Alex Mooney

“In big games he was found wanting. He froze in those vital moments when he was needed most to inspire his players and counteract the opposition.” Why sticking with Danny Rohl is a needless gamble and only delays the inevitable. Free to read… @alexmooney50/rohl-on-the-brink-50028c0863fa" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@alexmooney50/…

@lecrin @Boab10s Ha. Don’t see him being around long enough for it to matter…

@alexmoonz @Boab10s That's funny. Danny could do with a friend with a whistle.

Celtic fans think refs favour Rangers. Rangers fans think refs favour Celtic. Fans of all other clubs think refs favour Celtic AND Rangers. Welcome to Scottish football.

@lecrin @Boab10s The great irony of last night is that the ref John Beaton is widely regarded up here as a ‘Rangers’ man 🤔

@alexmoonz @Boab10s And clearly the spfl use a budget version of VAR. Where the ref only gets to see one angle. The Ryanair of football. Only they claim to run on time 😂⚽ Honestly, you could watch that image a thousand times and not be sure of it hits the hand. Yet the ref was quick to award a pen

@lecrin @Boab10s It’s all nonsense, Vernon. Refs make mistakes. Many are just not good enough at their jobs but they don’t cheat.

@alexmoonz I've learned a great deal in past years, thanks in part to the late @Boab10s I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I find the ones I know to be sad people who spend time believing the latest nutty theory. But, after last night, I can see why fans in E'burgh believe in spfl Glasgow bias.

Not letting the captain lead out the team in his last game at Ibrox - a dead rubber - is absolutely appalling. To be treated like this after 11 years’ service reflects badly on Danny Rohl’s judgment. A shocker.

“I have three dogs...a dog isn’t a person...it’s more loyal than a person. A dog doesn’t care if you win or lose. They don’t blame you. When you get home, whether you’ve won or lost, the dog doesn’t care. The important thing is that you’re home with them” theguardian.com/football/2026/…

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At last. Someone in football who debunks the notion of pressure in the game. Talk to doctors, nurses, paramedics at home and operating in war zones. That's pressure.

@byebyesnp Thank you for your kind words!

@alexmoonz Great read Alex. Nailed it. A pleasant and refreshing departure from the cliched bollocks peddled by the self-important Edgar, Clarke and Clifford. Followed.

"Cavenagh promised an era of 'sustained winning'. If he aims to come good on that next season he can't make the same glaring mistakes again." Free to read... @alexmooney50/cavenagh-in-firing-line-20c91f4e8de5" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@alexmooney50/…

A great read - unless you are Andrew Cavenagh for whom there are a few uncomfortable home truths. He would do well to take heed of Mooney’s argument regarding the appointment of ‘coaches’ at clubs like Rangers.

Fantastic, Paul. Music and football - a great combination!😁

This is incredible for the Sheffield Wednesday fans. Announcing this in the stadium, the reaction is just 👌

Tractor Boys having a field day 🤣

🧵Stand With Her isn’t just a slogan - it’s a promise. A promise to believe survivors, to scrutinise systems, and to ask hard questions locally. That’s why @impartialrep is shining a light on it with sustained coverage. Here is a thread of our coverage today #StandWithHer

Scoop: Nigel Farage was given undisclosed £5m by crypto billionaire in 2024 Reform leader changed his mind about standing as MP after gift from Thai-based crypto tycoon Christopher Harborne theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

Well played Vancouver 👋

With great sadness, we received information of the passing of Edith Eva Eger, an Auschwitz Survivor. Edith was born on 29 September 1927 in a Jewish family in Budapest. She was the youngest daughter of Lajos and Ilona Elefánt. She attended a gymnasium and took ballet lessons. She was a member of the Hungarian Olympic gymnastics team. In 1942, the Hungarian government enacted new anti-Jewish laws, and she was removed from the gymnastics team. In March 1944, after Nazi Germany installed a pro-German regime in Hungary, Edith Eger was forced to live in the Kassa (Košice) ghetto with her parents and her sister Magda. In May of that year, they were deported to Auschwitz. She was separated from her mother, who was murdered in a gas chamber. In November 1944, Edith and Magda were consigned to ammunition trains and slave labor. In May 1945, they were liberated from Gunskirchen - one of the subcamps of Mauthausen. After the war, Edith Eger moved to the United States. She became a psychologist and a specialist in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder. Edith Eger was 98 years old.

It doesn't take much to make someone’s day, or even change their life. I never understood why athletes or celebrities choose not to grasp this idea. Grande, Lira. 👏 🔵 🚂