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Jamie Silverman retweeted
🎁 COMPETITION TIME 🎁
The great people at Quercus Books have given us a couple of signed copies of #thfc club legend, Hugo Lloris brand new Autobiography - geni.us/HugoLloris
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Jamie Silverman retweeted
Lying on this scale to the British public should be illegal.
It’s absolutely criminal.
Jamie Silverman retweeted
#OnThisDay in 1995
Former Tottenham player Nayim scored one of the most famous goals of all time as Real Zaragoza beat Arsenal 2-1 in the European Cup Winners Cup Final
Brian Moore on🎙
Jamie Silverman retweeted
TELLY GOLD: 29 years ago today the title race is reaching fever pitch on Super Sunday.
Blackburn must win at Upton Park, where they’ll be cheered on by one of their biggest fans...
... WWF superstar Shawn Michaels.
Jamie Silverman retweeted
Some classic Chris Waddle action at the Dell 35 years ago today
Goodness me. On a pitch like boiled dog shit, too. That left peg was legendary.
Jamie Silverman retweeted
🎥 Official music video for “Turn the Lights Back On” is out NOW! 💡 Watch it here: billyjoel.lnk.to/TTLBO
Jamie Silverman retweeted
We’re turning the lights back on NOW! Billy’s latest single, “Turn the Lights Back On,” is out everywhere now. billyjoel.lnk.to/TTLBO
Jamie Silverman retweeted
After the effect of 'Mr Bates vs the Post Office', let’s hope Toby Jones is also working on new TV dramas about water pollution, climate change, covid, PPE contracts, the refugee crisis, the cost of living, energy prices, and the NHS
Jamie Silverman retweeted
Reporter: Do you ever picture yourself winning trophies? 📸
Ange: I’ve got real pictures, mate 😂
This is brilliant 🤣
🔗 youtu.be/mvR_ngPSX3I
Jamie Silverman retweeted
Harry Kane now has as many assists at Old Trafford this season as Bruno Fernandes
Jamie Silverman retweeted
It’s 34 years today since Spurs scored one of goals of the 1989/90 season.
Here we see no less than SIX one-touch passes, before Paul Gascoigne goes on a marauding run and finishes in the top corner.
Fantastic sequence of play from Terry Venables’ men.
