Simon Moore
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⚒️Always ready for better things and counting down 11 wins.
All these football pundits that worry for teams and people eg “I worry for West Ham.” “I fear for Graham Potter.” It’s just a hunch, but I don’t think they really do.
#MOTD
#talksport
#Skysports
#MOTD
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August 25, 2025 at 1:05 PM
All these football pundits that worry for teams and people eg “I worry for West Ham.” “I fear for Graham Potter.” It’s just a hunch, but I don’t think they really do.
#MOTD
#talksport
#Skysports
#MOTD
#talksport
#Skysports
“Come on Tommy” now rivalling “Not there Lucas!” for thing I say most watching sport. Really hope he gets there tonight.🤞🏌🏻♂️🙏
#fleetwood
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August 24, 2025 at 11:55 AM
“Come on Tommy” now rivalling “Not there Lucas!” for thing I say most watching sport. Really hope he gets there tonight.🤞🏌🏻♂️🙏
#fleetwood
#fleetwood
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I still think represents the most shocking void in the UK’s COVID response - when the largest biomedical facility offered to undertake testing (many universities did the same) the government didn’t even answer. The cost would have been minimal. But no profit for private companies… is that it?
Astonishing evidence at the Covid Inquiry.
The Government repeatedly ignored offers from the Crick Institute to provide mass testing on a national scale.
Instead, the Government paid Deloitte consultants to project manage, not yet established, privately run labs.
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The Government repeatedly ignored offers from the Crick Institute to provide mass testing on a national scale.
Instead, the Government paid Deloitte consultants to project manage, not yet established, privately run labs.
1/2
May 19, 2025 at 7:20 AM
I still think represents the most shocking void in the UK’s COVID response - when the largest biomedical facility offered to undertake testing (many universities did the same) the government didn’t even answer. The cost would have been minimal. But no profit for private companies… is that it?
Telling Rashford he needs to play with a smile on his face - Alan Shearer, always known of course for his happy-go-lucky demeanour as a player.
February 9, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Telling Rashford he needs to play with a smile on his face - Alan Shearer, always known of course for his happy-go-lucky demeanour as a player.
No point recapping goals for anyone just joining if you show real speed low angles. Viewer has no perspective. Save them for art. Yours, grumpy old git.
January 12, 2025 at 4:45 PM
No point recapping goals for anyone just joining if you show real speed low angles. Viewer has no perspective. Save them for art. Yours, grumpy old git.
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Mel Stride says "the Chancellor should be at her station" during some market fluctuation.
Zero pushback from LauraK.
And yet Kwarteng was in the US during an ACTUAL disorderly bond crisis. FAMOUSLY sacked while flying back.
How can the BBC's top interviewer fail to make such easy connections?
Zero pushback from LauraK.
And yet Kwarteng was in the US during an ACTUAL disorderly bond crisis. FAMOUSLY sacked while flying back.
How can the BBC's top interviewer fail to make such easy connections?
January 12, 2025 at 11:30 AM
Mel Stride says "the Chancellor should be at her station" during some market fluctuation.
Zero pushback from LauraK.
And yet Kwarteng was in the US during an ACTUAL disorderly bond crisis. FAMOUSLY sacked while flying back.
How can the BBC's top interviewer fail to make such easy connections?
Zero pushback from LauraK.
And yet Kwarteng was in the US during an ACTUAL disorderly bond crisis. FAMOUSLY sacked while flying back.
How can the BBC's top interviewer fail to make such easy connections?
End of a very curious era. Predictably pumped by most teams above us, second best in most games, only one truly bad result and that in a match we dominated. Yet still 23 points (courtesy mainly of VAR decisions brought to you in association with Danny Dyer). 🤷♂️
January 8, 2025 at 5:02 PM
End of a very curious era. Predictably pumped by most teams above us, second best in most games, only one truly bad result and that in a match we dominated. Yet still 23 points (courtesy mainly of VAR decisions brought to you in association with Danny Dyer). 🤷♂️
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Farage is a lazy journalist's dream. No analysis required just parrot him.
There's some great journalists but the big news organisations overwhelmingly prefer the non boat rockers.
There's some great journalists but the big news organisations overwhelmingly prefer the non boat rockers.
BBC’s Chris Mason calls Farage a “master of storytelling”
Maybe the BBC could stop helping him out and tell another story.One about a grifting prejudiced conman who’s wrecked our country with his ‘Breaking Point’ Brexit but has never been held to account for the lies he’s told, the damage he’s done.
Maybe the BBC could stop helping him out and tell another story.One about a grifting prejudiced conman who’s wrecked our country with his ‘Breaking Point’ Brexit but has never been held to account for the lies he’s told, the damage he’s done.
December 19, 2024 at 9:09 AM
Farage is a lazy journalist's dream. No analysis required just parrot him.
There's some great journalists but the big news organisations overwhelmingly prefer the non boat rockers.
There's some great journalists but the big news organisations overwhelmingly prefer the non boat rockers.
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It's a tricky award this year for the Spectator really. You see, Keir Starmer took his party from one of its worst results of all time to a landslide majority. Ed Davey multiplied his party's seats by a factor of 9. Nigel Farage put his party on the map in a way it hadn't been before. Who to pick
December 4, 2024 at 11:16 AM
It's a tricky award this year for the Spectator really. You see, Keir Starmer took his party from one of its worst results of all time to a landslide majority. Ed Davey multiplied his party's seats by a factor of 9. Nigel Farage put his party on the map in a way it hadn't been before. Who to pick
It won’t help JL that Kilman has had a bad week too. He’s his signature signing. I think he’s a good player but seems very exposed in JL’s system. Which is strange.
December 4, 2024 at 9:48 AM
It won’t help JL that Kilman has had a bad week too. He’s his signature signing. I think he’s a good player but seems very exposed in JL’s system. Which is strange.
At least we are playing with identity now ⚒️
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November 26, 2024 at 7:55 AM
At least we are playing with identity now ⚒️