Joseph Diggins

Causeway on Ice 🤦🏽‍♂️🤣🏂

@Stylo_____ @RyanSoccerAA @Barry123450

Days since players last got more than 10 minutes (excluding added time) in an Everton game: Harrison Armstrong - 61 Charly Alcaraz - 84 Tyler Dibling - 84 Nathan Patterson - 89 Merlin Rohl - 97 Adam Aznou - 105

@Footballtweet why the fuck didnt he start them @markmwalshe

🚨 Liam Rosenior delivered a BRILLIANT tactical and coaching display against West Ham! 🤩 👉 Brought on Cucurella 🇪🇸 ✅ Cucurella GOALSCORER 👉 Brought on João Pedro 🇧🇷 ✅ João Pedro GOALSCORER 👉 Brought on Wesley Fofana 🇫🇷 ✅ Wesley Fofana ASSIST 👉 Brought on Pedro Neto 🇵🇹 ✅ Pedro Neto ASSIST

He sure did.

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CHARLIE FOR THE WIN!! #Saints | @Gatorade

GOWAN TO FUCK CHARLIE ❤️🇮🇪

"CHARLIE! CHARLIE! CHARLIE!" In the #Saints locker room after the dramatic win vs the Panthers 🙌

CHARLIE SMYTH FROM COUNTY DOWN GAME WINNER IN A REGULAR SEASON NFL GAME THE STAGE IS YOURS, LAD LETS GO

@conradjsharp @Barry123450 😂

All the mistakes Keane as made over his Everton career and that’s what he gets slapped for

I’ve lived in this beautiful country for over 22 years, and I can say with sincerity that the Irish people are among the warmest, kindest, and most welcoming in the world. That’s why Ireland became home for me and for many others seeking opportunity, and dignity. I understand that some in Ireland feel real concern about the recent influx of immigrants since COVID and Brexit. These concerns are often not about racism, but about genuine struggles Irish families face every day. There is a very serious housing crisis in this country. It is increasingly difficult for young graduates; teachers, nurses, engineers and others to find employment that allows them to rent comfortably, let alone buy a home. Many of them feel that their dreams are impossible here, and so they move abroad to Canada, Australia, Dubai, mainland Europe where the cost of living is lower, opportunities are more accessible, and saving money is achievable. That is heartbreaking, because this is their home, and their family and Ireland needs them. Unfortunately, instead of investing strongly in retaining Irish graduates, the solution has often been to fill the gap with foreign workers. While immigrants are mostly hardworking and contribute greatly to society, this approach alone is not the answer. The real solution is to make Ireland a place where Irish graduates can stay, thrive, and build their futures. That means affordable housing, meaningful incentives, and a real sense of hope for young Irish citizens. Regarding immigration, I firmly believe there should be fair and common-sense policies. One such policy could be restricting access to social housing and welfare for non-citizens until they complete the naturalisation process. It already takes around six years to qualify for citizenship. This helps ensure that support goes first to those most rooted in and committed to Irish society, while still allowing immigrants to work, contribute, and integrate. We must also acknowledge that mistakes were made in handling asylum and refugee systems in recent years. The government has finally begun to address fraudulent claims more seriously but this should have been done much sooner. It is not anti-immigrant to say that the system must be fair, transparent, and protected from abuse. In fact, that is how we preserve compassion for those who truly need it. At the same time, the Irish people should also know this: The vast majority of immigrants whether Muslim, Christian, Hindu, or of no faith do not come here to impose their culture or religion. They come seeking the very same thing the Irish once sought abroad: a chance at a better life for themselves and their families. Over 40 million people of Irish descent around the world are living proof that leaving one’s homeland is often an act of necessity, not ideology. But amidst these real concerns, we must also be vigilant. Certain groups, some from the UK and the US, are using social media to exploit Irish frustrations. They profit from division, spreading misinformation, inflaming anger, and sowing hatred. Sadly, I myself have witnessed how AI-edited video clips and fabricated words have been used to misrepresent me, creating false narratives and inciting hostility. Even kind and well-intentioned individuals people, who are not racist or hateful, sometimes fall into reacting with anger or harsh words because they have been misled. One Irish woman, who previously stood up against racism and injustice, saw a post about me walking with a lion and commented, “I hope they eat you.” This is not who she truly is. She reacted based on misinformation. That is the danger of AI, fake news, and manipulation. We will not always agree. But we can always remain respectful, truthful, and compassionate. That is the Irish way. That is the human way. With humility, A fellow resident of this beautiful country. Umar 🇮🇪

@Raindropsmedia1 looks a bit like Jim 😅 @markmwalshe

Bruce Willis, the 70-year-old movie icon, has reportedly moved into a new home with 24/7 care, separate from his wife, Emma, and their children. He can no longer speak or remember that he was once a famous actor amid his battle with dementia.💔😳🙏🏽

@TacticallyMatt @Barry123450 @davidleahy77 @ColumHarty

Oh deary me...

I love Jack Grealish

@Barry123450 @davidleahy77 @ALANMYERSMEDIA 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@davidleahy77 @josephdiggins @ALANMYERSMEDIA Didn’t ye get Jack Harrison back

From what I hear, Jack Grealish has gone ‘above and beyond’ to make this deal happen, he really wants to join Everton

@davidleahy77 @ALANMYERSMEDIA @Barry123450 your shaking in your boots for monday 😛

@josephdiggins @ALANMYERSMEDIA @Barry123450 Don’t kid yourself!!!!

@resul_fcb @BrickJordan replays*

@resul_fcb @BrickJordan 6 min chip shot comp with no highlights 😭🐐

Imagine saying this about the best chip shot player ever…

@SkySportsPL @ThomasCairney @markmwalshe

"In my opinion I don't think he gets the recognition he deserves in the Premier League" The best player @ThomasCairney has played with? 🤝

@Aido_L Chelsea 👀

Kelleher should be looking for a move in January.