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“Jesus, he quotes political stuff as if it's factual when a lot of it is mainstream bollox. As for Burnham, should be in jail for crimes against children!”
“Very sad to see so much negativity on X. I know our football isn't pretty, that we rarely win. We lose even less often though and have an incredibly strong base to build from. If we invest only in attacking options next summer, we'll be a f…”
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