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He has argued that the seven-year injunction banning him from within a mile of a football ground on match days infringes his human rights. Stormzy: That’s tough. I’m going to get cooked for this. My goalkeeper is [Peter] Schmeichel. My defender I’m going Rio, I think Rio. That’s my GOAT. I love Rio. [Lionel] Messi, [Cristiano] Ronaldo and then R9 [Ronaldo] up top. That’s all time. Stormzy: That’s a good question. It would be, ‘Clash’, featuring myself with Dave because that’s like a get in your zone [song]. That’s like a, ‘We’re coming to mash something up’. Sky: Does doing stuff like that make you feel a bit normal? Because you’re a massive star in what you do…

The careers programme will begin in January 2023, with all 10 partners – which also includes Manchester United, Fulham, VERSUS, GOAL and LADBible – supporting with opportunities in operations and community to creative and marketing within their businesses, in a bid to change the game for the better. This is what social media users said as Rapper Stormzy launches Merky FC with a special reason behind his new project in football… After that day I knew I much preferred a few beers and a sing song in the pub pre match rather than the mayhem some people loved. I loved hearing stories of what they all got up too, but you can't get up to that stuff with a belly full of beerIt didn't result in a goal, but it didn't matter. Call it entertainment, call it arrogance. It was United. Stormzy: Dave. I know Dave is good at football. I put myself in goal, I know I’m a good goalkeeper. I’m a goalkeeper by choice and not because I was rubbish and everyone said I had to go in goal. I am a goalkeeper by choice, that’s who I wanted to be. I’m in goal, put Dave somewhere. Avelino is actually pretty good. Wretch 32 is good apparently. I say apparently because I have never seen him play. I’ve seen Av play, I’ve never seen Wretch play but he is meant to be cold. Who else is good at football? Stormzy: I guess it’s normal until that happens. I was with all of my nephews and we had the courtesy of going to the side of the pitch with adidas, they took us down there. You can take some pictures, there’s a few people there. And then someone from Sky Sports came over – I thought they were telling us to keep the noise down because we were talking a lot – and said, ‘Stormzy, do you want to go on there?’ I was like, ‘What now?’ And they were like, ‘Yeah, yeah’. My nephews were like, ‘Go, go’. So I went on mad sweating and they were like, ‘Yo, Stormzy. What do you think?’ And I am just looking around like this is insane. It was normal until that point and then I was like OK. A 41-year-old man from Old Trafford, a man, aged 43 from Moss Side and a 33-year-old woman from Baguley have been arrested in connection with the shooting of O'Neill.

They bring them into the centre of the pub and sit them down while the whole pub is singing "kill,kill,kill the bill" I've never seen anything like it, they then piss in pint pots and make the old bill drink it!! All the while singing the same song. callum1975: You continue to inspire young people (and us oldies too)! Your actions carry such integrity and genuine care and belief. Congratulations on this wonderful initiative. I'd imagine many posting on here like me were never a fully bona fide hoolie, but were nevertheless caught up in scrapes, or found themselves on the fringes of situations not of their own making. Rapper Stormzy launches Merky FC with special reason behind his new project in football, all revealed on Thursday morning.

But for those of us who remember The King as Law, not Cantona, something - strangely - was lost once Sir Matt had his hands on the European Cup. Tony O'Neill, 46, who wrote a book boasting about his 30 years as a football hooligan, was shot in the stomach in the Sedge Lynn pub in Chorlton, on Saturday night. A further nobility of purpose perhaps, replaced now by something more tangibly measured on the plc's balance sheet? Stormzy and adidas have announced a partnership with 10 brands to come together on a multi-year initiative, Merky FC – a programme committed to enhancing and protecting diverse representation in the football industry.