Chris Walker

@AmericanAir Hi. I'm trouble checking in for my flight tomorrow morning. I submitted the travel document details 2 weeks ago but now it says I need to submit again and the website is not letting me do this.

We wanted to know what undecided voters thought of Kamala Harris's CNN interview. So we asked a Republican congressional candidate in North Carolina.

At least they didn't refer to "Keltic" on @wral like @wunc did this morning!

Gave me a chuckle

@scottlunn @NorthCarolinaFC Thanks!

@MaroonedChris @NorthCarolinaFC Unless something is changed, yes they do. I believe it is 2 and up.

@NorthCarolinaFC Hi. Might be bringing my 4yr old to game today. Do they need a ticket?

@sgevans Correct. I've been a season ticket holder for North Carolina FC (nee RailHawks) for 10+ years. I still watch games from the UK but I'm less connected to it now. Attending in-person and social side around that is important.

There are around 700,000 British people living in the USA - no doubt they make up a good chunk of the tv audience for PL games. But, anecdotally, I've met many who continue the British football tradition of supporting their local team - whether that be MLS, USL or other leagues.

@glorymag_ Are you sending a copy to the Barnes & Noble in Durham, NC? When should I expect to see it in stock?

Final touches being applied for Glory Issue 10: Scotland, a publication that has been over 6 months in the making. Collaborating with the @ScottishFA to help commemorate their 150th anniversary, the issue covers the breadth of this footballing-mad nation, from grassroots to the @spfl. Pre-order today before they're all gone: glory.studio/shop/glory-iss… #football #Scotland #fitba #explorersofthebeautifulgame

@RDUAirport Any chance you could fix your parking website? This literally makes no sense and I'd like to book parking this morning.

Even by the low standards of SuperBowl trophy presentations, there's some low energy on that podium. Has everyone gone home?

@bbcjohnmurray Re: why are NFL teams listed "<away team> at <home team>". I think it comes from baseball. The home team always bats second so on scoreboards it makes sense to list <away team> followed by <home team>. The tradition is followed other US sports.

Amazing shot of Hillsborough

@AlistairDobbie I love making sausage rolls for Americans. Dead easy to make and as they've never seen them before, they think I'm some kind of culinary genius.

@WilliamsBob75 Intrigued on what the atmosphere is like. Baseball (more than NFL or NBA) feels to me like the stadium contributes more to the experience of the game.

Piccadilly Line advert

No greater reminder of soccer’s place in the American sporting landscape that Fox cutting away from Messi hoisting his first-ever World Cup in favor of… the first quarter of a regular-season NFL game.

@ByNeilMorris A pre-requisite for working at Fox Sports

Strong and Holden keep sounding delusional. #NEDUSA

@kkfla737 Morrocco in 86. Ahead of England, Poland and Portugal

#USMNT in 2010 South Korea & Mexico in 2002 Some others also. Thinking maybe Nigeria in 1998?

@chrisorton2011 @almurray I believe that's found in Iceland

This stadium looks amazing

England doesn’t even have a Bojangles.

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