john tate

@CorporateAK @LUFC_WorldWide Black winger = attitude problem, same with gnonto, scmidt, summervile. Defo nowt to do with farke!

@LUFC_WorldWide It's pretty obvious

Treatment of Ramazani has been horrendous Debate away whether or not he’s good enough for the Prem but there’s plenty on this list who aren’t Prem ready

@HandSolo199 @YewChooba @LukeEdwardsTele And made him the victim

@YewChooba @LukeEdwardsTele *played a known rapist and defended him. Just to give full context on how vile those bastards are

🚨BREAKING Senior sources at Newcastle United are mystified by claims Arsenal have opened club to club talks over the signing of Bruno Guimaraes. They’ve not heard from anyone involved about a potential deal for more than a week. Newcastle’s stance remains the same and they will not lower their valuation. They do not welcome a bid and will inform Arsenal of their stance if they try to open club to club talks. They may well try to do so but nothing has changed at 1214 on Tuesday #nufc #arsenal

@Ricky_Bobster @GrahamSmyth The way we sell players prob 2mill

@GrahamSmyth If summerville is worth £68m,whats Ramizani worth?

Leeds United name squad for USA. Largie Ramazani one of four notable absentees. Sources in Spain say Valencia are keen to bring him back, no agreement yet. World Cup quarter-finalist Okafor has been given an extended post-tournament break. #lufc yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/football…

@fesshole @AdamLUFC74 this you?

I think my wife loves her horse more than me. The horse has an itchy arse so she rubs special oils into it every night. I told her I've got an itchy arse but she told me to go fuck myself

False.

@L_C__R__ Am looking forward to ghost Tommy origin story.

We really don’t need so leaks nor do we need spoilers scene by scene the night it drops

@FennellJW @Baddiel Where was Pickford playing in this 3-5-3? Inverted GK?

@Baddiel He tried to go to 3-5-3 to counter the Argentine subs who took control of the wings after the goal. It was somehow not well communicated and we lost our shape. That was the real issue. After that Tuchel tried to shore up a sinking ship.

I've now read a number of high-flying football analysts saying "no, you naive ones, it wasn't TT's subs, the team had already gone into a defensive shell straight after the goal, remember the first substitution wasn't until 72 mins" - which is true. But: a. the team are meant to play the way the manager tells them, and if they're not it's his job to make them do so and b. putting on a defender for an attacker at 72 mins just confirms, in the minds of the players, that what they need to do is defend not attack. So once again:

@LUFC "then after the running you'll be on the bench as Daniel doesn't like black wingers!"

“So we have running, followed by running and then we have… more running!” 🥵

@GuillemBalague Don't know how kane is getting a free pass, he was piss poor last 2 games

This should be time for reflection for England, so for what is worth let me share with you a take from someone who is not English but knows English football culture perfectly having played many years in the Premier League You might agree or disagree, but it links to what Tuchel said about the team being passive. And if there is a hint of truth in it, maybe responsability should be taken beyond the coach, and even beyond the changing room (maybe the excess of confidence entering the game, the difficulty to see problems when victories come, the abusive search for culprits, all those things that we have seen in the past are also partly to blame) Here it goes: "Guillem, I can't help repeating something I've told you before: England can never truly function as a team because they don't understand the word "solidarity" or the concept of collective football. They always freeze when the decisive moment comes. They go out of every major tournament (World Cup or Euros) in the same way: not just losing, but making a mess of it. They always freeze when the decisive moment comes. There's a historical pattern. At some point in the game they abandon each other. Every player starts looking after himself, trying to save his own skin. Today they left the goalkeeper completely exposed. They all disappeared from the game, almost as if they were trying to avoid being singled out. Can you say who was at fault for the goals? Exactly. The best thing for them is that no individual gets blamed. Collectively, they were responsible. Everyone goes home relieved that it won't all fall on John or James. That it will all fall on Tuchel. Meanwhile, Messi can hardly run, yet he spent the entire second half happily playing on the edge of the box. Enzo, too, kept finding space to shoot from the edge of the area — his trademark — until one finally went in. An absolute disaster." Should we discuss?

@Robbo_1875 Surprised your shoulder hasn't gone with that fucking chip on it

Be class if the cunts shoulder goes tomorrow

@L_C__R__ Why even bother giving him time of day. Should've told him to take a seat and leave it 20 before telling him it's not getting done

As former chef this ain’t even funny it’s a prick move imagine you’ve just started preparing to clean n finally clock out n some jackass does this

@tipping__the @NiceGuyKenny Are the women playing tonight as well? If not his tweet could be specifically about the men's team.

@NiceGuyKenny I'm just saying it's not the biggest in England's whole history since 66, but you can make a case for the men's history. That's all it needed, the specification.

In the men's game, sure.

@Johnyboylufc And yet you've come on here to say that, must've been pretty important.

I’m not getting into calling Darlow a cunt , snake , rat or scum nonce Why Cos I’m a grown up , more important things in life

@Drogg5 @GVOwlenstein @BBCSport The guy blatantly dived. You saying that should've been allowed because the ref didn't spot it? Blatent cheating like that should be re reffed. It happened earlier in the tournament. Embolo was already on a yellow so it's his own fault

@jayteelufc @GVOwlenstein @BBCSport Yeah but that’s just re-reffing the game, the rule was brought in for actual mistaken identity situations, ie booking the wrong player on the same team who committed the foul, not for this. Going to end up reviewing every decision if this continues.

Breel Embolo was distraught after becoming the first player to be sent off as a result of the new ‘mistaken identity’ law 🟥 After a VAR review, he received a second yellow card for a dive when Argentina’s Leandro Paredes was initially cautioned for a foul ❌

@WatsonJKnights @BBCSport @Argentina Paraguay player got booked for it earlier in tournament

@BBCSport This is so out of order & speaks to the inconsistency of refereeing at this World Cup. There have been dozens & dozens of simulations & this is the only card shown for it...yet another decision in favour of @Argentina The conspiracy is beyond obvious now!

@GVOwlenstein @BBCSport Mistakes identity as in ref booked padres when it should've been embolo for the dive, not literal mistaken identity in that he booked wrong arg player

@BBCSport Obviously it’s a dive, but this literally isn’t mistaken identity what are we doing here

@Neil_Roby @BBCSport Kane wasn't fouled

@BBCSport Re-refereeing the game now, not what VAR was meant for. We’ll end up with every decision being reviewed, absolutely ridiculous. Notice how England didn’t get the Norway goal overturned after Kane was fouled? Very strange system which is ruining the game as a spectacle

@ScrubKing @BBCSport The white man got booked for a foul, it wasn't a foul it was a dive. 'mistaken identity' is the ref booked the wrong player

@BBCSport I don’t understand how the yellow card was able to be reviewed for VAR for “mistaken identity “the foul involved the black man and a white man and the white man got booked for the opposite team. Where was the mistaken identity?

@Lufc19821 Dangerous to my mental health every time he loses the ball

Itv line up preview just described madueke as dangerous 🤯

@ChelseaFC Fuck Ken bates, fuck Chelsea

Chelsea Football Club is today mourning the passing of former chairman Ken Bates. The club sends our heartfelt condolences to Ken’s wife Suzannah, the rest of his family and his friends. Ken’s determination to fight for Chelsea when times were tough, and drive the team on to winning trophies will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, Ken.