Minty, LFC

@themagic_tophat I think what Gabriel got away with was significantly more. Should’ve been a penalty when he slapped Cherki on the head in the box and a straight red for headbutt. Arsenal very lucky he’s not banned for 3 games for violent conduct twice.

Clearest foul of the game.

@slbsn Weird how mysteriously quiet @themagic_tophat is about PGMOL conspiracies this season

“We also think you are all idiots”

@DaleJohnsonBBC They all bottled it

Fans will probably be a bit miffed that VAR John Brooks intervened for a violent conduct red card for Lisandro Martinez for a bit of a hair pull. But decided Gabriel pushing his forehead into Erling Haaland's face was "not excessively aggressive or violent".

Much will depend on what Anthony Taylor told the VAR he saw. If the referee described it as we saw and chose a yellow, there's not much the VAR can do. But that's a red for me. Another case where the outcome is probably different had the opponent "played up" to it. #MCIARS

@JulesAP011 @TiceRichard Sorry if you’re quoting the Mail on Sunday like that’s good journalism then I’ve got some magic beans for sale that will make you rich 😅 don’t worry you vote for the Dubai Tax Exile and his Russian funded pal I’m sure it’ll work out well for you.

@B1gDaddyM @TiceRichard Or these Russian / Chinese connections? ⬇️

THE SUNDAY TIMES: A STATEMENT FROM RICHARD TICE MP, DEPUTY LEADER OF REFORM UK   The Sunday Times is still crawling all my business career in the hope of dredging up some more obscure technical issues from years ago. They openly admit their "journalism" is a joint venture with a senior Labour Party activist. This smear campaign is getting ridiculous. As a result, I now appear to have a debenture slot on the front page as they rehash the same old dividend story. The Sunday Times article features assumptions, numbers and dates that are simply incorrect. Like the rest of us, they and their Labour Party tax experts sometimes make mistakes. It is all extremely technical: good luck keeping up. Meanwhile, the Financial Times has been busy calling up former work colleagues and advisers from my past, trying to find some dirt. This is what we, at Reform UK, are now up against.   In a highly successful career spanning 40 years, I have done business in 12 countries across three continents, and been a director of more than 150 companies. I have helped build thousands of homes, creating thousands of jobs and generating hundreds of millions of value for shareholders and investors along with many tens of millions of tax for HMRC. I am very proud of this record. Throughout this career I have taken professional tax advice and have always paid everything that I was advised to pay.   Here’s the reality: tax efficiency is a basic corporate responsibility and duty to shareholders. A long career with multiple businesses is bound to feature some errors. Naturally I am always happy to put things right and if numbers need rechecking, of course I will pay what is owed – be that more or less. It is worth noting that last time my political enemies did this to me, during the Brexit referendum, HMRC concluded that I had significantly overpaid.   It is a measure of Reform UK’s success that Establishment media is coming after me in this way. Senior elements within News UK seem very unhappy about how well we are doing. Doubtless this will not be the last time, and I will not be the last target. Certain journalists are determined to put the worst possible gloss on everything I have done.   Meanwhile they wilfully ignore the highly questionable accounting of millions of pounds in Labour Party Properties Ltd. By any objective measure, this is a much simpler and more shocking story - but we are not in the land of objectivity here.   The relentless effort to tarnish my good name is the kind of behaviour that deters other successful business people from going into politics. The consequences are very real - as we can all see with the current Labour Cabinet, which is entirely devoid of business experience. The result? A flatlining economy and dire public services. All in a nation facing humiliation on the world stage.   After several weeks of this treatment, I won’t be indulging the Sunday Times any further. I am working flat out for my constituents and campaigning for the local elections. If my primary interest were making money, I wouldn’t be giving everything I’ve got to trying to save our country.   PS: It is worth noting that we have the longest tax code in the world at circa 24,000 pages and counting, whereas Hong Kong’s is less than 500 pages.   Richard Tice MP, Deputy Leader, Reform UK

@JulesAP011 @TiceRichard I mean their really pressing priority should be to investigate Farage’s links to Russian money and his flouting of electoral commission rules regarding fundraising…guy is a traitor who would’ve been hung in another era

@TiceRichard Seriously?🙄 Wouldn’t you think The Times had slightly more pressing political matters to investigate, regarding UK National security & our Labour Government right now?🤔 Specifically, regarding our utterly disingenuous & incompetent PM? 🤷🏼‍♀️

@TheAnfieldWrap Wouldn’t be derby day without it.

Lovely reception

@MiguelDelaney My mum works for BA. Said 10% of all flights are no shows

How much money do the airlines make from football fans hedging their bets on cheap flights for a potential European tie that are never used?

When you’re chasing a 2 goal deficit it’s kind of funny you bring on a winger who hasn’t scored in 3 months and a defender who’s never scored at all #lfc #psg

@KylePorterNS Really hoping for a Rory/Lowry final pairing tomorrow

2017 Rory would be 4 over right now. He's somehow 1 under and still very much in control of the tournament. The mid-to-late career evolution has been as surprising as it is impressive.

@nikpostinger Gakpo fair no argument. Szobo and Mac both having an off night so Jones does make sense but should’ve bee 15 mins earlier . Salah is, even in the way you’ve written it, a historical figure now. But he’s not the man we need when we are under the cosh

@B1gDaddyM You don't leave your best player and club legend on the bench here for the likes of Gakpo and Jones come on.

Quadruple substitution and no Salah. Slot really is the pettiest manager in LFC history.

@Haugstad1006 Helps when the French FA constantly rearranges their games to ensure they get lots of rest between the games against farmers

PSG might collectively be the fastest football team I can remember watching. Rocketfuel everywhere. Add that to technique and cohesion ... yeah.

@DominicKing_DM If our calls are all bouncing off satellites in space that makes quite a lot of sense…

One of the great wonders of life: the astronauts on Artemis II can make video calls with perfectly clarity and reception from halfway to the moon yet try to make a call on an Avanti train on the West Coast mainline at Runcorn and you’ll be lucky to connect by Watford.

@GraemeKelly1 Hey mate signed it and best of luck. Have you considered trying NMN and Urolithin A in the short term? No clinical evidence but both available OTC and might be worth a look

Taking football etc out of this tweet. Please read and sign. Something very close to me and my families heart. I will be RTing it each day till the number of signatures is reached. Thank you. 🙏🏼 petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7604…

@Andrew_Heaton Felt that way for ages

Fuck it, just get it done now and see how the cards fall because I can't see how it could get any worse

@chdera_michael @AnythingLFC_ This is why he needs to go

@AnythingLFC_ Slot will prefer aged and shitty more experienced to youngster....

Does Cody Gakpo or Rio Ngumoha start vs Man City? #lfc

@Andrew_Heaton Home made Yorkshire puds? Looks incred

Hiya 🐮

@Andrew_Heaton @dangerbeaware @TheAnfieldWrap @johngibbonsblog @DamianKav Mate we can all see those greys on you in the video you should NEVER ask people how old they are in case they ask you back 😅

@dangerbeaware @B1gDaddyM @TheAnfieldWrap @johngibbonsblog @DamianKav Brat? How old are you?

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@dangerbeaware @TheAnfieldWrap @johngibbonsblog @Andrew_Heaton @DamianKav …deals. And it’s worth remembering that Anfield as a cauldron/temple whatever you wanna call it is what sells to those corps who sponsor the team. So for an extra £1m a year is it worth risking the bond between team and fans which ultimately would devalue the brand…

@dangerbeaware @TheAnfieldWrap @johngibbonsblog @Andrew_Heaton @DamianKav I think the logical point is that a 3% increase will grow Liverpool’s annual revenue by 0.0014% per year. But many people are under the cosh and struggling so I respect our billionaire owner has a business to operate but the real money he makes is on commercial and corporate…