falling on stories of good people doing good things like a drowning woman on a lifebelt

In January 1898, Southampton FC beat Leicester Fosse in the FA Cup. That night, the #SaintsFC captain went out for a drink. On Sunday morning he woke up in a police cell... Jack Farrell’s Saturday night scrap: historicsouthampton.co.uk/farrell/

Remember - If you meet any England football fans "hands, face, space". #indyref2 #brexit #DissolveTheUnion #Engurland #Euros2021 #Euro2021 #England

This is my son Finn who has been missing for 4 years today. Finn is now 21 years old. Never a day goes by that we don't think about & you are so loved. Plz RT to continue to raise awareness. Any info contact Missing People #findfinn❤️ #nevergiveup⚓

Ich thynke but litel of a Mondaye bleake Tuesdaye grey and Wednesdaye eke Thursdaye Ich care nat for thee Yet Fridaye Ich do love Mondaye thou mayst fall awaye Tuesdaye, Wednesdaye myne herte slaye Aske me no questioun on Thursdaye Yet Fridaye Ich do love

It’s been an honour commentating the gymnastics today.

Greatly enjoyed this brilliant cameraman following the action at the trampoline gymnastics today

RT if you feel Duolingo guilt.

💬 Tino Livramento: "I didn't tell my dad I was starting against Everton on the opening day, so he didn't watch my debut because he was at Stamford Bridge to see Chelsea play Crystal Palace! That’s the only Southampton game he hasn’t been to." #saintsfc

Despite the challenges we've faced during 2021, when a lot of our business was shut down, we've still managed to recruit 54 prison leavers in to our business. I hope we can offer even more people a second chance next year.

Word of the Day is one I’ve repeated often, because the time has surely come. ‘Respair’, from the 16th century, is fresh hope, and a recovery from despair.

The new you, is still you. Celebrate all you have survived, good and bad. Happy New Year you fighters 🙌. #Mentalhealth #NewYear2022 #JoinIn #MentalHealthMatters

Word of the day (for the umpteenth time, strangely) is 'quiddling': 18th-century speak for paying extra attention to trivial matters as a way of avoiding the important ones.

The manager of Aldershot Town, Mark Molesley, has given surely the greatest football interview ever:

Word of the day is ‘perendinate’ (17th century): to mark time by continually putting something off until the day after tomorrow.

Word of the morning so far is 'thermopot' (18th century): one who downs a copious amount of hot drinks.

When I said butter, I actually meant ghee. I should have clarified

Word of the year so far.

#Eurovision#Mika That's the way you do it!