Can you get the delighted head coach to discuss this with me please when he gets a minute. Thanks 🙏🏾

"Babe, I know you're annoyed at me, but can I go to the match?" "No, you're not going, and that's final." "Alright, I'll take the dog for a walk then."

Good and I hope she wins because it is the seat she paid for and if the parents were so worried about their children crying they should have paid for their own window seats. Just because your kids are throwing a tantrum doesn’t allow you to force others to give up the comfort

The way Antoine Semenyo handled his move from Bournemouth to Man City is an example for any player transferring clubs. In the summer, it was the polar opposite. Players forcing moves. Refusing to play. Fans suffering as heroes became villains. Not with Semenyo though. Despite

I scout professionally in football. But I never played above Sunday league. Six years ago, I got my first scouting assignment. Panic set in. "I'm just an analyst. I've never played professionally. Who am I to judge players?" Imposter syndrome hit hard. But I had something

Dads at the under 7s game when the referee gives a throw in the wrong way

Joshua Paul, an English football coach, offering an essential lesson to the young kids on his team. 👏👏

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Lady in blue, "Will student loans be the next misselling scandal?" #BBCQT Oli Dugmore, "My three year course, £9,000 a year for the tuition, on top of that a maintenance loan, I left uni with £37,500 of debt" "From the day I was charged RPI interest" "Since I went to uni in

Most people I grew up with supported United, City or Liverpool. I grew up supporting Bury. I dreamed of wearing the shirt for my boyhood club. I fell short at 16. This week, I’ve been given the honour of managing the club I’ve always loved. Dreams really do come true ⚪️🔵

I say this with the utmost respect... Do the role makers and referees have any experience of playing football at any level? I'm not even talking semi-pro, I'm talking jumpers for goalposts football.

The amount of people agreeing with the red card is laughable Never even a yellow, let alone a red

Reason number 4567 to not have VAR in the Championship. Second Tier alumni Lloyd Kelly sent off for.. landing from a header 🤨 x.com/BBCMOTD/status…

Imagine two families, each with three children. One set of parents work. The others don’t. If Labour lifts the two child benefit cap, the working parents will need to earn £71,000 to match the family on benefits. We shouldn't tax the hardworking to pay for the non-working.

The FA has set a target for 25% of England men’s team coaches to come from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds by 2028. For the Lionesses’ coaching staff, the aim is 50% representation. This is of course despite the fact that they make up less than 20% of the

➟ 2022: Cesc Fàbregas signs as a new player for Como. ➟ 2023: Cesc Fàbregas becomes captain of Como. ➟ 2024: Becomes assistant coach of Como's first team. ➟ 2024: Reaches Serie A after 21 years away from the club. ➟ 2025: Ends his first season with Como as head

let me get this straight a team will not be playing in the FIFA World Cup because they are currently being bombed by the FIFA Peace Prize winner

A great typically British take on the state of our roads. Very funny but sadly true. Where is all of the tax money going ? Not on repairing potholes that’s for sure. Please share

Many couples work hard, but cannot afford to have another child. Yet from this week, they’ll be paying more in tax so that couples on welfare with four, five, or six children receive more in benefits. This is not fair. It is not compassionate to make welfare pay more than work.

Imagine being a family where both parents work full time, pay tax, pay their own full council tax bill, and still can’t afford a trip to the Tower of London or a day at the zoo. Next door, a family on benefits can take the kids to the same attractions for £1 or a few pounds a