Bashin

@AdamJoseph @UtdXclusive They are truly taking the piss. Baleba gonna have to push for the move

@UtdXclusive If they truly want £70m, I wish them all the best 😂

🚨 JUST IN: Sources close to Brighton insist that while they are open to a sale for Baleba, any realistic deal must exceed £70M - given his status as a key asset since joining from Lille in 2023. United view the defensive midfielder as an ideal long-term replacement for the departing Casemiro and have kept in touch with his representatives, but face competition from other European clubs and will need to meet Brighton’s elevated asking price to have any chance of landing him. [@GraemeBailey]

@WeAreTheOverlap Where is @markgoldbridge 🤓

Stick to Football, coming 🔜

@FIFAcom @FIFAWorldCup Been in the queue since 10:55am 😂🤡

Last-minute ticket sales for @FIFAWorldCup 2026 are now live! 🤩 Tickets across all 104 matches are now available for public purchase on a first-come, first-served basis:

@yonann Lmao hes just making shit up at this point

Clavicular says Big Pharma is gatekeeping a drug that costs $180,000 a month and only billionaires can access "There's a drug called Increlex, generic IGF-1, it's really only accessible by Elon Musk tier billionaires because it's so outrageously expensive.. we're talking $180,000 a month" "This is quite literally the best thing you could do because you're not actually interfering with your endocrine system" "IGF is one of the best growth pathways in terms of getting more size.. it's a really important hormone in your body"

@_Utdbaki Seems every top journo got briefed 👀

Them Tchouaméni links might be legit

@FIFAWorldCup Lower the ticket prices

The countdown continues... 50 days until the eyes of the world turn to Canada, Mexico and the USA 🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇸 #FIFAWorldCup

@AdamCrafton_ Do you expect FIFA to dig their heels in with the current ticket prices or do you think they will drop considerably?

@BJashin I don’t expect that to be the case

FIFA are getting World Cup cut through in major U.S. publications. Ouch.

@fifamedia @FIFAcom @FIFAWorldCup @FIFAWorldCup needs to worry about all of the half empty stadiums. Going to be such a joke.

FIFA World Cup 2026™ Last-Minute Sales Phase to feature new ticket drop on 22 April🎟️ ⚽️ Tickets across all 104 matches will be made available for public purchase on FIFA.com/tickets at 11:00 ET (17:00 CET) tomorrow on a first-come, first-served basis ⚽️ As part of the Last-Minute Sales Phase, tickets will continue to be released until the end of the tournament ⚽️ Fans looking for an elevated experience can purchase hospitality packages via FIFA.com/hospitality Read more here: inside.fifa.com/organisation/m… #FootballUnitesTheWorld #FIFAWorldCup2026

@TheAthleticFC @AdamCrafton_ @HenryBushnell The second they drop the prices, to something that is reasonable, they will sell out

Some 2026 World Cup games just aren't selling at the rate FIFA would like them to. That applies to games like New Zealand vs Egypt. Uzbekistan vs DR Congo. Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde. And, remarkably, the United States' opener against Paraguay. @AdamCrafton_ and @HenryBushnell explain why — you can read for free via the link below ⬇️ bit.ly/48YLqlw

@thegoalkeeper @PhillyInquirer It doesn't change the fact that tickets are still stupidly expensive

How Philadelphia's World Cup setup became the envy of fans in New York, Boston, and beyond inquirer.com/soccer/world-c… via @PhillyInquirer

@BarstoolBigCat @PardonMyTake Oh no 😂

Memes got a fit off @PardonMyTake

@thomasrp93 .@PFTCommenter great reporting 🫡😂

The Patriots tried to silence the vrabel/Russini story and put pressure on The Post to not publish anything, but were unsuccessful, per PFT. There's "nothing to it", though. Disgusting franchise.

@AdamCrafton_ @SpikeEskin @TheAthleticFC You have been by far the best Journo whos covering the WC 💪

Exclusive @TheAthleticFC Philadelphia’s World Cup committee ensures FREE transport for fans leaving their stadium this summer, assisted by partnership with Airbnb. The in-bound SEPTA ticket to the venue is also staying at usual $2.90. nytimes.com/athletic/72095…

@ThatsFootballTV But they dont have 30M for Rashford? 😂

🚨 Barcelona have made Julián Álvarez their main summer target after his strong season of 18 goals and 9 assists since joining for €75M in 2024. They are prepared to offer around €100M, though it’s uncertain whether Atlético will accept. The club are also considering Victor Osimhen, Dušan Vlahović and Alexander Sørloth as alternatives. [@mundodeportivo]

@FootballGoalFC @UtdDistrict @SullyTalkz #bot

@UtdDistrict @SullyTalkz Man, the anticipation is real! Can’t wait to see what @SullyTalkz has in store for us. In a world full of surprises, this better be next level. What do you think it could be? A star signing, maybe? Let’s get hyped 🔥 #FootballTwitter

We have an announcement. 📢 @SullyTalkz ✍️

@markgoldbridge No team is playing "good football" right now!

Some people just can't have the factual grown up conversation that it's results vs performance. Behind our results is very poor performances. Will the results lasts? Take your pick

@bethTmufc 2-2

What’s everyone’s score predictions? 😁🔴

@AdamCrafton_ They can still F themselves

FIFA have responded to this - and strongly. “We are quite surprised by the NJ Governor’s approach today on fan transportation. The original FIFA World Cup 2026 Host City Agreements signed in 2018 required free transportation for fans to all matches. Recognizing the financial strain this placed on the host cities, back in 2023 FIFA adjusted the Host Agreement requirements across all host cities as follows: All Match Ticket holders and accredited individuals shall be able to access transport (public or additionally planned transport) at cost to allow travel to Stadiums on match days.   “FIFA worked for years with host cities on transportation and mobility plans, including advocating for millions of dollars in federal funding to support host cities for transportation.   “FIFA World Cup will bring millions of fans to North America along with related economic impact. Many fans will travel to NYNJ to enjoy the eight matches scheduled. FIFA is not aware of any other major event previously held at NYNJ Stadium, including other major sports, global concert tours, etc., where organizers were required to pay for fan transportation.”

@CrossingBroad Hey @FIFAcom FOH

Statement from Philadelphia Soccer 2026, RE: World Cup tailgating - "Philadelphia is a city defined by its fans and its traditions, and that will not change when the world arrives for FIFA World Cup 2026™. While our fan experience plans are still being finalized with our partners, we are committed to delivering a World Cup that is authentically Philadelphia — and that means celebrating the passion, the energy, and the game-day culture that makes this city unlike any other."