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Anyone who hasn't seen I now have a podcast all about film. Always welcome to having guests on to talk about the films they love
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Aaron Lewis retweeted
Morning, @BarnsleyFC 👋
Just wondering who would be the best person to contact regarding ticketing news for the FA Cup Second Round tie?
Cheers 🤝
#CreweAlex
Just wondering who would be the best person to contact regarding ticketing news for the FA Cup Second Round tie?
Cheers 🤝
#CreweAlex
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As always, I love being part of this podcast. Not all games are classics but it still can make for a good chat.
Plus Tom always brings something interesting to the table and today was no different.
Plus Tom always brings something interesting to the table and today was no different.
🚨New Pod🚨
@AaronLewis33 @sargeantbennett & @Tom_Kural go through Saturday's home draw with Barnet.
We look ahead to the visit of Wimbledon in the FA Cup on Saturday.
We end with a Youth Cup Review, some finance chat and thank the club for Saturday!
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Aaron Lewis retweeted
Another top class gesture from the club today.
Not many EFL clubs have the Chairman giving a signed shirt away to a fan led podcast celebrating a milestone No. Of episodes.
Thanks to all at #CreweAlex for today! No better club, in my eyes
Not many EFL clubs have the Chairman giving a signed shirt away to a fan led podcast celebrating a milestone No. Of episodes.
Thanks to all at #CreweAlex for today! No better club, in my eyes
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WIN NIGHT OF THE DEMON ANNIVERSARY EDITION 666/2000
It has been unavailable for eight years. But now, our legendary Limited Edition Blu-ray release of NIGHT OF THE DEMON has been resurrected!
RT this post for a chance to WIN copy number 666/2000.
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It has been unavailable for eight years. But now, our legendary Limited Edition Blu-ray release of NIGHT OF THE DEMON has been resurrected!
RT this post for a chance to WIN copy number 666/2000.
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Ahead of the #CreweAlex buyout, the latest accounts show that vice-chairman Jimmy Rowlinson was owed more than £1m by the club as of 31 December 2025. His company, Rowlinson Group, has since been placed in trust for his son.
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Aaron Lewis retweeted
Stoke City and Vale both kicking off at 12.30pm. Full match coverage of #crewealex exclusive to freeview @BBCRadioStoke @BBCStokeSport
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Wait. That fucking film is made by Ti West?!? The X/Pearl/Maxxine and House of the Devil guy?
What the fuck is going on?
What the fuck is going on?
Ti West says that Scrooge uses logic & good arguments against others in his movie ‘EBENEZER’.
“As his Scrooge cuts someone down verbally or as he makes a financial point or withdraws, you do understand why he’s doing it.”
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Not the easiest game to write about. But I gave it a go
🚨Match Report 0-0🚨
A damp squib of a game played in a damp wet stadium full of #CreweAlex fans in fine voice.
Aaron was there to see the Reds make history with 3 clean sheets in a row to kick start their season!
📝 @AaronLewis33
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Aaron Lewis retweeted
One for the history books 🤩
At just 16 years and 79 days old, Joel Ewusi becomes our youngest ever goalscorer and appearance maker ❤️
#CreweAlex
At just 16 years and 79 days old, Joel Ewusi becomes our youngest ever goalscorer and appearance maker ❤️
#CreweAlex
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I agree. However, I will be seated in the theater for all four films
I actually think it’s gonna be impossible to make a good Beatles movie. They were like the most documented people on earth for decades, there’s no mystery, there’s no “more” that we need to see, every attempt at dramatizing their lives will seem schlocky, parodic, hollow
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When Margaret Thatcher made England and Wales the only countries in the world with fully privatised water, the naysayers argued it was a terrible idea. Today, everyone agrees privatisation has been a roaring success.
It has delivered an impressive rise in customer bills which qually impressive rise in shareholder profits. These improvements were delivered through efficiency savings, such as not building any reservoirs since 1992 and forgetting about silly ideas like sewage treatment. Thanks to neoliberalism, turds are now a common sight at our beaches and marine life is not.
If that wasn’t impressive enough, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has confirmed the UK is officially the world’s dampest desert. Three-quarters of the nation has been plunged into drought, despite the fact it constantly pisses down. You are therefore banned from gardening and bathing your children so that data centres don’t go without.
No one knows why countries that contain actual deserts don’t experience the same difficulties we do. For example, Saudi Arabia doesn’t have a hose pipe ban. Unfortunately, we live in a place where the weather breaks everything. Sunshine? Drought. Rain? Floods. An inch of snow? The whole country closes for some reason.
The only weather the UK can actually cope with is grey and miserable. Any deviation leads to immediate national collapse. If we didn’t have such a brilliant water system, we’d be in serious trouble. But thankfully, our system is built to protect corporate profits, no matter what. Everything is secondary to that, including your ability to drink.
Thankfully, Andy Burnham is showing leadership on the matter. He is taking the emergency step of doing absolutely nothing. When questioned about nationalisation, the Prime Minister calmly explained that his donors won’t allow it.
In a bizarre coincidence, the system that allows them to personally profit is the only one that could possibly work. Sure, we could end up with crop failures and food shortages, but I’m sure things would’ve been worse if Jeremy Corbyn had got his way.
Obviously, this is not a systemic problem, it’s a technological one. Virtually all our rainfall is lost because we can’t make pipes that don’t burst. Water companies have absolutely no incentive to stop leaks and every incentive not to, but I’m confident this has nothing whatsoever to do with the matter.
It has delivered an impressive rise in customer bills which qually impressive rise in shareholder profits. These improvements were delivered through efficiency savings, such as not building any reservoirs since 1992 and forgetting about silly ideas like sewage treatment. Thanks to neoliberalism, turds are now a common sight at our beaches and marine life is not.
If that wasn’t impressive enough, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has confirmed the UK is officially the world’s dampest desert. Three-quarters of the nation has been plunged into drought, despite the fact it constantly pisses down. You are therefore banned from gardening and bathing your children so that data centres don’t go without.
No one knows why countries that contain actual deserts don’t experience the same difficulties we do. For example, Saudi Arabia doesn’t have a hose pipe ban. Unfortunately, we live in a place where the weather breaks everything. Sunshine? Drought. Rain? Floods. An inch of snow? The whole country closes for some reason.
The only weather the UK can actually cope with is grey and miserable. Any deviation leads to immediate national collapse. If we didn’t have such a brilliant water system, we’d be in serious trouble. But thankfully, our system is built to protect corporate profits, no matter what. Everything is secondary to that, including your ability to drink.
Thankfully, Andy Burnham is showing leadership on the matter. He is taking the emergency step of doing absolutely nothing. When questioned about nationalisation, the Prime Minister calmly explained that his donors won’t allow it.
In a bizarre coincidence, the system that allows them to personally profit is the only one that could possibly work. Sure, we could end up with crop failures and food shortages, but I’m sure things would’ve been worse if Jeremy Corbyn had got his way.
Obviously, this is not a systemic problem, it’s a technological one. Virtually all our rainfall is lost because we can’t make pipes that don’t burst. Water companies have absolutely no incentive to stop leaks and every incentive not to, but I’m confident this has nothing whatsoever to do with the matter.
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RT @MarkBirtles: When @RailwaymenThe met Aleksandr and the goat @TheDeanAshton to give blessing to a rebrand for @crewealexfc
He was nice…
He was nice…
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Aaron Lewis retweeted
Nothing, including them running a story about your club, is EVER an excuse to share a link from that rag.
#CreweAlex
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🚨New Pod🚨
The 2026/27 season is now underway and host @SmokeyTimRobbo was joined by @AaronLewis33 @sargeantbennett & @tcmayell to go through the league cup win.
They look ahead to Crawley and are helped by Crawley fan, Dan.
shows.acast.com/the-railwaymen…
The 2026/27 season is now underway and host @SmokeyTimRobbo was joined by @AaronLewis33 @sargeantbennett & @tcmayell to go through the league cup win.
They look ahead to Crawley and are helped by Crawley fan, Dan.
shows.acast.com/the-railwaymen…
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