Kenny Wastell
@kennywastell.bsky.social
Financial journalist. Failed musician. Football enthusiast. Boyhood St Mirren and Atalanta fan. Keep a close eye on 🏴 players in Serie A. Springsteen disciple. Raised in Milan. Two decades in London. Five years in Edinburgh. Now a migrant in Lisbon 🇵🇹🇪🇺
Uh oh. Here come the Arsenal fans, doubling down on this outlandish claim 🫣🤣
November 28, 2025 at 10:17 AM
Uh oh. Here come the Arsenal fans, doubling down on this outlandish claim 🫣🤣
What this does highlight once again is the idiocy in Labour going after the right wing vote. What they should be doing of course is inspiring people and winning them over to progressive values.
November 27, 2025 at 4:59 PM
What this does highlight once again is the idiocy in Labour going after the right wing vote. What they should be doing of course is inspiring people and winning them over to progressive values.
I can’t understand. We’ve appeared to go into the last three games with more of an inferiority complex than we had against Spain and Norway a couple of years ago - and our players are playing at a higher level today than they were then.
November 15, 2025 at 10:58 PM
I can’t understand. We’ve appeared to go into the last three games with more of an inferiority complex than we had against Spain and Norway a couple of years ago - and our players are playing at a higher level today than they were then.
Completely bizarre when you’ve got Premier League winners, Champions League winners, Serie A winners, and a good few players playing at sides in the top 4-5 spots in the top 5 leagues. No reason to be going out with an underdog mentality.
November 15, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Completely bizarre when you’ve got Premier League winners, Champions League winners, Serie A winners, and a good few players playing at sides in the top 4-5 spots in the top 5 leagues. No reason to be going out with an underdog mentality.
That’s fantastic. And such a simple yet – in retrospect – obvious idea. Respect to Parma 👏👏👏
November 8, 2025 at 12:03 PM
That’s fantastic. And such a simple yet – in retrospect – obvious idea. Respect to Parma 👏👏👏
Oh yes. I’m speaking specifically about the top of Charing Cross road itself, leading up to TCR station - the Outernet and 2-3 garish new blocks that have gone up in recent years. As soon as you’re off that stretch, heading in to Soho proper it feels like visiting an old friend again.
November 3, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Oh yes. I’m speaking specifically about the top of Charing Cross road itself, leading up to TCR station - the Outernet and 2-3 garish new blocks that have gone up in recent years. As soon as you’re off that stretch, heading in to Soho proper it feels like visiting an old friend again.
I know it’s tangential to your point, but that place feels like such a dystopian hellscape now. I used to work opposite the old Foyles/above Crobar. Left London 6-7 years ago and found myself walking past it for the first time in ages a year or so back. Horrible eerie feeling to it.
November 3, 2025 at 2:05 PM
I know it’s tangential to your point, but that place feels like such a dystopian hellscape now. I used to work opposite the old Foyles/above Crobar. Left London 6-7 years ago and found myself walking past it for the first time in ages a year or so back. Horrible eerie feeling to it.