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My Dog Bella crossed the rainbow bridge today. She was the best dog and taught the family and myself about our relationship with God. Always in my heart "My Dog"!!
@Blue_Eyes @JackieEspada
And the Glazers.
Replying to @UG_Osborn
The problem has never been just the managers. Manchester United's biggest issue starts in the boardroom.
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Thereās a lot more room in Pascagoula for expansion, build, baby build.
Ingalls and the Navy broke ground Tuesday on a $50 million SUPSHIP complex in Pascagoula. It is the second major defense project to start there in three weeks. robmaness.com/2026/11/ingallā¦
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Waveland is a cool town.
This is one of the best Veterans Day gifts Iāve been given. From the kids of the Southern small town of Waveland #Mississippi
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We are a military family. Beginning with War of 1812, Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Cold War, GWOT (Iraq + Afghanistan), right through to today.
Have a fantastic Veterans Day.
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We all miss Boone so much. Thinking of you Melissa, God bless you.
Good Morning and Happy Veterans Day! šŗšøš«”
@GenFlynn @boonecutler
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Has it reached the level having an Article 15 in the E4 mafia?
Honestly impeachment is just a rite of passage at this point. If you arenāt getting impeached, are you even trying?
In an age of endless lawfare, itās become a
pre-requisite for future high command for those who actually love their country.
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We all have social media. The problem isnāt the propagandaāitās how many people read only the headlines, believe without thinking, and turn it into ironclad opinion.
The Democrats drove up prices, making the U.S. unaffordable under Biden, and then paid ātens of thousandsā of operatives to marry this to Republicans under Trump.
According to Van Jones these operatives reached 32 million people on Instagram each day... 80 million on X each day... and 185 million on Facebook each day...
Psychology Subversion upon the American Populace.
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Agreed, the players need to fear being on the bench. Also need new ownership and a new board.
šØChristian Eriksen on the difference between Antonio Conte and Mauricio Pochettino:
š£ļø Christian Eriksen: āIāve played under both Antonio Conte and Mauricio Pochettino, so I know exactly what separates them.
Mauricio makes you believe.
Antonio makes you accountable.
And if you ask me what Manchester United need right now, I would choose accountability.
Pochettino can give you confidence. He can make players believe in themselves, believe in the system and believe they can compete with anybody.
That is a great quality.
But Manchester United have had enough people telling them to believe.
They need someone who walks into that dressing room and says, āEnough.ā
Enough excuses.
Enough hiding.
Enough players deciding when they want to work.
That is Conte.
With Antonio, you cannot pretend.
If you donāt run, he knows.
If you donāt track your man, he knows.
If you give the ball away and donāt fight to win it back, he knows.
And I think that is exactly what Manchester United need.
Because when a club becomes comfortable with losing, you need someone who makes losing uncomfortable again.
That is Conte.
I know people will say, āBut Conte can be difficult.ā
Yes.
That is partly why I would choose him.
Manchester United donāt need another manager whose first priority is making everyone happy.
They need a manager who is willing to upset players if that is what it takes to make the team better.
Conte doesnāt care about your name.
He doesnāt care what you cost.
He doesnāt care how many followers you have.
If you arenāt giving everything, you will hear about it.
I experienced that mentality myself.
You could walk into training thinking you had a good week, and Antonio would find the one thing you did badly.
At first you think, āWhy is he talking about this?ā
Then you understand.
He is trying to make your minimum level higher.
That is what Manchester United need.
Because their problem isnāt talent.
It is standards.
There are players at United who are capable of playing at the highest level, but the team has too many moments where the intensity disappears.
That cannot happen at Manchester United.
Not if you want to win.
And this is why I would take Conte over Pochettino.
Pochettino could build something beautiful.
Conte could walk into that dressing room and make people fight for it.
Manchester United are not at the stage where beauty should be the priority.
They need to become difficult to play against again.
They need opponents to know that coming to Old Trafford means suffering.
They need players who hate losing more than they enjoy winning.
Conte can create that mentality.
I remember what it felt like playing under him.
There was no hiding.
You either gave everything or you became part of the problem.
And sometimes that is exactly what a club needs when it is dying.
Not another manager telling everybody the future is bright.
Someone willing to walk into the darkness and turn the lights on himself.
That is Antonio Conte.
If Manchester United give him control, I believe he could change the mentality of that club faster than people expect.
Pochettino can give you belief.
Conte can give you belief, discipline and fear of failure.
And for Manchester United, I would take the manager who makes losing unacceptable again.
Because before you become champions, you have to become a team that refuses to lose.
Conte understands that better than almost anyone Iāve worked with.ā
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Fire the entire board. Dream Glazers sell the club, but they wonāt, itās an ATM feeding their greed.
When Michael Carrick goes, should the director of football Jason Wilcox go as well? Was he over-promoted when Dan Ashworth left? Ashworth was ābest in classā, very experienced. Wilcox wasnāt/isn't "best in class". Recruitment has been a mess, namely the transfer strategy of targeting one area, midfield, this summer. So naive. Some strengthening required with Casemiro gone and Ugarte injured/not good enough but the team were crying out for investment at left-back and striker. Ā£50m for Andrey Santos? United are not buying best in class.
DoF should be working to a clubās DNA. Unitedās historic identity is well-known: attacking with pace, width, intensity, expression, defiance and the dash of youth. Playing football the Matt Busby way, the Alex Ferguson way. Those days are long gone, United don't have anywhere near the quality of player or manager, but attempting to follow principles laid down by Busby and Ferguson, which fans crave, should be Wilcox's stated ambition.
But Wilcox hasnāt recruited to restore that DNA. Properly-run football operations like Brighton sell players/change coaches but have an established DNA and way of playing (attacking, pressing). Brighton have best in class recruitment, data with due diligence into character. United don't.
Carrick can go but the problem remains. Reports suggest that United pursue Mauricio Pochettino as Carrickās successor. Good choice. Heās a very good manager, man-manager, great with the media (coffees and chats in London with journos he knows), diplomatic with those upstairs and popular amongst staff. Poch would have a short-term bounce but will he have the players? United's problem is short-term and long-term, and Wilcox has to take responsibility for that.
United will remain stuck in a doom cycle until best in class is appointed to run recruitment and better players - with the right character - are bought. United will continue to drift until the debilitating, debt-stained ownership model changes, and they get back to being a great football club first and foremost with the whole commercial operation supporting that, not interest repayments. #MUFC
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She thought she was smart enough to outsmart the copsā¦
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I've been doing it wrong the entire time.
Gonna switch to Moore resume mode.
Did you know I scored so high on the ASVAB it created a computer glitch and listed my career field as "Interdimensional Aerospace Operations" where I worked on the F-47 Quantum Phantom and the Celestial Reconnaissance and Astral Projection program.
šØ Maryland Gov. Wes Mooreās āI led paratroopers in combatā story just got shredded by his own Army commander.
Retired Lt. Col. Jamie Gottschling (Mooreās direct supervisor in Afghanistan): He was a staff officer.
Desk job. Information ops. Never led troops. Never saw direct combat. āNot a paratrooper.ā āGive me a break.ā
Mooreās been selling a war-hero resume for years while real soldiers did the fighting.
Stolen valor for a 2028 run?
Classic Democrat. Be honest.šš¼
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Why do all these "light in the loafers" dudes think growing a beard will make them masculine?
This man literally looks like he smells - and he smells like a male prostitute who has been living out of the mens room at DC's Union Station for the past week...
@RepJasonCrow's appearance is no accident - this is the new and improved "soy boy" look that helps justify their estrogen driven emotional outbursts such as the one you see here...
This "man" is dangerously incompetent and probably a danger to himself and others...
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Jezebel-in-Heat and a Floozy with a Pulse think they are good people. The jokes write themselves.
āIām better than them. I do not want to be like them.ā
Jennifer Welch is still pretending to be a good person and like the only reason she issued the āapologyā was to ābe better.ā
The reason she issued the apology was that the clip had already gone viral and big sponsors like cashapp had already dropped her.
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Made me laugh.
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Why were they funding her in the first place? It's not like this is the first hateful, vile, evil statement she's made on air.
Jennifer Welchās sponsor LifePro responded to my video demanding they remove their sponsorship, and they too have pulled the plug.
Who is going to fund her stupid podcast now when everyone is walking away?
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Paul Merson gets a lot right, but misses the biggest issue. It's the Glazers, they use this once mighty club as a personal ATM. To rescue the club two things need to happen: Glazers sell and fire the board.
skysports.com/football/news/ā¦
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