Kieran Carville

@PhilBlundell @Peety_Editor @talkSPORT @robbohuyton Yup, poor timing, ambiguous statements. Doesn't mean he is not a legend, just means he made a mistake.

@Peety_Editor @talkSPORT @robbohuyton I thought it was pathetic personally.

Making a huge deal about Salah outburst at Leeds on @talkSPORT this morning. Fans understood it, frustrated at lack of quality footy and zero relationship with Slot. That’s how I feel. Mo is one of us, our hero. Slot is yet to connect with fan base, cc @robbohuyton

@WayneSBarton Such a dumb thing to come back with

True, but Teddy Sheringham has more Premier League winners medals than him.

@WilcoFtbl All things considered...who gives a fuck how much he's leaving for. Lets just say thanks and goodbye in the right way.

Dreadful business to let Mohamed Salah leave on a free, knowing full well we could’ve gotten £50m for him in the summer.

@WG_RumblePants Not a chance.

I’ve been critical of Michael Vaughan chasing headlines and trying to manufacture clickbait quotes. I think he’s tarnished his 2005 legacy a bit by doing that. I’m one of many fans that he’s blocked. But, having said all that, credit where it’s due. Having listened to him on the TMS podcast and his own pod today, he sounds a lot more competent and capable than Rob Key. He clearly has a vision for England. He is a proven performer. I don’t think he would take any crap. He might even knock a few heads together. Would you like to see him take over from Key?

@Acyn How do they not see how pathetic this is to another man

Miller: What President Trump is doing is a national miracle that will be studied not only for generations but for centuries to come. Trump: Kash, see if you can top that. Patel: Mr. President, thank you for delivering the safest country on God's green Earth

@BelTel As dumb as a rock.

Like a ‘rock of Ulster granite’, TUV leader Jim Allister shall not be moved belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/…

@LozzaFox So you threatened him with a social media pile on by your looney supports and he did what he needed to do to stop that happening. You don't make a new friend, you confirmed to him what he already thought. You're a nasty piece of work.

Last night I went out to dinner with my wife and some friends. Some of whom happened to be black and some of whom happened to be gay - not that that should make any difference to anything in in Britain in 2026 - where everyone is so incredibly kind and everyone is so included and welcome. When we arrived at the restaurant I could tell immediately that the manager recognised me - and he wasn’t a fan. In these rare circumstances I tend to overcompensate and be extra polite and courteous to win people round, but nothing worked with this bloke. He was rude to the point of open hostility. Wanting to enjoy the evening - which we did enormously - I just tried to ignore him. As the meal finished and we were leaving, I asked for the gentleman’s name so I could write to the management of the restaurant with my thoughts about the service - or lack therof - He refused to give me his name and proceeded to tell me that he didn’t need to be polite to racists and a homophobes - even after I politely reminded him of the fact that i was sat at a table well stocked with homosexuals and black people. So instead I took a photo of him and said if he refused to give me his name then the photo would help identify him in my correspondence. The minute I did this his entire demeanour changed and he started to realise that there were going to be potential consequences for being so rude and unprofessional. He began to apologise profusely and - long story short - we ended up sat together at the bar with him telling me he was sorry for jumping to conclusions and that he had had a horrible day he had and before I left we gave each other a hug. He even texted when he finished his shift to apologise again. New friend made. So it’s all good! But it reminded me what irritates me about the media. This man had read the one sided dross that the dying media put out and despite the fact that I was sat having a laugh with a very “diverse” table of friends, he refused to let go of his own bigotry and prejudice, to the point where he was happy to potentially jeopardise his job over it. I get that we live in a world where the media likes to make monsters of certain people, and I don’t expect everyone to agree with what I say. I get recognised quite often and commentary goes with the territory, people express strong views - both positive and negative - about what I think, which is great. You may have noticed, i’m very pro free speech and people expressing different views! The more the merrier! I am still however a human being, with feelings and emotions, and I don’t think it’s too much to ask to be able to go out to a restaurant to eat with my wife and friends without a waiter trying to do everything he can to ruin our evening. We don’t often go out to restaurants we don’t know well for just this reason and after last night, it will be a while before I do again. So might you do yourselves a favour dying media? Try to be at least balanced when you write about people. You would have saved this poor chap and myself an unnecessary and unpleasant experience. You are already on your last legs. Perhaps you should ask yourselves why your audience is getting smaller and smaller with every passing day? Many thanks. Happy Sunday. 🙏

@Ostrov_A @Eve_Barlow

Iran is not even indiscriminately firing at Israel. They are intentionally firing at entire civilian population areas, including residential homes, kindergartens and hospitals. Each of these missiles and cluster bombs is a WAR CRIME!

@ScottJenningsKY Those 168 kids were definitely a threat, right? And was it a nuke on it? Or will we just pretend they have one ready?

So - definitely a threat. Imminent, even. Put a nuke on it and you can see why Trump has been right about this all along.

@TheMatchdayHQ @GraemeBailey

🚨🇳🇱 | 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: Atletico Madrid are showing strong INTEREST in Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo. [@GraemeBailey]

@rioferdy5 Was wrong the first time too

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@SJAMcBride @BelTel Pretty sure History will view the boycott differently that you.

This has been a good week for unionism, while Sinn Fein seriously blundered - as I saw with my own eyes. In failing to distinguish between the American government and the American people, the party boycotted people who have nothing to do with Donald Trump. belfasttelegraph.co.uk/comment/opinio…

@GlitchezTweets @u__mad__bruh @Viralvid_89 The facts are that the Karen is a bully. Dress it up how you want but thats the bottom line.

@u__mad__bruh @Viralvid_89 Maga?? 😆 🤣 😂 that's silly. Stop it. The only victim here, is those that refuse to acknowledge facts.

Karen Doesn't Like Getting the Same Energy Back.

@factpostnews Weird thing to say about another man. A notoriously weak, thin skinned, man at that.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr calls Trump "the alpha in every single room and every single place all across the world"

For the record, the president of the United States is now simultaneously claiming that he has won the war, is currently winning the war, needs help to win the war, and needs no help to win the war. All to destroy the nuclear program he claims to have already destroyed last year.

@LFC In to training for these photos then all round to Alissons for a barbecue

#UCL training ⚽️✨

@BBCSport Wait, all the players from that time said the owner was the best thing since sliced bread!

The club were also handed an immediate nine-month academy transfer ban and a £750,000 fine over the registration of academy players between 2019 and 2022. bit.ly/47B31PT

Chelsea have admitted to making £47m in secret payments to unregistered agents and third-parties over transfers between 2011 and 2018. The club accepted the historical charges, which occurred under Roman Abramovich’s ownership.

@FabrizioRomano Thats nothing, my Liverpool lads got a season off.

🚨 Pep Guardiola decides to give a day off to Manchester City players ahead of return leg vs Real Madrid.

@ATRightMovies I forgot that, but luckily...

MEMENTO was released 26 years ago today. Acclaimed as one of the great superhero movies and the film that catapulted the career of Christopher Nolan, the making of story is pretty massive… 1/47

@DrNeilStone Thats some jump. Being against War is a good thing, no?

Javier Bardem at the Oscars proudly spitting on the graves of 32,000 unarmed protestors murdered in Iran - many of whom were probably fans of his movies. The regime will be proud of him.