Anthony Lockton

DCL gets half an hour in the worst game of football I think I’ve seen England play, then gets sent home. What a waste of his time. Kane is in. Why not give Solanke the 90 last night, and DCL the 90 on Tuesday. Seems a bit tight of Tuchel.

Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka have left England camp to return to Arsenal for “medical assessment”, FA says. Rice and Saka reported to England on Friday after being given time off by Thomas Tuchel. Their Arsenal club-mate, Noni Madueke, and Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton have returned to their clubs “with knocks picked up” against Uruguay on Friday. John Stones has returned to Manchester City “for assessment after picking up an issue in training” before the friendly with Uruguay. Aaron Ramsdale, Fikayo Tomori and Dominic Calvert-Lewin also leaving camp, suggesting their World Cup dreams are over. Is Dominic Solanke the back-up No 9 to Harry Kane? Tuchel’s squad now a revised 27 to prepare for Tuesday’s game against Japan. Dean Henderson, Nico O’Reilly, Ezri Konsa, Marc Guéhi, Dan Burn, Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon and Kane reported on Friday. #ENG

The final goodbye. 💙

The ugly game.

damning new details on Farage's Ipswich visit... pretty far from "no club involvement" #ITFC one for @twtduk @Stuart_Watson @mark__heath nytimes.com/athletic/71468…

Marcelo Bielsa in today's press conference for England v Uruguay: "Well, of course I want Leeds to stay in the Premier League, which is where they belong." Said his time at ER was 'one of the most beautiful memories that football gave me.' #lufc

Some very very sad and disturbed people in this world. I just can’t see any reason this would bother people. Unless they’re, you know…

@McClumsy84 Probably the most disconnected I’ve been from the club. We all stuck around, but I’d imagine most fans felt the same.

What was your worst season supporting Leeds United? Mine has to be 2006/07. Ken Bates in charge, Dennis Wise as manager. Relegated to League 1, enter admin, deducted 10 points, Bates buys us back, deducted another 15 points. Nightmarish times. Can't ever be worse, can it? #lufc

@WestHam_Central I hope Leeds go full strength. There’s a chance of a cup. You can go up and down over the seasons, but a cup in hands doesn’t happen that often for most clubs outside the ‘big six’.

Because we won't win the cup or even reach the final, so I don't wanna risk losing Bowen and Summerville etc for a token 5-0 loss vs Man City

@UruguayFootENG @lufctrust @TheSquareBall @LUFCes @LUFCMOTcom @LUFCHistory The man looks over my kitchen daily. I don’t think Leeds will have a manager like him again in my lifetime. Sad it ended. Happy it happed. Bielsa widow for life.

Leeds fans Putting together a collage of messages for Marcelo Bielsa for the Uruguay England friendly at Wembley Reply with a message. Name, photo, emojis all welcome Will share on match day and send to media in Uruguay 🇺🇾🤝🏽

@henrywinter @musajidda I don’t think he’d manage another club in England. Not unless he came back to Leeds.

@musajidda whenever the right availability arises. Anyway, he's got a huge and very important job on atm.

Marcelo Bielsa back in England. El Loco, cult hero, dream-maker, player-whisperer, inspirational manager. Bielsa teams always worth watching. Flying visit, his Uruguay side playing England at Wembley on Friday. Wish Bielsa was back for good.

@Variety Looks badass. Sure he’ll be great.

The first look at Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape in HBO’s upcoming #HarryPotter series. Season 1 will release on Christmas 2026. variety.com/2026/tv/news/h…

@LostInFilm Watched this in film school many many years ago. Always had a soft spot for it.

On Sir David Lean’s birthday, stepping away from his epics like 'Lawrence of Arabia' or 'Doctor Zhivago' (which we adore), we want to spotlight this beautiful film, one of our all-time favorite romantic dramas.

David Lean’s 'Brief Encounter' (1945) is one of the milestones of British cinema for the way it captures forbidden love, marital duty, and silent emotional devastation in World War II England.

Printing multiple Farage 10 shirts and granting them full access to film a party political message in your stadium, with a full film crew, then claiming to be apolitical after it gets backlash. Pathetic, as you’d expect them to be

@IpswichTown Sure the ‘range of political parties’ members loved the several Farage shirts lined up in the kit room. Bet they felt appreciated. I smell bullshit.

Following Monday’s visit by the Reform party and its leader, Nigel Farage, the club would like to issue the following statement: Ipswich Town Football Club has, over several years, hosted representatives from a range of political parties. The club remains apolitical and does not support or endorse any individual or party. The club will continue to engage with representatives from across the political spectrum as part of its role within the community. Ipswich Town is proud to be an inclusive, diverse, and welcoming organisation that supports all members of the local and wider community. This commitment remains unchanged.

@NorwichCityFC @GrahamSmyth

Book a stadium tour of Carrow Road - new dates now available. Terms and conditions will most definitely apply 😬

@_Dan_4_ @nffc999 Draw.

@nffc999 West Ham v Leeds last game of the season and he’s out both teams to lose 😂😂

Love Rob, but he's had a nightmare with this 😂 #NFFC

@nffc999 Leeds and Forest finishing above 40 might be a push. Not sure why he sees West Ham falling off a cliff after getting some resemblance of a team together. I can see all four teams playing out these games the same way they have the last 8-10.

@secondtierpod @Stuart_Watson I know from our time in the Championship that you gush over Ipswich, but surely you’re not pinning your badge to the ‘they didn’t know’ explanation. Haha.

This whole thing is a bit odd. The club were not aware of any Reform involvement as the party booked a private tour online without use of Reform or Farage’s name. The shirt was purchased rather than gifted as well. (Via: @Stuart_Watson)