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Your link has been automatically embedded. Display as a link insteadis what I get when I post a tweet, it normally just embeds no problem? the tweet I have posted above is just text to me!. Does everyone see text or is the tweet visible to everyone?

I've never changed the way I post tweets! I'll have a few posts/tweets in here to see if I can fix it

Frankie, even when you/someone quotes my post it reads as text

Edit: Removed because that image was giving me the boke. @der Berliner has posted the direct link below.

Lifted from FF: Denmark is set to reopen its premier football league in late May as COVID-19 restrictions ease in the country. The Danish 3F Super League will start on May 28 with a postponed match, the organizers said in a statement on the website on Monday.Called Superliga in Danish, it stated that the 2019-2020 season will get underway when Aarhus GF will take on Randers.The games in Denmark will be held behind closed doors for health reasons and the regular season is expected to finish on July 26.Following the regular round, the Superliga will conclude with the playoff final for UEFA Europa League campaign on July 29.The Superliga was suspended in March to stem the spread of coronavirus. The Polish league starts back next weekend and is live on Premier Sports.Behind closed doors.

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Public Consultation Albion Housing, Edmiston Drive/Broomloan Road, Ibrox Glasgow Welcome Thank you for taking time to view our online public exhibition in relation to the proposed development of the Albion Car Park at the junction of Broomloan Road and Edmiston Drive Ibrox. A Proposal of Application Notice was submitted Glasgow City Council on 17th March 2020 outlining the intentions of Merchant Homes Partnerships Limited to develop the site. The description of the development is as follows: - Erection of residential development consisting of 160 flatted units and associated works. Glasgow City Council have allocated the Proposal of Application Notice reference 20/00870/PAN. Information about the Proposed Development Information about the proposed development can be viewed and downloaded by clicking here. We want your views We would like to receive your views on the proposed development. This will help us to inform the final proposal to be submitted to Glasgow City Council. Please fill in and submit the online Feedback Form with your comments. The Feedback form can be found by clicking here. You can also let us have your comments by :- Writing to us at Merchant House, 365 Govan Road, Glasgow, G51 2SE E-mailing us at public-consultation@merchanthomes.co.uk Calling us on 0141 420 2026 All comments must be received by us no later than Thursday 11th June 2020. Public Consultation Event 29th May 2020 As a result of restrictions on public gatherings imposed by Government during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic we cannot hold the Public Event which was to be held in Ibrox Parish Church on 26th May 2020. As an alternative, we will be hosting a live Question & Answer session on Friday 29th May 2020 between 1pm and 4pm. You can join this event on this page. You can also submit any questions that you have regarding the development to the email or postal addresses provided from Friday 29th May 2020 until Saturday 6th June 2020. We will endeavour to answer any questions within two working days and will allow 48 hours for you to give final comment on our answer. Please note that any comments made to us are not representations to the Planning Authority. If we submit a Planning Application there will be an opportunity to make representations to on that application to the Planning Authority. Privacy We will hold and process any personal data you provide us with in accordance with our Privacy Policy details of which can be found on our website. If completing the Feedback Form you do not require to leave your personal details. We will only contact you if you require an answer to a question you have submitted to us. https://merchanthomes.co.uk/public-consultation

I've never really seen the point in slagging players too much, aye the odd shout or so, but it's not the players who pick themselves to play! the manager should get any criticism for selecting the players.

TBH, if Scottish football just lets this go then I fear we will never get another title any time soon!. The corrupt cabal/SPFL are getting away with total corruption all to please one club, accepting the whole voting fiasco has damaged Scottish football for good, allowing clubs to be relegated with 8 matches to still to play fucking stinks, legal action to bring the cabal down is the only way to at least start on a level playing field, if not and they are allowed to continue then what is the point?.

On the surface it seems we have the best deal available, and when you watch the video and listen to the talk it does seem exciting, however as always the proof is in the pudding. What exactly happened with the Ashley deal? I can't remember!!. Also the Hummel deal? I think my brain is letting me down ?

mdingwall Administrator Today at 12:45 PM #1 Since Leslie Deans interview on Sportsound last Saturday then I have been In regular contact with Les. Les contacted me personally this morning via telephone and asked me to post his official letter to our chairman outlining his views on court action on his behalf. Can everyone please share this on all social media platforms to spread his word as his request? many thanks SJ I have copied and pasted his views verbatim and have removed his personal email address for obvious reasons. As follows:- In my opinion, There are a minimum of 3 grounds which would entitle Hearts, Partick Thistle, Stranraer and perhaps Rangers, to institute civil court proceedings against SPFL and the clubs who voted to expel the first 3 clubs. Firstly, the clubs formed a common purpose. In the case of the premiership , that was to play 38 games against each other with club 12 to be relegated after these games were played. A common purpose creates a duty of care to each other. The actions of certain other members breach that duty. Additionally the SPFL must act in the best interest of all member clubs and I believe they have failed to do so. Their actions and conduct are set out in the dossier prepared by Rangers. The excuse given for abandoning the current campaign is that they want to start a new campaign, excluding Hearts from the Premiership. The chairman of SPFL has stated he hopes this can happen by July. By committing to a new campaign with a different membership , before the existing campaign is complete , a breach of duty occurs. Secondly, there was material non disclosure by SPFL in their briefing pack to clubs on April 8. As I understand it, no reference was made to the potential rebate claim by broadcasters if the league was called early. Additionally no other options than early termination were presented to clubs who were told this was the only feasible option. It was not. By their actions and omissions SPFL did not act in the best interest of all clubs. Thirdly, the SPFL motion was not passed. Dundee FC were not legally entitled to change their vote after it was cast. The motion failed and no further motion has been put to the clubs. SPFL are acting illegally. The pursuers only need to convince the court on any one of these 3 grounds to win the case. If so, the following remedies should be sought 1- Interdict against SPFL starting a new campaign until the current one is finished, whenever that might be. 2- damages for actual and potential financial loss stemming from their expulsion. 3- the expenses of litigation. Yours Faithfully Leslie Deans

Agreed, the Rangers fans have more power than the club to hurt these clubs but choose to continue to feed them the blue £ allowing these clubs to continue kicking Rangers at every chance they get!.