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🗣️ | "𝐖𝐞'𝐯𝐞 𝐨𝐧𝐥𝐲 𝐰𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞!" St Michael's Rugby captain James Sherwin speaks ahead of this Sunday's @BankofIreland Leinster Schools Senior Cup Final in The RDS Buy your tickets here 👉 #FromTheGroundUp #NeverStopCompeting

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166,687 次观看 • 1 个月前

A driver says he was given a parking ticket on Southall High Street before he’d even finished parking. Have you got your UB1UB2 discount card yet? Discounts at 150+ local spots for only £3 a month 👉 link in our bio Dashcam footage sent in shows him pulling alongside a space with his indicator on, and two enforcement officers approaching within seconds. One speaks to him at the window while the other photographs the car. He tells them repeatedly that the vehicle is in drive and he isn’t parked, saying traffic stopped him completing the manoeuvre. The officer says the car is stationary more than 50 centimetres from the kerb, which counts as double parking, and tells him he can appeal. Some context on the numbers: Ealing issued 142,903 parking tickets in 2024, raising £5.7 million, the second highest in London. In 2022 it was 34,661 tickets and £1.7 million. That’s more than four times the tickets in two years. Since April 2025 a ticket here is £160, or £80 if you pay within a fortnight. Worth saying, the officers aren’t the ones setting this. Ealing’s own wardens have been in dispute with the council over alleged ticketing targets, which the council denies. The council also says it can’t legally use fine income as general revenue and has to reinvest it in transport. If you get one you think is wrong: challenge it in writing within 14 days with your evidence, and if the council refuses, take it to London Tribunals. Nearly 17,000 of the 42,000 appeals heard there in a year were allowed, and dashcam footage like this is exactly the kind that wins. Has this happened to you around here? 📍 Southall High Street 🎥 Submitted by @azim_m_a2 #ub1ub2 #london #southall #ealing

A driver says he was given a parking ticket on Southall High Street before he’d even finished parking. Have you got your UB1UB2 discount card yet? Discounts at 150+ local spots for only £3 a month 👉 link in our bio Dashcam footage sent in shows him pulling alongside a space with his indicator on, and two enforcement officers approaching within seconds. One speaks to him at the window while the other photographs the car. He tells them repeatedly that the vehicle is in drive and he isn’t parked, saying traffic stopped him completing the manoeuvre. The officer says the car is stationary more than 50 centimetres from the kerb, which counts as double parking, and tells him he can appeal. Some context on the numbers: Ealing issued 142,903 parking tickets in 2024, raising £5.7 million, the second highest in London. In 2022 it was 34,661 tickets and £1.7 million. That’s more than four times the tickets in two years. Since April 2025 a ticket here is £160, or £80 if you pay within a fortnight. Worth saying, the officers aren’t the ones setting this. Ealing’s own wardens have been in dispute with the council over alleged ticketing targets, which the council denies. The council also says it can’t legally use fine income as general revenue and has to reinvest it in transport. If you get one you think is wrong: challenge it in writing within 14 days with your evidence, and if the council refuses, take it to London Tribunals. Nearly 17,000 of the 42,000 appeals heard there in a year were allowed, and dashcam footage like this is exactly the kind that wins. Has this happened to you around here? 📍 Southall High Street 🎥 Submitted by @azim_m_a2 #ub1ub2 #london #southall #ealing

UB1UB2 West London (Southall)

13,874 次观看 • 5 天前

🚨| Estevão Willian on his conversation with Reece James: 🗣️“When I arrived at Cobham, I didn’t see Reece straight away. I was sitting in the dressing room when he walked over, shook my hand and sat beside me. The first thing he said was, ‘Welcome to Chelsea. Ready for the new season?’ We spoke for a few minutes before he brought up my move to the club.” “Reece told me he’d been watching my performances in Brazil and said, ‘You should be proud of everything you achieved there. But now you’re at Chelsea, it’s a different challenge and I know you’re ready for it. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself. Just enjoy your football, work hard every day and everything else will come.’ Hearing that from the captain meant a lot because he knows what it takes to succeed at this club.” “Before we went out to train, he looked at me and said, ‘Forget all the noise from outside. People will always talk, but what matters is what we do on the pitch. We’ve got a talented squad, we’ve got big ambitions, and now it’s up to us to show everyone what Chelsea is capable of this season.’ That’s Reece. He’s always thinking about the team first, always looking ahead, and that’s one of the reasons he’s such an important captain for this club.”

🚨| Estevão Willian on his conversation with Reece James: 🗣️“When I arrived at Cobham, I didn’t see Reece straight away. I was sitting in the dressing room when he walked over, shook my hand and sat beside me. The first thing he said was, ‘Welcome to Chelsea. Ready for the new season?’ We spoke for a few minutes before he brought up my move to the club.” “Reece told me he’d been watching my performances in Brazil and said, ‘You should be proud of everything you achieved there. But now you’re at Chelsea, it’s a different challenge and I know you’re ready for it. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself. Just enjoy your football, work hard every day and everything else will come.’ Hearing that from the captain meant a lot because he knows what it takes to succeed at this club.” “Before we went out to train, he looked at me and said, ‘Forget all the noise from outside. People will always talk, but what matters is what we do on the pitch. We’ve got a talented squad, we’ve got big ambitions, and now it’s up to us to show everyone what Chelsea is capable of this season.’ That’s Reece. He’s always thinking about the team first, always looking ahead, and that’s one of the reasons he’s such an important captain for this club.”

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107,033 次观看 • 14 天前

Lionel Scaloni on losing the FIFA World Cup final to Spain. 🗣️ “I’ve lost matches before, but nothing prepared me for this. The moment the final whistle blew, I looked at my players, I looked at my staff, then I looked at Leo… and I couldn’t hold back my tears. I broke down because I knew how much every single one of us had sacrificed to be here.” “When I saw Messi standing there in silence, it shattered me. At 39 years old he gave everything he had left for Argentina. Every sprint hurt, every touch carried responsibility, every minute was played with his heart. As his coach, watching him walk away without lifting the trophy is one of the most painful moments of my life.” “I walked into the dressing room and there wasn’t a single voice. Only tears. Men who fought for their country until they had nothing left were sitting there with their heads down. Leo apologized to us… apologized. Imagine that. The greatest player in history apologizing after giving us absolutely everything. That broke me even more.” “I told him, ‘No, Captain. Don’t you ever apologize. We followed you because you never stopped believing. You carried this shirt with pride until the very last second. If anyone should be thanking someone tonight, it’s Argentina thanking you.’” “This defeat will stay with me forever. Not because we lost a final, but because I witnessed one of the greatest footballers to ever live leave the biggest stage with tears in his eyes after giving his country everything he had. Some defeats hurt far deeper than the scoreboard.” “The trophy belongs to Spain tonight, and they deserve congratulations. But no result can erase what Lionel Messi means to Argentina. He didn’t fail us. He gave us a lifetime of memories, another unforgettable World Cup and one final lesson in courage. I’ll forever be proud that I had the privilege of coaching the greatest player football has ever seen.”

Lionel Scaloni on losing the FIFA World Cup final to Spain. 🗣️ “I’ve lost matches before, but nothing prepared me for this. The moment the final whistle blew, I looked at my players, I looked at my staff, then I looked at Leo… and I couldn’t hold back my tears. I broke down because I knew how much every single one of us had sacrificed to be here.” “When I saw Messi standing there in silence, it shattered me. At 39 years old he gave everything he had left for Argentina. Every sprint hurt, every touch carried responsibility, every minute was played with his heart. As his coach, watching him walk away without lifting the trophy is one of the most painful moments of my life.” “I walked into the dressing room and there wasn’t a single voice. Only tears. Men who fought for their country until they had nothing left were sitting there with their heads down. Leo apologized to us… apologized. Imagine that. The greatest player in history apologizing after giving us absolutely everything. That broke me even more.” “I told him, ‘No, Captain. Don’t you ever apologize. We followed you because you never stopped believing. You carried this shirt with pride until the very last second. If anyone should be thanking someone tonight, it’s Argentina thanking you.’” “This defeat will stay with me forever. Not because we lost a final, but because I witnessed one of the greatest footballers to ever live leave the biggest stage with tears in his eyes after giving his country everything he had. Some defeats hurt far deeper than the scoreboard.” “The trophy belongs to Spain tonight, and they deserve congratulations. But no result can erase what Lionel Messi means to Argentina. He didn’t fail us. He gave us a lifetime of memories, another unforgettable World Cup and one final lesson in courage. I’ll forever be proud that I had the privilege of coaching the greatest player football has ever seen.”

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317,587 次观看 • 1 个月前