#deeney

[ollieflopkins]

my namesake doing big things 💕

[dol-dee]

look I know dol is a porn game- and tbf i dont know when I will upload/finish this- but I still feel like I need to warn everyone in advance because this piece is just straight up hentai territory

[kylewalker-peters]

stop giving male footballers access to podcasts

[pitstopfc]

at least troy deeney will have more time to watch antiques roadshow now

[7yearsofdele]

Troy Deeney has not been sacked after 6 matches 💀

[ur-mag]

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[higetaro]

[therealefl]

Troy Deeney Slams Fellow Professionals Whilst Outlining Future Plans

Forest Green Rovers striker Troy Deeney has slammed his fellow professionals whilst also outlining his future plans, courtesy of an interview with The Telegraph. The veteran is one of football’s marmite players. Should he be on your team he is a great asset, but on the opposition side, he is the target of abuse. This though only proves that he is a player and a person of great spirit and…

[gettingready2read]

What's Your Name? by Bethanie Deeney Murguia

This book celebrates the importance of having a name. The pages are filled with names and how we might have gotten our names.

The book tells us how to introduce ourselves, and how we can share our name with others. A name is a great way to identify and share a bit about you.

Early Literacy Skills:

Vocabulary - Your child will develop their vocabulary by learning the many names that people have.

Print Awareness - Names fill the pages of this book. Conversation bubbles with names show how we communicate our names or use a name to address a person. 

Letter Knowledge - Your child will see capital and lowercase letters in the names in the book. They will see that some letters have similarities, or they will hear when you read the different sounds of the letters in a name out loud.

Early Literacy Practice:

Children may know the first letter in their name. Talk with your child about other words that start with the first letter of their name.

Sing the ABCs with your child to learn the letters that make up a name.

Have your child play with different textures to learn to write other letters.

Extend the book: 

This craft is great to help your little one learn their letters and how to spell their name. 

You will need:

White Construction Paper

Miscellaneous Color Construction Paper

Black Marker

Scissors

Glue

Instructions:

Cut out a cloud from the white construction paper. Trim around the edges as needed.

Cut strips out multiple stripes of the different color construction paper. Cut as many as you need to spell out your child’s name.

Help your child write out their name on the cloud.

Help spell out their name by adding a letter to each strip. You’ll want to put the letter at the bottom of the strip.

Glue the strips to the back of the cloud. Make sure the name and letters are visible on the same side.

Optional step: You can outline the cloud with a black marker.

[cherylmmbookblog]

#Blogtour Love & Care by Shaun Deeney

It’s my turn on the Blogtour Love & Care by Shaun Deeney. About the Author Shaun Deeney is a former journalist and Emmy award-winning film and TV producer. He has made current affairs programmes for ITV on social issues, including care. He is also the creator of a podcast on caring for his mother called Love and Care. Shaun has a degree in English and American Literature from Kent at…

[itscarshub]

Preview: Blackpool vs. Birmingham City - prediction, team news, lineups

Sports Ocean previews Sunday's FA Cup clash between Blackpool vs. Birmingham City, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Aiming to book a spot in the third round of the competition, League One rivals Blackpool and Birmingham City will clash for an FA Cup tie at Bloomfield Road on Sunday afternoon. The Seasiders returned to winning ways recently following a difficult run of form under new management, whilst Blues have also struggled with inconsistency of late.

Match preview

© Imago Following a 3-0 win at home to relegation-threatened Burton Albion at Bloomfield Road on September 28, Blackpool endured an eight-game winless run in League One recently, a streak that broken on Tuesday night, with the Seasiders securing a two-goal success at Bristol Rovers. Steve Bruce's side were handed a slice of luck in the first period when Gasmen defender Bryant Bilongo netted an own goal, before midfielder Lee Evans held his nerve from the penalty spot to double the visitors' lead in the second half, ensuring maximum points. Despite earning a much-needed victory last time out, Blackpool are still languishing down in 16th place in the League One standings, with many supporters and pundits alike expecting the club to challenge for at least a top-six finish this season under the stewardship of Bruce. Focusing on FA Cup matters for the moment, the Tangerines enjoyed a relatively-comfortable first-round tie at the home of League Two Gillingham at the start of November, with 23-year-old midfielder Sonny Carey bagging a brilliant brace at Priestfield Stadium to earn a second-round clash with Birmingham.

© Imago After a run of three straight matches without victory in League One, third-tier title favourites Birmingham City produced a dogged display in a wet and windy Devon on Tuesday night, when goals either side of the break from Tomoki Iwata and Jay Stansfield were enough to beat Exeter City. Despite earning maximum points against the Grecians, Blues remain out of the top-two places in the League One standings due to the exceptional form of Wycombe Wanderers and newly-promoted Wrexham, with the former managing a 10th straight win at home to Mansfield Town earlier in the week. Participating in the first round of the FA Cup for the first time in three decades, Birmingham avoided a potential slip-up at the home of National League outfit Sutton United in front of the TV cameras in early November, when Willum Willumsson's fifth goal of the term was enough to secure safe passage into the second round. Blues have not enjoyed fun trips to the seaside during their most recent matches at Bloomfield Road, with a 6-1 battering at the hands of the Tangerines during the 2021-22 season still fresh in the minds of the Bluenoses who received an apology from Troy Deeney after the game.

Team News

© Imago After keeping a clean sheet at Bristol Rovers earlier in the week, Blackpool boss Bruce could be tempted to continue with a centre-back pairing of Oliver Casey and Odel Offiah. That being said, there should be a few alterations for the FA Cup tie for the hosts, with the likes of Ashley Fletcher and Jordan Rhodes looking for promotions from the bench. Birmingham are expected to ring the changes for their trip to the North-West this weekend, meaning that Willumsson, Christoph Klarer and Paik Seung-ho should earn a much-deserved break. Blues remain without the services of wingers Emil Hansson and Scott Wright, opening the door for 21-year-old Ayumu Yokoyama to start on the flanks. Club-record signing Stansfield is set to drop to the bench for this one, with Scotland international Lyndon Dykes likely to be given an opportunity to impress up front. Blackpool possible starting lineup: O'Donnell; Offiah, Gabriel, Casey, Coulson; Finnigan, Evans, Carey, Embleton; Ballard, Rhodes Birmingham City possible starting lineup: Peacock-Farrell; Laird, Sanderson, Davies, Cochrane; Leonard, Gardner-Hickman; Yokoyama, Harris, May; Dykes

We say: Blackpool 1-2 Birmingham City

After a morale-boosting win at Bristol Rovers, Blackpool will be relatively confident of producing an upset to knock Birmingham out of the FA Cup. That being said, Blues possess an embarrassment of riches in terms of squad depth, with a number of their fringe players desperate to fight for a spot in Chris Davies's League One XI.   Read More Read the full article

[timoswerner]

on talksport they were just talking about kalvin phillips saying every club has always been on at him about his weight and they asked troy deeney does he have sympathy for him and he basically said not really because he too used to get called a fat bastard when things weren't going well

[killa-trav]

wait liverpool are on the hunt for a new manager? troy deeney and wayne rooney i have a job for you

[liacabrera05]

“Boys are dumb and I never want to look at one again.” - Nadine 💖 ~ youth ~

askbox fun / @valleykids (nadine)

"tell me about it, deeney." lia still has her head in nadine's lap.

it's not just those two. although their entire rivalry does take the cake. but then again, if they take the cake, she takes the sprinkles on the cake because she's kept quiet about the whole catfishing thing for so long now, she may as well permanently bury the words somewhere at the back of her throat.

it's been too long.

worse things have happened.

worse things will continue to happen.

she may as well bury her heart with those words and feelings, too.

"girls can be pretty dumb too, though. layla is still not talking to me. i tried to tell her that it was just---it was just a kiss. a truth or dare kiss at a sleep-over. but she freaked. and then she called her sister about it." aisha. "now we're not friends anymore, either."

mami and mom are still at work. it's gonna be another late one today.

"anyway," lia says, "why don't you ever want to look at a boy again? did bert and nate say something again?"