Who’s already on way back from stoke on Trent 😂

Aged like fine wine

Casual Sell & Swap 🧵 Selling - MUST post a price with pics, size, & condition. NO LINKS Swaps - MUST be specific with what you want, with pics & details of what you are offering All brands, football shirts, etc. welcome Please retweet, it helps! Be polite, happy hunting ✌🏻

Steven N’Zonzi goal! First World Cup winner to score in the Championship??

The fan presale is now live for Warriors Dance - Summer 2026 If you signed up for the pre-sale or are on the band's mailing list then check your emails for a link. Tickets go on general sale Friday at 9am GMT The Prodigy HQ

3⃣,8⃣1⃣4⃣ That's how many days separated Steven Nzonzi's previous two goals for Stoke City FC 📅 He becomes the only World Cup winner to score in the Sky Bet Championship 🤯

RAT RACE is out at midnight folks x Pre-save it so it’s ready.

I saw this band literally years ago by chance . They have some absolute belters then they pulled out this song years ago when I first saw them and instantly I loved it . This live is simply class . Finally it is released 🔥 brilliant lads The Kairos

RAT RACE is finally, after all these years, yours. Go stream it. Go and share it 👊🏼

Just to give you an understanding of just how good we’ve started this season. If you look at the last 3 league winners, only Leicester in 23/24 had more points than we do after 14 games. Burnley 22/23 had 25 points Leeds 24/25 had 26 points What a manager Robins is 👏🏻 #SCFC

Blossoms covering ‘Someday’ by The Strokes (Live on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky) Love this cover 😍

Captured in 1994, Blur stripped back their Britpop anthem “Parklife” for a rare acoustic performance. Originally released the same year on Parklife, the song became a defining moment of the era, pairing Damon Albarn’s wry social storytelling with Phil Daniels’ unmistakable

Rat Race (Acoustic) This is how the song was originally written nearly 4 years ago, before it got a kick up the arse.

Performed at the Brit Awards in 1993, Suede’s rendition of “Animal Nitrate” announced the arrival of a new era in British rock. Released the same year on their self-titled debut album, the song’s glam-inspired riffs and provocative lyrics captured the hedonism and alienation of

At Glastonbury in 1994, Blur delivered “There’s No Other Way” to a crowd already swept up in the wave of Britpop. Originally released in 1991 from their debut album Leisure, the track’s hypnotic groove and wah-wah guitars gave the band their first major hit, peaking at number

this acoustic version of d'you know what i mean is enough to make a grown man cry

Joined the RAT RACE long ago. Finally back playing live this week 👊🏼

“Walton Vale” a short story by The Cheap Thrills 🏠

Answer the txts Answer the phone baxter dury