom run by someone from Scotland?

So they won't allow a ref in but they will allow this scum into America.

Nigel Farage Listens to the News

Compare the pair. Anthony Albanese and Pauline Hanson both entered federal politics in 1996. Same year. Same country. Same broad opportunity to leave a mark. Nearly 30 years later, here’s the comparison. Pauline Hanson: Bills originated and passed into law: zero. Her great parliamentary hits include: • a failed COVID vaccination bill • a failed burqa ban • a failed immigration plebiscite • endless motions, stunts and tantrums that generate headlines and but no actual law Her own political legacy is mostly framed around: • blocking other people’s legislation • forcing inquiries • leveraging crossbench numbers • complaining loudly enough that the media mistakes volume for achievement Parliamentary attendance rate: 53%. Which does raise the question if Pauline attended parliament a bit more often, might she have actually managed to get something done beyond scowling at modernity? Anthony Albanese: Bills passed into law in government include... • legislating the 43% emissions reduction target • 10 days paid domestic violence leave • cheaper childcare through a higher subsidy cap • energy price caps on gas and coal • household energy bill relief • establishing the National Anti-Corruption Commission • the Help to Buy shared equity housing scheme • banning foreign purchases of existing homes • wiping billions in student debt • full school funding reform • RBA reform • the under-16 social media ban • the Future Made in Australia manufacturing package • criminalising wage theft • lifting minimum wages for the lowest paid • delivering two consecutive budget surpluses • EV fringe benefits tax exemptions • aged care pay rises • support for nurse and midwife wage rises • legislated super on paid parental leave Parliamentary attendance rate: 83%. And that’s as the Prime Minister, with international travel, diplomatic obligations, cabinet management, legislation, party discipline, question time, and the small inconvenience of actually running the country. Compare the pair. One has spent decades in politics and can point to a list of legislation, reforms and institutional changes. The other has spent decades in politics and can point to a list of grievances, failed bills, lost crusades and media appearances. One knows how to govern. The other knows how to linger. One built policy. The other built a brand. One passed laws. The other passed through parliament just often enough to remind us she’s still there. Same starting line. Nearly 30 years later. One of them knows how to run the country. The other knows how to run a permanent one-person protest stall inside it. Compare the pair. General advice only. Please consider your personal circumstances before mistaking noise for achievement.

Seeing Arsenal fans losing their shit over a referee would be so funny if it wasn't so ironic.

Funny how a lot of Arsenal fans on here don't seem to go to games or they're a 'lifelong fan' without saying how long. Bet most are late teens or early 20s.

I may be overstating this but Kinsky's save against Leeds is as good as and as important as Montgomery's against Leeds in the 73 FA Cup Final.

PALHINHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#OnThisDay in 1984 Tony Parks was the hero as Tottenham won the UEFA Cup, beating Anderlecht on penalties at White Hart Lane 🎙from Brian Moore

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Immediately after the Burnley game, Arsenal have announced their sponsorship deal with Emirates is over and from next season, their stadium will be know as the PGMOL Stadium. #fblifestyle

I don't know what people are complaining about. Since when has diving through the air and ramming your studs into someone's leg been a red card?

Congrats to all the winners of @Eurovision 2026

Newcastle going Spursy

Kicking him twice whilst on the floor is surely a red card?

Up the Toon!

Wtf is she on about? I know that I'm on the other side of the world but how can there be a race if Starmer is still PM and hadn't said a thing about resigning? BBC News - The race to replace Starmer is on - but he still faces a momentous choice - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx21…

FUCKING FIX!!!!!!!!