Lifetime in professional football , 28 years at Manchester United as player, coach, executive manager.
Manchester, England
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Padiham v Mossley 1-1.
Mossley better team, lots of possession and drive, final delivery let them down.
Again the initial aggressor gets away with it and Mossley player sent off for a push. Eight rolls by the Padiham player didn’t help.😡⚽️. Indecisive referee.
What a mediocre game, and how can the referee ignore the initial kick ( however soft) from Fernandes 🤷🏻♂️⚽️.
⚽️Eventful night at
Mossley v Clitheroe.
Ref had difficult night ( 2 🟥to Mossley & numerous 🟨)
Players didnt help her feigning injury etc and from a neutral perspective Clitheroe got away with some dubious behaviour.. Is pushing an opponent aggressively to the floor a 🟥??⚽️
Attended the funeral for John Farley today in Hull. The talented winger who played for Watford,Wolves,and Hull, sadly another professional player affected by dementia @RachelWalden.
RIP John.💙⚽️ – at North Ferriby, England
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Really sad news to report that our former loanee winger John Farley has passed away earlier today aged 74
Sincere condolences to John's family and friends x
R.I.P. John
😢
David Ryan retweeted
World Cup winner Nobby Stiles' cause of death confirmed as full inquiry launched
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If a manager said “ if it is goes to penalties we are bringing you off”
I would say “ see ya, stick it!”⚽️
Early doors and irrespective of the result, but the failure to select the best and most effective full backs is a massive error on behalf of selection.⚽️
That is the beauty of football.
Cape Verde, goalkeeper outstanding.👏⚽️.
Been there on holiday too😉.What a story, brilliant.
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Silly season is coming.
Tournaments everywhere, full calendars, full touchlines, and yes many of them matter because they raise money and keep grassroots going.
They give children opportunities, this is where it can shift, because when games get tight, it can stop being about the children very quickly.
• Voices get louder.
• Decisions get rushed.
• Patience disappears.
Suddenly it’s not development anymore, it’s all about the outcome. Not because people are bad, because pressure changes behaviour.
So be honest with it.
When it’s 1–1 late on, when your team could win it,
when everyone’s watching… Who is it about?
The principles don’t change just because it’s a tournament. If anything, this is when they’re tested the most.
The environment you create in those moments
is the one children remember.
• Not the trophy.
• Not the result.
Just how it felt to be there.
So before the whistle goes, decide what matters more to you, when it gets close?
