Sarah James #StarmerOut #FreePalestine

My sentiment exactly. I still believe, Jurgen. #NoSurrender

@christobinsings Sad to see, isn’t it? These hoodlums are not thinking of the safety of any women and children present, are they? Neanderthal nincompoops! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤮

Thought these days were mostly gone. Horrible people doing horrible things.

🚨🗣️ Jürgen Klopp: “As long as you are not Lionel Messi, you have to defend.”

Carabao cup final today 🏆 The whole of the UK today apart from London! :

It has now been revealed that Rupert Murdoch and Benjamin Netanyahu pressured Trump into bombing Iran. I confronted one of Murdoch’s employees with a leaked handwritten note from Netanyahu’s political office implying that Murdoch was one of his funders.

This is an ethnic cleansing operation on a scale larger even than the Nakba

This is too good 🤣

Israel has now attacked the UK more than Iran has, so when do we launch a regime change operation on Tel Aviv?

This note was leaked from Netanyahu's political office to the Israeli media. It contains a list of individuals Netanyahu considered to be funders of his political campaign. Piers Morgan's boss Rupert Murdoch is included along with many others from the Epstein class.

@wrb91 Crikey! It’s like a cheese nightmare. Haha!

Whatever happened to proper British comedy? 🇬🇧

@SMXLFC Easter eggs are a symbol of Jesus' resurrection, representing the empty tomb & promise of new life. That said, your point stands. 😊I mean, there’s a huge price tag on the side labelled ‘Easter eggs’ but since racists are illiterate idiots, they probably wouldn’t notice. 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

Was does chocolate eggs have to do with the crucifixion & resurrection of Jesus Christ? What does santa have to do with the birth of Jesus Christ? When was the last time you stepped foot in a church? Stop using Christianity as a cover up for your racism

I’m sure overseas players won’t want to play for a bigot.

@CraigHope_DM I’m sorry but this isn’t on. I understand the rivalry, and I’m probably a part of the small minority who think this way. I’m all for banter and the odd sort of mayhem. All I care about is winning the football game. No one should go to the football and not return home. #Nufc

Fighting outside of St James’ Park. One fan appeared in a bad way. CPR administered before being taken away. Not good 🙏🏻

Nice one Anthony Gordon. You can always rely on a Scouser. 😉👌🏻💷

@Asiankopite @Jaz_Leicester70 @I_amMukhtar @bestcanton7 Yikes.

@Jaz_Leicester70 @SJview @I_amMukhtar @bestcanton7 Have you seen the views of his best mate Paul McGratton. Here’s a few to look at. Can you imagine his language when he’s with SG. He’s a closet racist

John Terry is never beating the allegations.

@ndzionist081945 @I_amMukhtar @bestcanton7 Says thicko with ‘Zionist’ in bio. 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

@SJview @I_amMukhtar @bestcanton7 Ah you're a paedophile prophet worshipper,terrorism supporter, so opinion is WORTHLESS.

🟥 The Manager, The Ownership, The Inevitable As laid out in my match post earlier, the performance wasn't an outlier. It fits a pattern that has been building for months. This should have been addressed in November. The evidence was already there. Since then, it has only grown stronger and more damning. Five consecutive domestic defeats, something not seen since 1953. Six losses in seven league games, going back to 1902. Nine defeats in twelve matches, the worst run in over seventy years. Ten league defeats in a season, a threshold not crossed in more than a decade. Nineteen defeats across the 2025 calendar year, set against one in the entirety of 2024. These are not selective numbers. They are the reality of where Liverpool are. FSG, along with Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes, own that reality. This is their appointment, their structure, their judgement. Reluctance to confront a failing decision has allowed the situation to deepen. There is a sense that being proven right has been prioritised over being effective. They rarely speak, but when they do, it's often about data guiding decisions. The data now is unequivocal. Performances have declined, results have collapsed, and the trajectory is unmistakable. The head coach looks like a man awaiting his fate. The players look unconvinced. The supporters are moving beyond anger into something colder, to a man, woman, boy, or girl; we are doubters again. This international break offers a final opportunity to act. Not as panic, but as recognition. A week ago, the idea of an interim felt unnecessary to me. Now it feels like a question worth asking. What is there to lose? The only caveat is clear: it cannot be someone seeking to turn it into a permanent role. The club must not stumble into another long-term mistake. If a short-term figure, even someone like Steven Gerrard, can restore belief, connection and basic standards, then it's worth considering. Do nothing, and the direction of travel is already clear.