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@Zonal_Marking The subs did not make sense. They signalled an acceptance of the situation rather than trying to change it. If England had shown that they could try to hit Argentina on the counter with some direct balls and pace, it might have changed the game.

Same old England. On first viewing I thought Tuchel’s subs were disastrous. On second viewing, the retreat happened beforehand, a consequence of Argentina pushing on & England being exhausted. The three defensive subs did make sense. Analysis here…⬇️ nytimes.com/athletic/74485…

@GagsTandon I really thought that tonight, doing exactly the same thing for the 37th league game of the season would yield completely different results. Just can't understand it.

Friday Night ShitBall

@TheAnfieldWrap An absolute game changer. Just been quietly brilliant since the day we had him. Some incredible standout moments... His performance away to psg 🔥, that headed goal and after his dad's passing ❤️.. and a Dire Straits fan on top of it all!

Seven years ago…What a day ❤️ Pivotal.

@RobGutmann They are all finalising moves to Chelsea. Job lot.

I’m gonna need answers on this.

@DaveOCKOP You have a short memory

This is going down as the most exciting transfer window in living memory.

@TheAnfieldWrap I think it's the right move if Kerkez is coming in. Absolutely loved the role he's played for the club but it feels like it's coming to an end. Would be great for him to get a nice epilogue to his career facing off against Trent.

Robertson to Atletico rumours, thoughts? 💔

How do you think Liverpool will line up with Florian Wirtz in the team?

@ShippersUnbound 1000% ... That last line is particularly bang on. If you can't connect with your voters, everything else is irrelevant.

The thing that baffles me is that good and serious people have seen versions of what happened tonight in the US for eight years and are still surprised that people don’t see the world as they do. 1) Voters think “the economy” is “can I afford to live” NOT “we are doing better nationally than others”. Inflation is politically more important than GDP 2) Immigration matters, both the sense of control/uncontrolled and the raw numbers, particularly when money is tight. See 1 3) Don’t take voters for fools: in this case don’t insist a clearly gaga leader is up to the job 4) Don’t try to fight a charismatic opponent with someone who can’t answer basic questions about why they want to be in charge. The ability to communicate is not an optional extra for politicians, it is a core part of the job description 5) Go woke, go politically broke 6) What the metro elites regard as an illogical vote is not necessarily illogical for people who are struggling and angry - see 1,2,3,4,5 Personally I think democracy matters very much and some/much of what Trump says is appalling but until his opponents learn the lessons above, voters will keep voting for someone who manages to encapsulate what they feel

@lewis_goodall The narrative was already in place for this scenario with the "Too big to steal" tagline. He will believe it was won despite YUGE voter fraud on the side of the Democrats only. Actually 99% of Americans voted for him.

Something tells me that Trump is going to think this was a free and fair election.

@elisethoma5 @lawfare This is an interesting point, but I think we can assume there's a relatively significant cost involved of all of these blue ticks? This would perhaps rule out some individual doing it just for fun/trolling?

a group, but it could also easily be the work of just one person. As I wrote for @lawfare recently, it's really important not to jump to conclusions about attribution and ESPECIALLY so now we're in the GenAI era lawfaremedia.org/article/genera…

1. I've found a large, AI-driven bot network on X which is posting in support of Trump in the US election. Thread.

@SamCoatesSky Who's paying you to turn this into a story? What next... Are you going to tell us what colour socks a Labour MP was wearing. Get a grip. Try and report on actual news... There's plenty of it out there.

Sky News can reveal Home Secretary Yvette Cooper went for free to a Taylor Swift concert as guest of Swift’s music label Universal Music. Ms Cooper went as a guest of her huband, Ed Balls who was given four tickets. That came after the home secretary had discussions about boosting protection for Ms Swift when she was in London after concerts were cancelled in Vienna because of a foiled attack Mr Balls was offered the tickets on August 4, before the Swift's shows in Vienna were cancelled for a show on August 16 This has not appeared in the public register to date because the tickets were understood to be worth £170 - less than the £300 that would make it a declarable expense. Earlier today the home secretary made the declaration to the cabinet office.

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@breeallegretti @mrjamesob "might be"

NEW: UK to suspend 30 arms exports licences to Israel. David Lammy announces the move, saying: "Facing a conflict such as this it is this government’s legal duty to review Britain’s export licences." Foreign sec says there is a "clear risk" that UK arms might be used to commit a "serious violation of international humanitarian law".

@elonmusk @SethAbramson @WestPoint_USMA Where's the "legacy media" involved here? Isn't this just a story on Twitter?

@SethAbramson @WestPoint_USMA Yet another example of how much the legacy media lies

I'm confused. @WestPoint_USMA just had @ElonMusk as its convocation speaker, when Musk is providing vehicles ready for military use to sanctioned enemies of America? Why isn't this the biggest story in America today? Why is West Point coddling a man working openly against the US?

@JKSteinberger It's been a very sobering experience to learn this twisted absolutism seems to exist in so many people's thoughts. “Be careful who you choose as your enemy because that’s who you become most like” -Nietzsche

RIP my mentions.

@P_Kallioniemi @elonmusk @CommunityNotes Yeah, but one lots of Elons millions of followers, like tim09793874749599292 say otherwise. It's hard to know who to believe... A credible fact checking website, or the rabid horde of acolytes.

@elonmusk @CommunityNotes It took me 2 minutes to find out that this is not true.

Is this true @CommunityNotes?

This is better than any speech from a politician we’ve heard recently 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@notatallshaw @HallHLine I don't know what this means, but I'm happy for you!

I got in as the very last person for the Saturday @HallHLine NDL, they were still handing out C wristbands. Last I saw the Blinky Blinks they were heading back up the Saturday line to Hall H

@PaddyTheBaddy Don't let the noisy minority speak for the silent majority. For every anonymous pecker hiding behind a keyboard there's 100s of people who read/listen and reflect on these things. The more people speak up, the less the stigma, and the more it inspired others to seek help. 🙌

No wonder men don’t speak up. I put my feelings out there and tell men it’s okay to talk. I just get told to kill myself and have pictures of scousers dying sent in the reply’s. We need to change this mindset

@wallstreetcar I've never been more convinced of Harris' credentials than I am after reading this.