Conor McGinn

You can stick this up your hole and fuck away off while you’re doing it. #JFT96

@bbc5live @StephenWarnock3 Even worse pundit than he was player, and that’s saying something. Stealing a living.

@beth_lindop It’s Conor not Connor. Try actually writing things. 🙄

To a man, Liverpool outstanding tonight in the circumstances. Still lacking an edge up front but by far the better team in the second half. Milos Kerkez, Ibrahima Konate and Virgil van Dijk outstanding, as was Connor Bradley, whose injury is a huge blow.

@AtTheRaces Shergar

One horse you can't wait to see in 2026...? We'll go first: La Conquiere

@Zonal_Marking You used to be interesting and insightful. Now just the X version of Carragher on a Monday night

Zubimendi’s goal there another example. Not quite The Makelele role these days is it?

Gravenberch's goal against Everton - a deep midfielder suddenly running in behind - felt unusual. But then Krejci did the same thing for Wolves a couple of hours later. Feels like this type of player increasingly has license to push on. nytimes.com/athletic/66615…

@Mao2040255 @RTEsport Yes

@DesMcGinn @RTEsport Was he wrong at the time?

Richie Sadlier pays tribute to the Irish players, supporters and in particular the under-pressure Heimir Hallgrimsson on a night that will go down in history.

@Carra23 Susceptible defensively? Reminds me when you played.

LFC looking great going forward but susceptible defensively, as we’ve seen all pre season. A lot of the goals conceded by LFC have come from going man to man really aggressively & leaving space in behind. Today Kerkez is getting dragged inside with Sarr leaving Gakpo chasing WB

An object from outside the solar system has been spotted hurtling towards the sun, the European Space Agency (ESA) has said rte.ie/news/2025/0702…

@RacingPost Arkle, Red Rum & Mr Ed

If you hosted a racing dinner party, who would be the three dream guests you'd invite? 🤔

@oasis Listen Up

Which underrated Oasis track deserves a spot on the Oasis Live '25 setlist?

@itvracing He did not pick the 1-2-3, he picked the first three. 🙄

@mayisaywithlove The two best things ever in one moment ❤️

@michaelheadtreb Special gig tonight in Belfast. Loved the encore 😉

@footballtweet @prodnose A classic example

Listen for the silence at the moment of Salah's pass and the noise at the moment of the goal. ❤️‍🔥

@Ivorbaddiel Great news, I didn’t even know Supercharged Otters were playing at Glastonbury 👍

Very close to turning over and watching Supercharged Otters on BBC2 #ENGSLO

@KayBrannigan @henrywinter Not slagging at all. Ironic that one of the English media is saying that you must be inspired because the support is loud, while patronising Scotland past two weeks because they have great support.

@DesMcGinn @henrywinter We are used to slagging but we have positivity and Que Serra Serra ! Made me laugh tho ! 62 million population England , 6 at a push Scotland , do the maths 😂

If #ENG can't be inspired by this phenomenal support, there's something seriously wrong with them. Deafening noise. #ENG #SLOENG

@henrywinter This white dog shit is a lot more impressive

#ENG 0 #SLO 0. Whistle report from Cologne Stadium. After the sh*t, the show was needed. But it didn’t come and the fans made their feelings felt. England failed to put on the performance required after all the criticism from Lineker and company, from assorted bods and pods. England’s magnificent support played their part, forming a wall of noise, but their players lacked poise and full-time was met with censure of Southgate and his players. England drew and won the group but they're losing the fans. England now face a round of 16 meeting with a third-placed team back in hard-to-reach Gelsenkirchen. So start making tracks for the train station now. And England have to start playing better than this. What is wrong with them? Have they lost belief in Southgate? “In Southgate We Trust” read one flag. But Southgate has to understand that the fans’ trust is being stretched. The heat was on here, and not simply because the temperature nudged 30C. The scrutiny was intense. England passed and passed in the first half, interchanging but going nowhere. Some of England’s triangles had a Bermuda feel. It was so frustrating to witness. England have the players. They’re ranked fifth in the world to Slovenia’s 57th, their fires supposedly lit by all the negative headlines. Southgate’s one change, Gallagher for Alexander-Arnold, didn’t work. Slovenia took one look at Gallagher, saw a weak link, and pressed him, turning over possession. Gallagher was booked and didn’t reappear after the break, his place taken by Mainoo. The Manchester United youngster made an immediate difference, bringing quick feet and a quick mind. The second half was better. It couldn’t have been much worse. England struggled to break down Slovenia’s two blue banks of four. They needed faster transition but were sluggish or went sideways. It was not until the 29th minute that Foden got a quick ball in and England kept the pressure on, culminating with a Kane shot straight at Oblak. Only Foden really took the game to Slovenia, cutting in from the left, whipping in a cross, or sending in a free-kick controlled by Oblak. Foden was helped by Bellingham dropping back to give him space to work in. Slovenia were better organised, holding England at bay, and occasionally a threat. Sesko, unmarked, sent a header straight at Pickford. England looked troubled. Their fans, who arrived in raucous voice, fell quiet. Briefly. They were swiftly running through their songbook again. But a flurry of boos at the break reflected many views. Mainoo’s arrival brought some ideas and energy. England raised their game. England fans raised their decibel level even higher. Yet still Slovenia resisted, and still alarmed England on the counter. Sporar raced through the middle until cynically tugged back by Guehi. Southgate reacted, sending on Palmer for the tiring Saka, and triggering an almighty roar from the England fans. Palmer suddenly accelerated inside, Kane swept in a cross, and Slovenia were momentarily opened up. Southgate rolled the dice again, sending on Alexander-Arnold at right-back (Walker went left), and then Gordon but too little, too late. #SLOENG #EURo2024

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@Mobyhaque1 That’s from a game in March, he wears no.9 now. What’s your point?

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@JoshLFC1909 Trent was terrible today, nearly as bad as last week. His attitude and body language are not near good enough, never mind him being VC

What did we learn about Liverpool today?