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@luka_thfc @Billie_T ARE YOU PRESSING OR ARE YOU PASSING?!

De Zerbi trying to teach Palhinha and Gallagher how to build up.

Unwelcome Break "A time reflect on what’s been a turbulent few months. The gloomy winter on and off the pitch seems like the distant past, after five strong performances on the bounce. The sun starting to peak through the clouds..." Read more : dogmabrighton.co.uk/articles/inter… #bhafc

@MARSH4L__ Sounds great

Planned pieces over April: Saïd El Mala player profile for TS My Dream Summer Transfer Window 2026 Louey Ben Farhat report Noel Futkeu report EFL player report An honest assessment of Brighton loanees Archive articles reposted Anything else people want, let me know.

Fuck you.

@ryanadsett This government is such a disappointment

My whole bloodline is Burmese. I’m half Burmese. Am I less human? Are my family less human? Nobody talks about Burma. 💔💔

🦔 Google is testing AI-generated replacements for headlines and website titles in search results. The Verge noticed their headlines were being rewritten without their input. One example: "I used the 'cheat on everything' AI tool and it didn't help me cheat on anything" became "Cheat on everything AI tool." Google says the goal is to better match titles to user queries and facilitate engagement. They claim if this rolls out widely it won't use generative AI, though they didn't explain what other kind of AI would be rewriting headlines. Google Discover already does this and apparently it "performs well for user satisfaction." My Take Google is now rewriting other people's work and putting it in front of users as if that's what the publisher wrote. The headline is part of the article. It's an editorial choice that conveys tone, angle, and intent. When Google changes "Microsoft is rebranding Copilot in the most Microsoft way possible" to "Copilot Changes: Marketing Teams at it Again," they're not clarifying anything, they're replacing the author's voice with generic slop. The legal question here is interesting. Google has traditionally claimed protection as a platform that indexes and displays content rather than creating it. Once you start rewriting headlines, you're arguably developing content, which gets into Section 230 territory. Publishers whose work gets misrepresented might have defamation claims if an AI-rewritten headline changes the meaning of their article. Google is already driving less traffic to publishers and now they want to edit what little representation those publishers have left in search results. This feels like another step toward a web where Google just tells you what it thinks you should know instead of connecting you to sources. Hedgie🤗

It talks to just how dreary and detestable Arsenal's brand of football is - led by a manager who is massively dislikeable - that they're making the vast majority of neutrals root for the biggest gang of cheats in the history of English football.

It’d be more reactionary to pretend everything’s fine again. Good win, good run. Let’s just see where it takes us Hürzeler review at the end of the season for me

You can have wanted Hürzeler out while enjoying beating Liverpool 2-1 btw, just incase you were confused

@wearebrighton Verbruggen 8 Wieffer 9 Van Hecke 10 Dunk 8 Kadioglu 9 Milner 9 Hinshelwood 6 Gomez 7 Gross 6 Minteh 9 Welbeck 9 Baleba 8 Mitoma 9 Ayari 8 Rutter 6

🌟 PLAYER RATINGS 🌟 Brilliant Brighton beat the champions. How did you rate #BHAFC out of 10 in the 2-1 win over Liverpool Verbruggen Wieffer Van Hecke Dunk Kadioglu Milner Hinshelwood Gomez Gross Minteh Welbeck Baleba Mitoma Ayari Rutter

@mjavery11 *true = the

@mjavery11 Not to be a party pooper, but isn’t it more of a problem of him not going to the fans when we’ve lost? Think he’s pretty good at celebrating with true fans

Love this so much man. Finally feel he’s starting to understand how to have a connection with the fans x.com/6l8_med1a/stat…

He is, and always will be, Dat Guy.

Another reason why fotmob ratings are not a good way to judge players

@ryanadsett Yeah completely agree, seemed very harsh, although Liverpool’s medica team should have kept him off the pitch

Just want to say, felt harsh from our fans on Hugo Ekitike. Clearly he was badly injured, looked like he was crying as he left the pitch too

@MarshalenaBay Only heard positive reviews so far, now I just need to find a babysitter 😂

@BHAgullski It won’t be perfect to some, they can call it formulaic, they can call it not enough. I’ll call it what I want, and that’s enough for me. It’s magic.

Life Affirming Cinema. I can’t believe it exists in this capacity but man I’m glad it does.

@MARSH4L__ Talented but injury prone England striker reaching his veteran years? Heir apparent to Danny we missed out on 😞

What a player Calvert-Lewin is, serious mental grit. Imagine telling someone this time last year he’d be back in the England squad, such a soft spot for DCL man.

@MwepuMagic Most likely Daredevil or Hulk

I hope they don’t. Bringing back Andrew Garfield and Toby Maguire for one film was Awesome. Doing it again kind of kills what made No Way Home special. Give them their own films or nothing IMO