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Sheffield Wednesday Football Club can confirm that an agreement was reached last night for Dave Challinor to become the club's new First-Team Manager.
The 51-year-old will be in attendance at today's fixture against Blackpool at Hillsborough.
The club looks forward to formally introducing Dave to supporters on Monday, when further details of the appointment will be announced.
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THE FIRST OFFICIAL BALLON D’ONT, ALEJANDRO GARNACHO!
#ballondont
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Patrick Stewart couldn't bear to live in a UK without BBW facesitting, and I get it.
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Updated Top 5 days of my life:
1. My mother’s 50th birthday party.
2. Harry Kane’s Ballon D’or victory.
3. My son’s birth.
4. Ange Postecoglou’s Europa League Triumph.
5. The day I got my MSc
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Someone's just tried to panenka Fred the Red on the pitch at half time. He literally cannot dive. This sums the state of the club up.
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Hi I just purchased MW4 and I’m having this weird glitch where everytime I boot up the game it’s not fun at all to play
Any eta on a fix ? @InfinityWard
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It’s fucking #class
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Replying to @rihanna
@rihanna HAPPY BIRFDAY u hoodrat, bearcunt, crazy, sexy ass, freaky whole bit beotch. I ♥ u so much. Keep it real tonight, as I know u will!
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This definition of the word is wrong and edited in the screenshot posted, Bearcunt is another word for "someone who looks gorgeous/cunty and is as powerful as bear" according to the urban dictionary. This is also a stolen tweet for engagement.
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In bocca al lupo Khvicha, ti aspettiamo presto in campo! 💪
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The English phrase "Break a leg" in this post is an artifact of automated translation from Italian ("In bocca al lupo" or literal translation). "Break a leg" is an English idiom used to wish someone good luck, and is not a literal instruction.
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