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@F365 The time was months ago

Arne Slot seems very much out of his depth at Liverpool. Is it time to go?

Surely he has to go now, negligent to leave him in place at this point

Sign me up!

@_Paris_10 @indykaila @LFC He's not, he's a temporary boost to things till the end of the season.

@indykaila @LFC x.com/i/status/20332…

Exclusive 💣 STEVEN GERRARD is SITTING BY THE PHONE right now… desperately WAITING for that fateful call from @LFC to swoop in as EMERGENCY BOSS till the end of the season! He’s ready to DROP EVERYTHING and SAVE his boyhood club in their hour of need 🆘

omg the audience's reaction when Conan made this joke during his Oscars opening monologue "It's the first time since 2012 that there are no British actors nominated for Best Actor or Best Actress. A British spokesperson said, 'Yeah, well, at least we arrest our pedophiles.'"

@davidlynchlfc Not sure how he makes the case to stay this week

Completely, inexcusably abject from Liverpool - the worst result of a horrible season. It may well be the case that this league no longer allows you to play good football, but ineffectiveness isn't compulsory, too. How can Arne Slot possibly make the case to stay this summer?

Players with the most yellow cards in the Premier League, 1992-2025 🟨 (via @1968Tv)

Important context that he walked into a better squad than probably any LFC manager ever on day one.

@KeithCostigan He's not a 6 in any system, lack of one is half the issue with this team

In this set up, Gravenberch is not a 6

@AnfieldIndex @MikeVerweij Can't believe we'd pay him that much

🚨🟥Ryan Gravenberch will receive a total salary of €100 million, spread over the next six years, negotiated by his agent José Fortes Rodriguez. Other performance-related bonuses can still be added on top. [ @MikeVerweij ]

Sorry to rich Brits in Dubai, but we are full and our public services are at breaking point. Or so many of you told us.

@OliverKahn @kevinhatchard @BenCottrel03 😂

Exactly 25 years ago today, I scored my first — and only — professional goal. Contrary to what I believed at the time, goalkeepers are not allowed to handle the ball in both penalty areas. The goal was disallowed and I was sent off — still it earned me legendary status. 😉 #otd

@90sfootball 1993 fa vase final

What was the first match you saw played here? 👇

So much to enjoy here. The instinctive hoof upfield, and the keeper losing his mind completely. Lovely stuff.

Let’s end this debate once and for all…… I think I’ll take the word of one of the greatest defenders to play the game, over fans who have never kicked a ball or Sunday league at best 🤣.

@HendrickD82 you've been engagement farmed 🤣 half the comments think you're American

Imagine thinking Terry is even Chelsea's best premier league defender, let alone fit to lace VVDs boots

Gazza said he was once dropped from the England team by Glenn Hoddle for making a joke about his Christianity. "When he told me he had found God, I said, 'F*** me, that must have been one hell of a pass.'" 😂

@BakNTheNYGroove @aakashgupta Other countries build infrastructure for pedestrians

@aakashgupta If you wanna try playing frogger across the busiest highway in the state, be my guest!

The US spent 70 years building a country optimized for cars instead of people. This is what that looks like at full resolution. MetLife Stadium sits on 2.1 million square feet of parking. 28,000 spaces. The parking lots are larger than the stadium itself. The entire Meadowlands complex was purpose-built so that the only way a human being can reach it is inside a 4,000-pound metal box. The New Jersey State Police printed that sign because pedestrians were never part of the design. And here’s where it gets interesting: the 2026 World Cup Final is being played at this stadium in five months. FIFA’s biggest event on Earth, hosted at a venue where walking is literally illegal. International fans from countries where you stroll to the stadium from a pub three blocks away are about to encounter a place where the nearest hotel requires a car to travel a distance you can see with your eyes. The US has 700 million to 2 billion parking spaces. Eight parking spots for every car in the country. Parking lots cover more than 5% of all developed land, an area larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined. Minimum parking requirements forced every building, every stadium, every shopping center to dedicate more square footage to storing empty vehicles than to serving the humans inside. American cities didn’t accidentally become unwalkable. They were zoned that way. During the recent Club World Cup at MetLife, only 12.5% of fans used public transit to reach the stadium. The other 87.5% drove. Now imagine that ratio flipping for the World Cup, when the majority of attendees will be international visitors without cars. NJ Transit is spending $100 million to try to move 20,000 people per hour through a single transfer point at Secaucus Junction, a system that already had door malfunctions and 13-minute delays during games with 29,000 fans. Scale that to 82,500. The sign in this hotel lobby is American car culture in a single frame: we built the richest country on Earth, then made it illegal to walk across it.