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@CBDCx 😂😂

@BStiofano you must be new to live line 😂

Astounding bias on #Liveline.

@TheCleanCarClub It's a mere statment. No question was asked. Omission of '?'

What is the name of the 5th child?

@LansdowneRD_IE @Realaldo474 Baller 🫶

When Liverpool Sold Aldo... John Aldridge's exit from Liverpool in September 1989 for a fee of approximately £1.1 million was a highly emotional departure, primarily driven by the return of Ian Rush and a perceived lack of game time under manager Kenny Dalglish. Despite scoring 31 goals in the 1988/89 season, Aldridge was sold to the Spanish club Real Sociedad, where he became the first non-Basque player to sign for them in several decades. After a season at Juventus, Rush returned to Anfield. Dalglish shifted the team's system to a 4-4-2 that favoured the partnership of Rush and Peter Beardsley, leaving Aldridge as a substitute. In the early 1989-90 season, Aldridge saw limited minutes, featuring in only two games. He felt his career was being wasted on the bench and wanted regular first-team football to secure his place in the Republic of Ireland's 1990 World Cup squad. Aldridge has since described a "sour" exit, citing an incident where he was asked to play two reserve matches in one day as a 30-year-old, which he felt signalled "the writing was on the wall" for his Liverpool career: “I played for the B team, and I put a right stint in scored as well. Afterwards, I was told I had to play again that night against Stafford Rangers. I was knackered, but I did it. I couldn’t sleep that night, so I went to see Kenny the next day. I walked into the office and told him a few home truths, which he probably wasn’t happy with. I respect the manager, but I don’t respect having to play two games in one day as a 30-year-old. The writing was on the wall from there.” Aldridge's final game was a legendary 9-0 victory over Crystal Palace on 12 September 1989. Coming on as a substitute, he scored a penalty (pictured) with his first touch to make it 6-0. After the final whistle, a distraught Aldridge threw his shirt and boots into the Kop, emotionally saying goodbye to his boyhood club: “I wanted to stay forever. I was ready to fight for my place, score another two or three dozen goals, and earn a new contract. But Kenny said no. You’re leaving.” Aldridge was a goal machine for Liverpool, scoring 63 goals in 104 games with 50 of them in the league and back then the Reds were serving a six-year European ban. What a player. #legend #ireland

@itvracing Declan is a far better jockey than Nicolai, amateur or not.

"Maybe he needs to look in the mirror too" 👀 The panel take a closer look at the altercation between Declan Queally & Nico de Boinville 🗣️

@itvracing Nicolai is only 36 -I thought he was around 50!

"Being abused by an English rider, Nico de Boinville is not very nice" 👀 "I'm an amateur, I'm coming over riding in front of my kids. HORRIFIC" 😯 Declan Queally is NOT HAPPY with Nico de Boinville 🗣️

@90sfootball @T_I_F_G Thought it was Robbie Fowler

Hristo Stoichkov on Actua Soccer 2 😂 (via @T_I_F_G)

A brilliant goal by Rangers black Muslim striker it must be said…

@Carra23 Massimo Taibi?

Very much so! I will now go to war on my choices so let’s go!!

@NoContextHumans Treadmill dribbling has zero real world relevance.

This kid is not normal because he runs with the ball on a treadmill

@griptmedia She was adamant not to deviate off script.

A family in Carlow is having to crowdfund on GoFundMe to send their 7-year-old daughter to America for spinal treatment. Health Minister Jennifer Caroll MacNeill defends the Government's health spending despite this: "We spend our money as intelligently as we possibly can."

@ChelseaFC @talkSPORT

Arriving in Hull. 👋 #CFC | #EmiratesFACup

@LBC Quality over quantity John.

'If you stop immigration, Manchester United would have about three players…' John Barnes highlights the irony in club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s complaint that immigrants are 'colonising' the UK.

@OnlyFoolsLines The Peckem Pouncer

@PicturesFoIder Has happened many times before. This example being 1984 in Ireland. The Judge fined him £5,000, he turned around and stated he'd pay £10,000. rte.ie/archives/2019/…

In 2017, a British man struggling to sell his £500k mansion came up with a wild idea: he raffled it off online for £2 a ticket, sold nearly 500,000 entries, cleared his debts, and handed the keys to a factory worker who won.

@BoyneNews As opposed to any other pub that charges VAT + Excise? It's as if they're trying to warrant their outrageous prices by displaying that on the receipt.

Would you pay €11.45 for a pint of Heineken in Temple Bar which includes live music, vat @ 23% and exercise duty?

🚨💣 𝐄𝐗𝐂𝐋 🇵🇹😳⏳ #MUFC Cristiano Ronaldo is in talks with Manchester United for a possible return to Old Trafford. Ongoing contacts between MUFC and CR7's entourage. He's willing to cut his huge wages to join his boyhood club. The club believes his issue was only with Erik ten Hag, not the club itself, despite the Piers Morgan interview revealing internal club matters. If all goes as planned, Ronaldo will join MUFC upon leaving Al Nassr today. More to follow soon! 👀⏳

@QudsNen Almost every modern smartphone contains Israeli developed technology. What are they going to do - use carrier pigeons?

The owner of Bang Bang Café in Dublin, Ireland, says her venue has proudly become an apartheid free zone in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Via: IPSC

@FTBLsection Teams not playing the old standard 4-4-2 also benefit modern centre backs.

Michael Ballack: “Virgil Van Dijk is very lucky to play in an era where there is no Drogba, Lampard, Alan Shearer, Henry, Rooney, Van Persie, Tevez, Adebayor and Diego Costa in the Premier League. No wonder they think he is the best defender in the League."

@rioferdy5 Would love Diego Simeone but will probably end up with Gareth Southgate

I would go…. De Zerbi / Tuchel / Xavi or Darren Fletcher if does well? #MUFC