Simon Latrov

@BoozerArab Spent a little time in Hannover some years ago where barmaids would simply point to you and you’d nod back for another beer. An incredible system. 10/10.

Very unpopular opinion, but Koln drinking culture of getting served non stop little baby beers is a million times better than Bavarian steins that taste like piss by the time you’re on your last few gulps.

I implore you to watch Liotta kill it in this movie.

@AnfieldEdition @MiguelDelaney The mitigating factors mostly being the hierarchy.

🥇| BREAKING: @MiguelDelaney: Liverpool have no current plans to move on Arne Slot in the summer, with the hierarchy believing there are numerous mitigating factors for a disappointing campaign.

Can’t help but feel he’s been horribly mismanaged this season. No chance you bounce from the best season of your career to his current form over one summer. 👑

Wirtz is an elite footballer in a dysfunctional team.

So long as Slot is Liverpool manager, every single Liverpool player gets a reprieve. Every single one.

@TLRailUK Wonderful, thanks!

@iSimonara That's alright, in that case please make sure to fill in a lost property form via our website, if you haven't already: thameslinkrailway.com/help-and-suppo… Once it has been assigned to your details, they'll get in touch with you with further information 😊 ^Van

@TLRailUK hiya, my friend’s son may have left his sonic the hedgehog watch on a service this morning. I don’t suppose it’s been handed in or found? 11:06 Gatwick to Bedford.

@TLRailUK Hi! Yes that sounds reasonable. Prepared to pay the admin fee! Thanks.

I'm afraid the station wouldn't be able to send it as a parcel, however there is an option to have it shipped if you wait for the watch to be sent to a lost property office. This may come with an additional admin fee however and could take substantially longer, as it'll be going through another sorting process at the office I'm afraid. ^Van

@TLRailUK Would it be possible to pay for post and packaging and have it sent it? My friend and are both on the south coast so getting to Bedford in the very near future will be pretty tricky.

@iSimonara Hi, I can call the station to see if they will hold on to it for longer, when do you suppose getting to Bedford to collect might be doable for you? ^Luke

@TLRailUK Hi Luke! Thanks for this. Only trouble is Bedford is the other side of the line for both my friend and me. Is there any chance you can keep hold of it for longer?

@iSimonara Hello Simon, fantastic news! I was able to speak to a gentleman at Bedford station who confirmed the watch was handed in and that they will keep it until the end of tomorrow under your name for collection. Thanks, ^Luke

The problems are bad but their causes… their causes are good.

@willnorman Will, this is so bleak. Another public space designed with zero thought for how people might actually use it. FFS.

London's Tideway super sewer is not just cleaning up the Thames, it's also created new bits of city. The stunning new Bazalgette Embankment - built on the foreshore by Blackfriars Bridge - is now open with new planting, seating, art & lovely views of the river.

@Luchoresi He’s an absolute waffler.

Is this not worrying?

Stranger Things is right at the apex of the ‘let people enjoy things’ discourse isn’t it. Any criticism is viewed as a personal attack. Yet another sign of cultural regression.

@Rory_Talks_Ball Sloppy writing mistakes exist? TV & film writing isn’t the same as a poorly defended corner.

The Stranger Things finale was fine as a casual fan Tbh social media ruins it by being so cripplingly online that they want every minor detail and reference from 60+ hours worth of content and 1,000s of hours worth of interviews explained to them with nothing left to the imagination Plot holes exist, continuity errors exist, sloppy writing mistakes exist Until that’s all laid bare on social media, it’s a perfectly fine, albeit safe, ending to a show

@Connor_LFC8 You can tell that’s a Liverpool style break. Nunez assist, Salah goal.

Guess the Goalscorer Level: DIFFICULT

@BrightonHoveCC Just checking in. The new supplier absolutely fleeced you. They’re hardly ever working. @peterkyle @sianberry

@iSimonara Hi there, thanks for your message. This is a temporary issue caused by switching to a new sign supplier and we're working hard to fix it as soon as possible. Best wishes, Annie

@BrightonHoveCC any chance you’ll sort out the electronic bus timetables?

@AnfieldSector West Ham 2-0 Liverpool.

[📰] “Edwards and Arne Slot spoke for 45 minutes last week. Patience is his guiding principle, Gordon’s too. The belief in Slot is logical, evidential. He is seen as exactly the same person who, only seven months ago, brought Liverpool their second league title in 35 years and the now-famous 60-page dossier Hughes compiled on Slot when appointing him as Klopp’s successor outlined three “backbones” of his management.” [@JNorthcroft]

@jasminericegirl Imaginary musicians and a list of hypothetical use cases. Incredible!

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