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@JurgenerBelief @elite_balltakes The main reason we won the league last year was that we had an attacker (Salah) who was ruthless in his finishing in tight games. This year our attackers have been all either still getting acclimated to the PL, injured or horribly out of form. We need high efficiency goal scorers

@elite_balltakes They were true game changers to take us to the next level. And WITH em we had 14 players at best to compete for everything. Slot has more and shows less. Not enough to win a league but certainly more than enough to finish above Villa and their 65 points at least

Klopp apparently believed adding Van Dijk and Alisson would magically make Liverpool title contenders/winners in 2018 when he could have just coached klavan and Karius into world class footballers.

@Anesutalksball @lfcG122 "can NEVER understand ... CANNOT be a reason..." Do you seriously not see the contradiction there??? How can you 100% rule out the effect of something you're also admitting you can NEVER understand?!?!

@lfcG122 Noone has undermined the impact mate . We can never understand how much they suffered but it cannot be a reason for losing 20 matches.

History will remember the fact that during the 2025/2026 season 75+% of LFC twitter was constantly undermining the magnitude of the incident on a weekly basis. Can't be understated how straight up vile this place has been thorought the year. Good sees all.

@SimonBrundish @pmsutton Entertainment does not at all equal quality.

@pmsutton Yep. Definitely the best football I’ve ever watched…

The awful luck Slot has had this season Yet somehow Champions league qualification having lost the most games, with the most goals conceded in Liverpool PL history, with the lowest point total ever to qualify

@adamrowecomedy Watching his press conference are ALWAYS better than seeing clipped quotes on Twitter. He was lauded for his pressers last season. No one goes from that to full bellend in less than 12 months.

He’s got to go. And it’s only about 20% down to the performances. It’s the things leaving his mouth every time he opens it that’s really done it for him. Sounds less and less like the man for the job every time he speaks.

Thanks to everyone who was involved in the recent ticket protests & to all the volunteers who helped give out the yellow leaflets - if you want to have your say and get the 🆘 to represent you - join the union #YNWA spiritofshankly.com/join/

@168grams @RealJustinCooke @ramit Wow projection... "Childlike" is labelling a reasoned and empirical critique as a "tantrum" because you disagree with its conclusions. If you disagree, either critique the premises or the logic of his argument.

@Edgenmachten @RealJustinCooke @ramit Is that what you think it means, or do you think it means having a tantrum because someone you don't know but have strong emotions about likes something you like? There is a childlike aspect here, it is not the critics.

Ryan is one of the only white men in self development to publicly speak against Trump and his corrupt circle. I have a lot of respect for him speaking up repeatedly Many others in self development could learn a lesson from Ryan

@RealJustinCooke @ramit It's all centered on a child's understanding of the word "stoic". (i.e., thinking stoic means unbothered and refusing to engage with the world)

@ramit I really don’t get the uproar about this. Is it just MAGA defending their king? If you’re going to be upset about anything, recent events seem warranted.

@Mr_Derivatives I only watch football (soccer) and motorsport. I find it impossible to watch US sport. Only time I do, I watch it delayed so I can skip through the incessant commercials

I don't really watch much Futbol (aka soccer to us Americans). But the more I watch it, the more I like it. One of the main reasons is that it's continuous action without any breaks or commercial interruptions. Once you realize that, it's hard to unsee the countless commercials and breaks in between NBA, MLB, NFL, etc... Am I right or am I right?!

@JamesPearceLFC Change the system with no forwards available?

HT: Manchester United 2 #LFC 0: Dismal first half performance from Liverpool. Started so badly and paid the price as Cunha and Sesko punished them. Marginal improvement since then but still nowhere near good enough. Slot has to change the system. Created next to nothing.

@Tradermayne That's almost his exact point: stoicism as a philosophy is far removed from what people like Ivanka *think* it is (i.e., check out and refuse to confront reality)

Not very Stoic of you my man!

@layefaUXD @ChinoUTD AI slop comments

@ChinoUTD Carragher is harsh, but the contrast was real. One game flowed like a final, the other felt like every decision needed a committee.

🎙️ Carragher on PSG vs Bayern and Atletico vs Arsenal: “You watch PSG vs Bayern and that’s football at its peak. Free-flowing, end to end, quality everywhere… a proper 50-50 enjoyable game. Then you switch to Atletico vs Arsenal…and it’s a completely different sport. Stop-start, simulations, mind games… more penalties than actual football. You look at the goals… nothing from open play, everything forced. No rhythm, no flow, just waiting for the next decision. And that’s why no one is really paying attention. Because deep down, everyone knows…the real Champions League final is PSG vs Bayern.”

@bumbadum14 Everything here is AI generated. All the replies are AI. Internet is dead.

FIRE is probably the most soul crushing lifestyle I have ever heard of and it's a terrible indictment on our society. Some of the most competent and intelligent people are structuring themselves to live as minimally as possible so they can check out of society before they're 40. Many of these people are unbelievably hard workers and incredibly intelligent. But they are so disillusioned so all of their potential goes to waste because there's no point to work for more.

@MavishTelap @PeterMooreUSA This is the real answer.

@PeterMooreUSA People in Philly will stay in Philly, People in NJ will stay in NYC. NJ should have never gone for this.

Philly gets it, and sees the bigger picture of what being a host to the world’s biggest sporting event will bring to the city and state. Visiting fans will spend in bars, hotels, etc. driving incremental tax revenue. They don’t see they need to gouge fans for transportation back-and-forth between the stadium. Well done.

@HenryJackson87 Stevie, Rafa, Klopp, Salah

You’re making a Mount Rushmore of Liverpool 2000-2026 - who makes the cut?

@robbohuyton In their minds, the club is an entertainment company and supporters are customers. The reality is closer to the club being a religious institution and supporters being the faithful who are central to the definition of what the club itself is

@robbohuyton They seem to be lightyears away from understanding the idiosyncrasy of what the football club **is** (manager-players-supporters). The COL/inflation debate isn't even relevant for me. The fact that the support is a central pillar of the club is the beginning and end of the debate

Just the lecky going up though.

@NickBorrell1 @robertgraham I only mention it because OP correlates being a "Windows programmer" to NOT using OOP. I don't think you can draw strong conclusions either way, but if you could, then it'd make more sense to draw the *opposite* conclusion OP draws

@Edgenmachten @robertgraham Saying a Windows programmer would have used c++ classes may be true if we generalized everything, but it’s definitely not true at the top. And that’s what we’re dealing with.

Hi. Professional C/C++ programmer here. The open-source code I can find written by Adam Back and Satoshi Nakamoto don't look remotely similar. Back's code looks typical of academic Unix programmers who also hack their code to run on Windows. Satoshi code was written by a professional Windows programmer who also wrote for Unix. Stylistically, they look nothing alike. There's not enough time between 2005 when I can find the newest Adam Back and January 2009 when Satoshi published Bitcoin/0.1 to account for the change. Both are perfectly competent programmers, but stylistically, they are completely different. The NYTimes tried to compare their English language in posts/emails. I'm compare their C/C++ language in their open-source code. The NYTimes merely points out they both use C++ as if that's another corroborating detail, when the actual code seems to disqualify Adam Back.

@robertgraham You're either not really a professional programmer or just haven't thought through your own argument... 4 years is more than enough time to adjust style. If Satoshi was a Win programmer, he WOULD have used c++ classes. A UNIX guy (Back) WOULD have just used it as a "smarter C"

I was a professional Windows C/C++ programmer throughout the 1990s that had to also make code work on Unix. Satoshi's code speaks to me -- that's exactly the sort of code I wrote, down to using 'printf' instead of 'cout'. What I mean to say is that he's gotten rid of all the C++ class hierarchy nonsense and is primarily using C++ as a smarter C with lightweight objects. It's a VERY distinctive choice. Conversely, the "style" (where he puts spaces and braces) is non-distinctive, looks like all other code.

@themagic_tophat @OliverKay Ever mentioning PSG or City without mentioning financial doping is just pure gaslighting.

Oh for sure. They have improved massively. Enrique has helped shape a positive culture for them - the first time since Qatar took over. But the transition is made a whole lot easier by nation state funding with virtually no checks and balances. Ligue 1 is entirely hands off and Uefa investigates nothing. They remind me of people who play video games with cheat codes. What’s the point of sport when you can just circumvent rules to always have the best of the best?

So much of the football in the Premier League this season has been dull, attritional and regressive —  football as reimagined by number-crunchers and set-piece analysts. What PSG are producing under Luis Enrique is bold and expansive, with marauding full backs like Hakimi and Mendes, wonderfully gifted midfielders like Vitinha and Joao Neves and mesmerising, incisive wingers like Doué and Kvaratskhelia. Against Liverpool last night, as so often against Premier League opposition since the start of 2025, the contrast was stark nytimes.com/athletic/71830…

@JimmyGrunt @Kearnsy1906 Huh? Do you actually think it's Diego? Or are you confused by San? It's Saint or São

@Edgenmachten @Kearnsy1906 Atleast get his name right first dickhead.

If you go away in Europe and are a well coached team who think keep it tight and beat them at home fair enough. But this isn’t that, this is be a gang of shit bags and hope we don’t get a hiding. Absolutely pathetic.