
Thea & Luca’s Dad. Nyomi’s Husband. Music Lover & Vinyl Collector. @NorwichCityFC & @ChicagoBears supporter. Sometimes contribute to @MFW_NCFC.
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You can tell how buzzing @MichaelBridge_ is for Harry Kane throughout this. Man is fizzing with excitement. 😂
I love that the BBC were sensible and gave presenting duties to @acjimbo for this too.
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Thinking about those six months in Norfolk 🥹
The only #BallonDor winner to call East Anglia home.
Well deserved, Harry Kane. 👏
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Absolutely delighed for Harry Kane, mainly because his form has become normalised way too easily. A freak season of 73 goals, only beaten once in history in the top five leagues. That was Messi and he is an alien.
Because there are (at least) 30 players that were better than him
Why was Cristiano Ronaldo omitted from the 2026 Ballon d’Or 30-man shortlist? worldsoccertalk.com/news/why…
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💙 Supporters at Portman Road this evening may notice QR codes in safe standing areas.
Installed in partnership with @sayitlad as part of the @premierleague Together Against Suicide campaign, the QR codes provide access to support for those struggling with their mental health.
#TogetherAgainstSuicide
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Emotional exit by Michael Carrick as fans sing his name. A farewell?
Supporters turn on players once Carrick down tunnel.
#MUFC
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LIFE OF BRIAN (1979) having Pontius Pilate announce his friend “Biggus… Dickus” while a guard desperately fights back laughter is Monty Python at its most gloriously childish. The guard trying to keep a straight face makes the entire scene. 😂
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If you still don't understand how MEGA Kimi Antonelli is as a talent in F1 and has proved how ridiculously good he is,
you're not watching the sport close enough
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DRIVE (2011) is one of those rare films where every creative decision feels right. Ryan Gosling, Nicolas Winding Refn, the synth-heavy soundtrack, the deliberate pacing and those sudden bursts of violence all come together into something damn near perfect.





























