Eamonn

Wild Horses by The Rolling Stones came to mind. If anyone is interested in seeing more of these photos, please go to Instagram and follow @eamonnjordity most of them are in stories with the occasional post. #livethislife #itsgreattobeouthere

@buff_egan WTF was Conor Lane doing, Gough and himself should have seen it. It was nasty and deliberate by Murphy. He knew what he was doing.

100% a Red Card for Murphy 🔴

@getoffthehill @finnster1977 Some Circle Kgarages are getting topped up tonight so that they don't have to drop prices tomorrow.

@finnster1977 100%. When oil prices fall, they say forecourt prices can’t drop due to old stock. When oil rises, prices jump instantly. Infuriating 😡

Circle k should be boycotted by the Irish public for the price gouging they are at . They were always more expensive for everything but this energy crisis showed them for what they are . Pure and utter greed

@robbohuyton There is a major issue with that Liverpool team. There is no leadership on the bench or on the pitch. We have the spine of a dogfish.

Outrun, outfought, outthought again. Scheduling didn’t help, injuries didn’t help. But they’re just way off on the regular.

@TomasORuanaidh That and the lack of a decent keeper. Comerford has not improved over the last few years. Too busy wandering up the pitch and not focusing on the basics of kicking the ball to a Dublin player.

Dublin's relative lack of a long-range two point shooter off the deck is a big issue - teams won't be afraid to foul them that bit further out from goal. Con, of course is very accurate from '45 or so. Scully had to lump that late free in - others would have an option from there.

@getoffthehill You were a few rows behind me. That was a shocking performance by the Dubs

Probably the worst Dublin Kerry game I’ve ever been to. Pathetic. #GAA #DUBVKER

@ExtremeFootbal4 Babb.

Name the most talented footballer in this side:

@ExtremeFootbal4 Ronnie Rosenthal 7 goals in 8 games to help Liverpool win the league in 1990.

What's the best loan signing in the history of football???

@thisisanfield @davidlynchlfc We're going to run out of homegrown players with the current transfer strategy.

@davidlynchlfc on Curtis Jones' future: "There will be just 12 months remaining on Jones’ contract when the season comes to its end, and there seems to have been no progress on agreeing a new one. "... it is hardly doom-mongering to point out that the mood music points to a summer exit." Read more ⬇️ thisisanfield.com/2026/02/sunder…

@kopice86 It also would give the new manager time to get sorted before next season. The World Cup will affect pre season so anyone coming in during June would be on the back foot straight away.

It would cost £15m to sack Arne Slot It would cost around £100m to miss out of the Champions League

@LFCHistoryShow Spackman, Molby and Walsh. The league Cup final where we lost for the first time after Rushie had scored. Charlie Nicholas scored twice

One of the very best away kits #Liverpool have ever had mid 1980’s. Based on the old 1960s kit. Name the game, players and Ian Rush stat from the game??? #LFC #YNWA

@LouiseLacy Belated Happy Birthday Lou, hope you had a great day

@LouiseLacy We carried 3 players through the game. How Curtis wasn't on at half time for Gakpo I just don't know. Unfortunately Ali looks like Mo, they're out on their feet and they have given everything but it's time to move on.

@AkaPaulHoward Snap. David Narey v Brazil, Josimar from Tipperary, Paulo Rossi out of nowhere becoming the hero. What a tournament.

It’s true what they say. The greatest World Cup you ever saw was the World Cup you saw when you were 11.

@Knox_Harrington It wasn't just those games. At the start of last season we were winning but teams were opening us up really easy but not taking their chances. We were lucky in quite a few games. It was a big failure not to get a proper holding midfielder in the summer.

I also think there is - not unlike 19/20 - a lot of hindsight complacency on winning the league. I was on fucking pins at Anfield against Everton and West Ham.

@loquacious334 If there's a river nearby that's where he could be coming from

@dubscouse Not sure he was way up from the sea in a drain,

Poor little Otter....

@TheRockRevival_ @castofficial Yeah Yeah Yeah

Name the 𝐚𝐥𝐛𝐮𝐦 you are most looking forward to in 2026? 👀

My coworker had this in her car. She said her ex-boyfriend put it there. The other day, her ex texted her asking for it, but she ignored him. She ended up giving it to me since I wanted it. I posted it online since I think it was pretty cool and now her ex has seen it. He's been messaging me on messenger basically trying to get it back. I'm contemplating if I should give it to him. I don't really know what it is for, but it's a nice addition to my collection.

@eddiegibbs He's worth the 300k per week. We will need 3 centre halves in the next 18 months to replace VVD, Konate and Gomez. If we give Ibou the 300k per week instead of Guehi that's a big mistake. They messed up in the summer buying Isak instead of Guehi and Semenyo

‼️Marc Guehi - Perspective, please. Not panic. Liverpool look foolish here; no dressing that up. Centre-back has been an exposed weakness for too long, and everyone knew that even before the January window opened. So when a proven Premier League defender, homegrown, durable, available at £20m with time ticking on his contract appears, you either move or accept the consequences. Liverpool did neither, and that passivity is rightly being mocked. But perspective matters. Marc Guehi is a good centre back. He’s reliable, composed, tactically literate, a leader at Palace, and rarely lets standards slip. He’ll improve City’s depth immediately, especially given their injuries, and he’ll do his job without fuss. That’s valuable, and at that price it’s clever business. What he is not, is some lost colossus who tilts the balance of English football on his own. The hysteria would have you believe Liverpool have watched a generational defender stroll past the AXA entrance gates. They haven’t. Guehi is not dominant in the air, not physically imposing, not a defensive organiser who drags a line up by force of will. He thrives in structure, with protection, with the ball moving quickly around him. That suits City perfectly. Liverpool missing him is embarrassing because of timing and planning, not because of the player himself. There are centre-backs better suited to Liverpool’s demands, quicker across the ground, stronger in recovery, and more aggressive in space. Those options still exist, if the club choose to act like they exist. So criticise the club, absolutely. Question the foresight, the inertia, the blind faith that problems fix themselves. But losing your head over Guehi joining City says more about transfer trauma than football judgement. There's also the rumoured £300,000 per week contract City have thrown his way. Could Liverpool have truly justified putting Guehi into their top-tier wage bracket? City have been sharp. Liverpool have been sloppy. Guehi will be fine. The world keeps turning.

@TouchlineX Not one of them could lace his boots.

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