Bernie Green

You know it’s pretty much all over when you get one of these through the door, and instead of swearing and throwing it in the bin you think “Sound, I will read that later with a cup of tea after I’ve watched Richard Osman’s House of Games”

@JohnyHelzapopin Fair enough.

@BernieGreen4 You know what, you’re right No excuse

Lots of the right people seem pretty annoyed about Liverpool yesterday. Oh Well.

@Biggies_MaIIs @KopBlock205 Nah, Liverpool didn’t deserve to lose that.

We were on top, crowd was up, they were rattled and we went 1 nil up. Then we immediately reverted to our first half performance of being passive and sitting off. We’ve got what we deserved - fuck all.

@vinnyodonovanlf @BLUENOSEBOB1878 Spot on Vin 😂 Now get them bricks laid

@BLUENOSEBOB1878 All the best people have there birthdays today Bob 😊

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to my brother Patrick 💙❤️

@BLUENOSEBOB1878 @ScarredForLife2 Was that last week Bob?

@ScarredForLife2 I shit me underpants watching Salems Lot 💩

When the BBC finally aired SALEM'S LOT (1979) in the autumn of 1981, images and scenes from it burned their way into my brain. I slept facing away from my bedroom window for weeks!

@BRYN_BORANGA That All Saints have let themselves go a bit

they call this the Battenburg Out of Hell

@JuiceTerry9 @AwayDays_ Is it the one who always looked the happiest and married a Bond girl. Just saying.

@AwayDays_ 3 Evertonians and 1 Kopite. Guess which one? You guessed it.

Marseille fans with a Beatles inspired tifo against Liverpool tonight 👌

@mark_curriemmc I don’t mind Vardy, and I think he’s actually a better player than he gets credit for, but better than Torres? That’s like saying Boney M we’re better than The Jam

@mackin_john @SteKelly198586 I say the same to my son sat next to me every time I see it at the match. “Dad I know, you say it every time”

@SteKelly198586 I hate it when away teams (including us) play in a change strip when there is no colour clash. Cynical and crass attempt to promote one of the away kits.

Only just seen the Everton highlights, and the kit. Liverpool had better not start pulling that stunt at Anfield.

@mackin_john @SteKelly198586 Spot on this. Game goes on, immediate attention if a player is really hurt and stops players going down for nothing.

@SteKelly198586 Let the medical staff come onto the pitch to attend an 'injured' player as the game continues (as in rugby) around him. Until the point where the player becomes an obstruction or a danger then the game stops.

Every play-acting player is a potential menace to those who are genuinely injured. Game's infested with it now. Needn't be a player (yes, Martinelli's a twat), could be a ref sick of stopping the game constantly. Someone's going to end up seriously hurt.

@skr448 @theJeremyVine Or he could just choose not to watch it if he doesn’t want to.

Kind of surreal to be shitposted by Joey Barton’s podcast. And also sad. I love football/ Arsenal so much. Have spent my life watching/ playing the game, just to be branded a symbol of a “woke panto”. What does appearing “woke” have to do with understanding football?

@NickyAllt One of our best ever. My first Liverpool “hero”.

Thoughts with Liverpool legend, KEVIN KEEGAN: "The only thing I fear is missing an open goal in front of The Kop. When they start singing 'YNWA' my eyes start to water. There have been times when I've actually been crying while I've been playing" #Liverpool #keegan #LFC #YNWA ❤️

@Raotl_TheRattle @SiClancy They are just spoilt mate.

@SiClancy Imagine using the word pitiful 🤡 Fucking dickhead

Pitiful first half from Liverpool. If we lose here & against Arsenal, I don’t see how Slot survives. And I absolutely don’t advocate sacking a PL winning manager. But it’s not just the results. Insipid performances, no incision or bravery, everything backwards & sideways. So poor

1. First day of 2026 2. That day in 2025

@BLUENOSEBOB1878 Thanks for all the laughs Bob. Here’s to a New Year full of Kopites getting chickened by the Vernon Sangster. Not today though. I’ve got a shocking hangover.

Thank you all for sharing the laughter this year. It’s a good medicine, it helps us connect with one another. Looking forward to the New Year with more banter & laughter, enjoy the moment & don’t be too hard on ourselves. Wishing you all a Happy New Year ! All my love BNB💙

Lovely this ❤️

@exitthelemming A lovely tribute to your Ma. What a life she had.

I wrote this obituary of my mum for The Observer observer.co.uk/obituary/loved…

@StanCollymore Nice tribute that. He was a really good player back in the day . Always seemed to play well against Liverpool 👍

An incredibly heavy heart having been told of the passing of John Robertson, Forest's greatest ever player, my coach at Leicester and one of the loveliest, kindest hearted humans I've met. As a kid he was a hero on Star Soccer with his beguiling wing play, trademark shoulder drop, go past the fullback and cross. When I finally got to Forest I wore white tape under my shinpads in homage to him. At Leicester with Martin O'Neill he knew of my issues and problems and instead like many, who mocked them, he put a literal arm around me, had words of empathy and kindness and genuinely gave me support. The fact that the lads at Leicester loved him so much was a joy to see, a living legend getting a lot of love from a hard nosed, experienced dressing room. When I retired and started doing radio, I'd often be at Villa Park, the radio point being near the tunnel. More than once I'd see a plume of ciggy smoke coming from the tunnel an hour after the end of a game, Robbo would poke his head around the corner and say "I'm listening! I can f***** hear you from here!". Last time I saw him was at the World Famous City Ground where we sat together in a box watching the Trickies. He regaled everyone with great stories, humour and that something extra that he, and another great man dearly missed, Trevor Francis, had. A warmth that years of the gnarly industry that is pro football never dimmed nor affected. He was just "Robbo", a giant of my childhood, a giant of a club we both were lucky enough to represent, but a good man, just a bloody good man. Sending all my love to Robbo's family and friends, to everyone at Forest and those who were lucky enough to spend time with him. Last year it was Gary Shaw, this year Robbo, the footballing Gods haven't been so kind in recent years. Robbo, you'll be sorely missed, thank you for your inspiration as a player, your support as a coach and lasting legacy as a lovely human being. Rest in peace, Robbo.