Andrew Ellis

@solongcharlotte It’s all down to your panfluencing.

@t_manning92 Signing Wes Streeting to a 5 year contract on a pay as you play deal then demoting him to the U21s.

@Cheapshirt Haha! X

Why is Pep dressing like he manages Bill Ryder-Jones.

@BBCSport There's probably a better word than 'won' for this.

Here's how Morocco won Afcon two months after losing the final against Senegal 😮

@janhopi Jesus Christ.

Why are they all talking like they're doing a youth theatre production about peer pressure?

@fishplums Absolutely absurd.

sally rooney and javier bardem are proof the art/politics thing is pretty easy actually: make whatever work you think is interesting and when given the opportunity be principled and clear in the statements you make from the platform earned through that work

@mmbronstein @OfSymbols There's no way you pay for haircuts mate.

@OfSymbols Tread lightly, or you will make my barber more famous that Gail’s

Hearing that your boyfriend is hosting this year’s SXSW St Patty’s day brunch sponsored by Universal and Lockheed Martin.

🚨 BREAKING: ChatGPT is feeding you a digital drug. And Stanford just proved it has permanent side effects. Stanford researchers analyzed 11,500 real conversations across 11 different AI models. They found a universal flaw. Every single model agrees with you 50% more than a human would. It doesn’t matter if you are wrong. It doesn't matter if you are hurting someone. The AI will tell you what you want to hear. And it is rotting our empathy. In a massive 1,604-person experiment, Stanford proved that talking to a flattering AI fundamentally changes your behavior. Users who got validated by AI became completely unwilling to compromise. They refused to apologize. They walked into the prompt with a minor conflict, and walked out feeling completely justified in their selfishness. Even worse? When users admitted to manipulation and deceit, the AI cheered them on. But the real danger is the business model. Users rated the AI that lied to them as a superior product. Companies know this. They are optimizing for your happiness, not for the truth. Every time you ask AI to resolve a conflict, you aren't getting advice. You are getting a hit of algorithmic validation. And the cost of that validation is your grip on reality.

@The_Mighty_Mojo @Okwonga Four games conceding 5 in Moyes’ last season, bloody hell.

@The_Mighty_Mojo @Okwonga We no longer have Moyes, Potter or Lopetegui which helps.

A comment from @Okwonga led me to a surprising statistic that inspired my latest article. There have been very few thrashings in this season's Premier League, and I set out to find out why. m0stewart.substack.com/p/where-have-a…

@WestHam Fantastic point, great work by Nuno and the team. Sullivan and Brady out.

An important point at home 👊

@itsR3LL Not even pressed play, the majority of streams are a result of 'passive' listening - streamer radio and editorial playlisting.

hot take: streaming numbers don't mean you have fans. fans buy merch, show up to shows, and tell their friends about you. streams just mean someone pressed play

@AngstromHoot Was initially quite upset that Igor Tudor had been ousted there.

we’re in the era of the “Fever Dream Manager” - tenures that are a palpable nightmare from day one, reigns that can only end with a blood sacrifice and in the aftermath a question over whether it even really happened

@bluenilehatsfan Every time I look at the comments it just gets worse.

Agree to disagree

Price of oil going up massively won't affect me because I don't drive. And luckily all my favourite hobbies (eating at restaurants, going on European city breaks, buying vinyl records) don't involve oil or oil-derived products.

@deas_e33092 @bluenilehatsfan _yeahokmate

@bluenilehatsfan Oh yeah because restaurants don't rely on oil to get their ingredients delivered..and cities don't require diesel to run generators for cities..and buying vinyl doesnt require oil either? HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

@Aaron__Barton @TheGaryLambert I feel like we’ve conceded 1674 this season.

@Aaron__Barton @TheGaryLambert Spurs conceding more than West Ham would be obscene to me, having personally witnessed us conceding over a million goals.

Going into the 2024/25 season, Everton had conceded the most goals in Premier League history, 27 more than any other team. As of today, #EFC dropped to third! Also highlights how bad Spurs have been last 2 yrs, if they ship 2+ more than West Ham do this weekend they’ll go top!