Rishi Sunak jibed after saying England ‘left absolutely nothing out there’

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ishi Sunak has been poked enjoyable at for his commiseration tweet after the Lionesses misplaced the ladies’s World Cup ultimate 1-0 to Spain.

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In a publish on Twitter, now often known as X, the Prime Minister advised the England soccer crew: “You left absolutely nothing out there, Lionesses.”

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Senior Labour MP Angela Eagle identified that he had muddled what was supposed to be a supportive remark about Sarina Wiegman’s aspect’s efforts within the contest.

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“I think the phrase is ‘absolutely everything’ PM,” Ms Eagle tweeted.

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Broadcaster Jon Sopel, host of The News Agents podcast, additionally identified the error, saying: “Everything, surely!?”

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Shelagh Fogarty, a presenter on LBC, joked that the tweet had been “written by a 16-year-old Spad (special adviser)”.

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Conservative Party chief Mr Sunak has confronted criticism for not travelling to Sydney, Australia, to look at the ultimate in individual.

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Former England goalkeeper Pauline Cope expressed her disappointment that Mr Sunak had not attended, whereas additionally suggesting that the Prince of Wales, who's president of the FA, ought to have been at Stadium Australia to look at the match.

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Cope, who has 60 England caps and performed within the 1995 World Cup, advised Times Radio: “Let’s be honest, if it was the men’s World Cup, they would all be here.”

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Mr Sunak revealed an open letter to the Lionesses forward of kick–off, saying that he could be “watching and cheering” them on.

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But followers on Twitter appeared unimpressed, with one remarking “A letter? what a joke”, and one other including: “Big deal… he should be there.”

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Asked why he didn't journey to Australia, Downing Street pointed to the UK Government being represented on the match’s conclusion by Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer.

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Cabinet minister Ms Frazer, chatting with the PA news company forward of Sunday’s kick-off, mentioned: “I know that the Prime Minister feels very passionately about the women’s game.

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“Only about a month or so ago he and I were at 10 Downing Street with the Lionesses, and I know he sent a message to the Lionesses wishing them congratulations and luck today.”

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During the second half, with England a purpose all the way down to Olga Carmona’s strike within the twenty ninth minute, Mr Sunak tweeted: “We still believe!”.

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The publish included an image of him in a pub in his North Yorkshire constituency of Richmond, with the teetotal Prime Minister, surrounded by fellow supporters, carrying a white England dwelling jersey whereas holding what's regarded as a non-alcoholic drink in his hand.

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No 10 didn't invite the media to seize the British chief, who helps Southampton FC and is an avid cricket fan, watching the sport however a private photographer on the taxpayers’ expense gave the impression to be readily available.

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