Kamal Sukha

@NUFC 😂😂😂😂😂

Let’s do this 😤

@alanshearer Is this more delusional than you believing joining Newcastle was a better choice…..

Boooooooooommmmmmm 🖤🤍 another cracker. Great game. 🖤🤍 #BARNEW

@alanshearer Did you really think you stood a chance today Alan😂😂😂😂.

@WelBeast We talking about the premier league player of the season idiot….

@MichaelVaughan And once again, no one gives a fuck…. Suck it you dead set wanker….

India are the best T20 team by a good distance .. Plus the best 50 over team by a good distance .. they will take some stopping in white ball cricket .. but you can get them in Test cricket .. 👍

@Connor_LFC8 The final score must be killing you even more😭😭😭😭

@AviG7 @piersmorgan 😂😂😂😂. Just when I thought he can’t actually be more stupid

@piersmorgan But you lot were 'totally dominant' 😂😂😂 @Kamzo07

More painful than breaking a hip. Worse performance of the season.

@Miniruks How’s that back 4 working for you?

Shea Lacey by & far the best player for United today. Keep your head up lad, you’ve got a bright future ahead of you at United ❤️‍🩹🤍🖤

@SkySportsPL The spice boy is as dumb as he looks.

"There might just be a twist" 👀 Jamie Redknapp believes there could be a dramatic U-turn in Antoine Semenyo's proposed move to Manchester City 🗣️

@AdamJoseph Well said. He forgets that he would have been an average squad player if it wasn’t for Sir Alex. He should have more loyalty to the club.

Gary Neville has some nerve, honestly. Every time he speaks he alienates himself further from the Manchester United fanbase. How did it go at Valencia, or Salford? How come his criticism doesn't extend to ownership & hierarchy, could it be his vested interest? He is happy to tear down players or the manager (unless they are his mates), let his employers use the club as the main content for the churn, he is a part of the problem. I appreciate everything he did as a player, but who is he to now claim the DNA gimmick? The man who actively barracks against the club in his commentary now wants to say what is best for it? Pfft.

@DevilsInfo_ @AviG7

Fucking respect Troy Deeney. One of the only people with guts to stand up for Amorim. Well in

@hugoknowsball @AviG7

-A man who had a plan, an idea -Stuck to his philosophy -First Anfield win in 10 years -Threw away Rashford, Garnacho, Antony, Lindelof -Never an INEOS GLAZERS puppet But the fans still turned on him. This club never deserved you king ❤️

@Miniruks Yes I am. And I strongly suspect we will be having the exact same interaction when the next manager gets the sack which given the toxic nature of our beloved club, is almost a certainty.

@Kamzo07 You’re just proving the point of my post.

Statistically awful. Did interviews & insulted players more than he won games. 15th, Bilbao, Grimbsy, Everton, WHU, Wolves. Orchestrated his own sacking, gets paid millions, heralded as some sort of hero by fans 🥴 Couldn’t do a thing wrong in their eyes. Ofc Amorim is smiling!

@dipsMUFC Joke of a club😞.

What now?

@StanCollymore Probably the most sense you’ve ever spoken in your life Stan

Mo Salah. A very long read. I think I know a little about LFC, its supporters and how they view their club. Shaped of course by Shankly then Paisley, Kenny, Jurgen and now now Slot. One thing remains constant, perhaps more than any other English club, its always the club first and last, players and managers add their DNA to the club, but the club trumps the individual. Now, Mo Salah has left plenty of winners DNA at Anfield and has taken his place in the pantheon of greats. So it's interesting to see his interview, dropping a grenade into the club because if I know Liverpool and it's supporters at all (I think there may be even a generational difference in responses, younger supporting the grenade, older shaking their heads) then their first reaction will be.. Club, first and last, don't care who it is. Its a living and breathing mantra and one that even Mo Salah will find it difficult to duke it out against. Now, could Arne Slot be less pally with players than Jurgen? Absolutely, he's a calm, relaxed, tad detached guy who ( if you remember) was unimpressed with Trent early doors and showed a nonchalant attitude in season one to "one of their own" who'd won everything there is to win. I think that's impressive, but not as impressive as winning the title in your first season. So he's earned his respect too. The team are playing well in spurts, comedy defending and decision making at other times. That includes everyone, and if you ask 99.9% of players if they'd accept 2 or 3 games on the bench for not hitting levels, all will say yes. Only in the madness of 2025 modern football would the cult of personalities not only question a reasonable conclusion of "you're not playing well, here's a spell on the bench", but Mo maybe has almost tricked himself onto elevating himself to the untouchable status of Messi or Ronaldo, players who could, if they chose, literally do and say as they pleased in the last decade. Mo isn't them, and Liverpool as I said, isn't that club either. I'm sure some of the youngsters will rant "he's right and Slot's to blame ", but without any evidence that Slot has deliberately ( managers NEED their star players to perform, not to be asked about them in every presser for the next 5 months....) ostracised anyone at the club other than do what every good manager has done since the invention of the game, namely leave someone out who's not playing well misses the point as every great club, team and manager have dropped great players at some stage. Some even when playing well!! The solution to what is now a very open sore is simple (ish) 1. Player and manager talk privately. 2. Manager tells player what he wants from the player. 3. Player commits or tells manager he wants out. 4. If player wants out, make it happen quickly. If not, pick the player and let him be judged by his continued performances. If they're poor, manager can't lose, "I told you so". If they're great, manager can't lose. So Slot playing Mo is a very good starting point, especially as 2 very big signings have yet to make Mo " yesterday's man" Arne Slot can help himself a little by using his natural openness to say " maybe I'm not Jurgen but I love my players and they couldn't have won a spectacular title last season without reacting to me and my methods a little too, but I hear Mo's comments and I can tell you all now, I love him to bits and he's ours to keep". That heads off any "seniors" with similar grenades to throw. But one thing's for sure, I don't think there will ever be a Liverpool player past, present or future with valid gripes that would jeopardise the "club first and last" ethos of Liverpool, and those who've had legitimate concerns I'm sure aired them at an appropriate time, not a flash interview when emotions are high. Liverpool FC have done as well for every player who's played for them as players have done for the club, so the institution has earned that private, rather than public critique. Whoever that's from.

@LFC_Tandy So is the grieving period over till next weekend?

The best picture from today.

The rotations from Arteta’s Arsenal in the NLD were fantastic! #ARSTOT

Full analysis of #ARSTOT #MNF ⚪️ Spurs overloading wide areas defensively 🔴 Eze & Merino between the lines 🔴Arsenal Rotations

@SkySportsPL @Carra23

"The manager will take a lot of the blame for tonight" @Carra23 questions Ruben Amorim's system ⤵️