The best sporting tweets of the week
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The European Athletics Championship and the return of the EFL have dominated the sporting headlines across the last week or so.
But there’s been plenty of other action too. Ireland’s women hockey players reached the World Cup Final and Jose Mourinho gave his thoughts on the country’s media.
We’ve rounded it all up in our tweets of the week…
First, we discovered that Jimmy Anderson should stick to cricket…Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith smashed the women’s British 100m record…
A) @jimmy9 is perfectly fine.
B) ????????? pic.twitter.com/oaf0Px3Wab— Stuart Broad (@StuartBroad8) August 5, 2018
Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith smashed the women’s British 100m record…
10.85 and European Champion!!!
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Ten. Eighty. Five!! From ME! ?
Thank you all so, so much for the support both online and from all those screaming last night in the stadium. I am so pleased with that win + still pinching myself. Now it’s time to refocus + prep for the 2 pic.twitter.com/91rQuZkLNG
— Dina Asher-Smith (@dinaashersmith) August 8, 2018
We found the season’s best football mascot…
West Brom’s new mascot is a combi boiler… ? pic.twitter.com/pMDggOXNW4
— Football Mumble (@football_mumble) August 4, 2018
Mourinho channelled his inner Donald Trump and attacked the media…
Jose Mourinho says @ManUtd ‘ready’ for new season. “From what I read + hear it is difficult to believe we finished 2nd. You (media) are capable of making people who finished 2nd look like they got relegated + people who finished below us look like serial winners.”
— Simon Stone (@sistoney67) August 9, 2018
Dillian Whyte hinted that a fresh bout could be on the horizon…
Meeting with @EddieHearn and @Frank_1_Smith planning the next moves @SheeshChigwell mmmmm @BronzeBomber @anthonyfjoshua @dellboychisora @Tyson_Fury @skysports @dazn_usa #LetsGoBabies pic.twitter.com/Mc7RY9MIMy
— Dillian Whyte (@DillianWhyte) August 6, 2018
And finally, Ireland’s Women Hockey team showed the men how it’s done…
When you bring a group of women together who have a common passion, great things can happen. Ireland’s hockey team – no funding – had to “pay their own way” to the Women’s World Cup….and have made it to the final v Spain. Remarkable. Outstanding. ?? ???? pic.twitter.com/AtogKXWy4Q
— judy murray (@JudyMurray) August 5, 2018
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