Tom Szekeres

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Director, @regrow.digital ~ working at the intersection of Marketing x AI x Strategy ~ Into running, coffee, cycling, dadding, E17. #CPFC 🦅

FT News article reading “My journey down the rabbit hole at the conspiracy World Cup”
A post-match huddle between France’s Maxence Lacroix, Jean-Philippe Mateta, and England’s Guéhi, Chalobah, Eberechi Eze and Saka.
Photo of a TV screen showing BBC Sport coverage of a football match, with fans in red filling the stadium stands behind a graphic. The graphic, branded with the FIFA World Cup 2026 logo, is titled "Most minutes played — Europe's top five leagues" and notes "Outfield players only — all competitions". It lists twelve players with their minutes: Virgil van Dijk 4,941; Maxence Lacroix 4,842; Maximilian Eggestein 4,793; Florian Lejeune 4,778; Dominik Szoboszlai 4,736; Matthias Ginter 4,696; Malick Thiaw 4,641; Morgan Rogers 4,562; Tyrick Mitchell 4,528; Marc Guéhi 4,521; Nikola Milenković 4,495; Declan Rice 4,456.
Bar chart titled "Clubs that have 10 or more players at this summer's World Cup". Manchester City leads with 19 players, followed by Bayern Munich (18), Arsenal (16), Paris St-Germain (16) and Barcelona (15). *Crystal Palace*, Al-Hilal, Atletico Madrid, and Manchester United each have 12. Borussia Dortmund, Galatasaray and Liverpool each have 11. Fenerbahce, Milan, PSV Eindhoven, Real Madrid and Slavia Prague each have 10. Source: BBC.
James Goldsmith in his mid-nineties VHS, with subtitles: “And secondly, a referendum will heal the deep divisions that right right …” (cuts off)
Horizontal bar chart showing "Home fan hate arrests" for London football clubs. West Ham leads with 13 arrests, followed by Chelsea with 12, Arsenal with 9, and Tottenham with 8. Millwall has 6 arrests, whilst Brentford, QPR, Wimbledon, and Leyton Orient each have 2. Charlton has 1 arrest, and both Fulham and Crystal Palace have 0 arrests. Palace are in 12th place. The bars are displayed in dark blue against a white background with a gridline scale from 0 to 13.
2025-26 Premier League hope-o-meter infographic showing fan optimism levels A data visualisation titled “2025-26 Premier League hope-o-meter” with the subtitle “How fans of each club feel about their teams prospects this season”. The chart displays 20 Premier League clubs ranked by fan optimism levels, with percentages for both optimistic and pessimistic responses. Club rankings from most to least optimistic: • Chelsea: 98% optimistic, 2% pessimistic • Liverpool: 97% optimistic, 3% pessimistic • Brighton: 95% optimistic, 5% pessimistic • Sunderland: 91% optimistic, 9% pessimistic • Manchester United: 86% optimistic, 14% pessimistic • Manchester City: 85% optimistic, 15% pessimistic • Arsenal: 84% optimistic, 16% pessimistic • Everton: 83% optimistic, 17% pessimistic • Nottingham Forest: 80% optimistic, 20% pessimistic • Aston Villa: 77% optimistic, 23% pessimistic • Tottenham Hotspur: 71% optimistic, 29% pessimistic • Crystal Palace: 70% optimistic, 30% pessimistic • Leeds United: 67% optimistic, 33% pessimistic • Burnley: 64% optimistic, 36% pessimistic • Brentford: 56% optimistic, 44% pessimistic • Bournemouth: 48% optimistic, 52% pessimistic • Fulham: 44% optimistic, 56% pessimistic • West Ham United: 39% optimistic, 61% pessimistic • Wolves: 32% optimistic, 68% pessimistic • Newcastle United: 19% optimistic, 81% pessimistic The data source is listed as “The Athletic (survey)”.
A phone Lock Screen featuring cup-winner Eze flicking a v for victory sign aboard an open top bus outside Selhurst Park. A notification reminder to floss sits ignored. Again.
“One big year” over a graphic that looks like the original Crystal Palace
Sign saying “you are advised to go beyond this point”
A poster for the Sheffield University Theatre Company promoting a play titled “blind open.” The design features an abstract image of a face with intense eyes peering through horizontal blinds, giving a mysterious and dramatic feel. The text mentions it is a new play previewing for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2005, written and directed by the cast. The show runs from Wednesday, March 2nd to Saturday, March 5th, 2005, at 7:30 PM at the Sheffield University Drama Studio on Glossop Road. Ticket prices are £3.50 for Wednesday and £5/£4 concession for Thursday through Saturday. Booking information and contact details are also provided.
A bunch of holiday makers in Palma, Mallorca taking shelter from a storm. But on the verge of their shelter itself being flooded.
Monjardin butter beans in a glass jar