Bob and Aud Abroad

@PintsDrank Mythos is just another Carlsberg clone. Just spent a month in Greece and the islands and this was easily the best I found:

Thoughts on Alfa?

@WiltsAnnabelle You know when the EU introduced new passport controls and Greece, an EU member, said they wouldn’t comply? That’s because any EU member is still a sovereign state and can make its own decisions. Like the UK always could.

Brexit was never about Ptolemy and Jemima getting faster tickets to go inter railing on their gap yah. It was, is, and always will be about the sovereignty of our Parliament and the ability for British people to elect (and remove) the people who make our laws.

@SianaNache79742 Now the evidence is being presented regarding funding from criminals and foreign countries there should be a second referendum. Hopefully adults rather than cultists will return us to the EU where we belong.

10th anniversary of Brexit. Still not a single Brexit benefit. I think there will be not a single Brexshit benefit for the 20th anniversary either. Brexit is SHIT. Brexit is the worst single selfinflicted wound in the British history. Self - committed economic suicide.

@JimmyMu35984013 After a long session pre-match the blazing sun (and flying ants) caused Aud to faint so the St. John’s put us in those seats behind the corner flag on the opposite side of the Clock End. Had a boss view of that goal.

Steve Nicol’s header against Arsenal in 1987 still doesn’t make sense. A defender… from outside the box… looping a header over John Lukic and into the far corner to win it late at Highbury. One of the most outrageous headed goals you’ll ever see.

@PintsDrank Ahh the taste of Burton-on-Trent.

Pint of Staropramen 😍

@ksampsonwriter I’ve still got mine but can’t remember actually being asked to show it anywhere. We used to apply for away tickets then wait for Joan to ring to tell us we’d got them. I’m wondering if I used to show it when I collected tickets?

Just found this - but no memory of having it, or what it was for. 2001/2 season.

@PintsDrank Turn around, walk out and find a pub that sells proper beer.

Rate the line up out of 10

@JamesClarkeFive @mackin_john 🤣🤣

@mackin_john Well at least the nuclear war bit is plausible... 😆

A.I. is already going rogue and unilaterally hacking other systems. Nuclear War by next April I think ... I hope Everton are top of the league on Good Friday.

@MattBrownrigg20 He was idolised when he was playing for us but Kenny took us to another level so he wasn’t actually missed. Although he clearly loved Liverpool he put his personal ambition first any many didn’t like that (same with Owen later and Trent) so that affected his legacy I think.

Always wondered why Keegan wasn’t revered by the kop the way others were.

@mackin_john Put your house up for sale.

Got a neighbour who's convinced Widdecombe was assasinated and there's an establishment cover up. He's no reasoned logic or explanation for this. He's utterly convinced. I can't contemplate trying to engage him in conversation about this.

@DanRich1878 There are at least four Premier League goalkeepers better than him but none are English. If he was as good as people claim he’d be playing for a big club.

Pickford had a good game last night yet I see people slating him for not saving the shot which was apparently “in the middle” of the goal. People won’t realise how good Pickford is until he is replaced by someone who Will inevitably make mistake after mistake

@mike1974bell It wasn’t a foul and players can’t instigate a review anyway. Proves you know nothing about how VAR works.

Stay down Djed..!!! But come on VAR, a fully fit and in position full back has a chance of stopping the cross. Djed is limping Why are England players not making a fuss? They should have surrounded the ref and demanded a review

@Lpoolcallinagin @BelieveInKlopp Just the one.

@BelieveInKlopp Not many better players neither in all honesty

Many fans may not agree with me, but here is Liverpool’s greatest ever captain…. We have had better players, better personalities. But have we had a better captain? What a player. What a leader. What a captain. Graham Souness #LFC

@Lpoolcallinagin @michaelevansuk Who could imagine that when the Prime Minister of the day declares there’s no such thing as society it could have consequences?

@michaelevansuk Exactly how I feel. When I grew up in the 70's it felt like everyone looked out for each other,society was just that,people seems decent

Im rejecting political labels. But this is the way I think. To me, it’s just common sense. Who wouldn’t want this? I think this is all any ordinary citizen wants. A roof, bread and a chance to take part in the society built around us. Dark actors are putting us against each other

@mackin_john @the_transit_guy 3am start though. Probably wouldn’t see much but sleep is for wimps.

@NotinWigan @the_transit_guy Yup. Stretch your legs. Scenery. Faint possibility of some on-board 'catering' too.

The richest country on Earth: where a 245-mile trip between major cities means choosing between a $500 flight or a 6-hour train ride. Sure am glad we haven't invested in fast trains!

@mackin_john @the_transit_guy No brainer. Nice carry out on the train and save a load of money.

@the_transit_guy Dont know where the start and end cities were - but from city centre to city centre is the flight quicker? An hour to get to and from airports at each end, plus getting there 2 hours before the flight?

@moleyrs @henrywinter Most players, professional or not, don’t have a clue about the Laws of the Game. That includes millionaires who made their money playing it. Red card without any doubt.

@henrywinter Loads of professional players saying Balogun’s incident wasn’t a red card. He might not have meant it, but he could’ve finished the opponents career. It was 100% a red, and it should’ve been a 3 game ban. Quansah’s wasn’t as bad, but still a red.

Jarell Quansah suspended for next two England games for serious foul play, FIFA announces.

@PintsDrank Looks familiar 😀

Pão de Açúcar. Sugerloaf mountain Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

@cazjwheeler @theipaper Please let this be true!

Exclusive: Police are investigating a political donation made to Robert Jenrick’s campaign to be Conservative leader, The i Paper can reveal. The Metropolitan Police has been examining claims that a £37,500 donation originated from a foreign donor, following a referral from the Electoral Commission. The force has now launched an investigation into the allegations. Jenrick has repeatedly denied breaking any electoral laws. A Met Police spokesperson confirmed: “We have launched an investigation following a referral from the Electoral Commission on Tuesday 6 January concerning donations connected to a political party’s leadership campaign. The investigation remains ongoing.” The allegations relate to a £100,000 donation Jenrick’s leadership campaign received from British entrepreneur Phillip Ullmann, via a company called Spott Fitness, during his 2024 campaign. However, it has been claimed that £37,500 of this amount originated from a US business associate of Ullmann, Gary Klopfenstein, who has subsequently been convicted of fraud. Ullmann and Klopfenstein are now in a legal dispute. Ullmann claims he repeatedly warned that some of the money was being supplied by Klopfenstein, according to legal correspondence seen by this newspaper.

@GoodwinMJ Unfortunately for you, whoever you are, creating scenarios by using words in their incorrect context only works with the sort of idiots that would fall for Farage’s grift. Privately-educated former commodity traders who own five properties are Establishment.

Nothing screams “establishment” harder than every Westminster party having no issue whatsoever standing at the Makerfield by-election to legitimise the appointment of Andy Burnham and then clubbing together to try & delegitimise Nigel Farage at a by-election in Clacton.