Kyle McCann

@AdamMcKola this is poor form lad. Even worse to be allowing yourself to be seen allowing the muppets around you give oxygen to this baseless nonsense bashing a player. Be better lad especially with how you expect better when it comes to covering our club

@LCFCshitposting Did he say anything wrong? There’s no denying that Ange’s ending tenure and this past year there’s been a plethora of injuries and this year the same recurring injury.

James Maddison take accountability challenge: Impossible

This is an official government account in a democracy. This is what Orbanism looks like. The president bragging, via AI video, that he forced a comedian who mocked him off the air and ‘into the trash’.

Falling for Homelander's tough guy facade is like losing chess to a dog

USMNT star and Brooklyn native Timothy Weah at Zohran Mamdani’s affordable tickets press conference:

That biopic was a mistake

🚨🎙️Thierry Henry on Southampton expelled for spying drama against Middlesbrough: “I have to be honest, this is a difficult one. Spying on another team’s training is wrong. Full stop. It crosses a line, it undermines the trust that should exist between clubs, and I understand why Middlesbrough are furious and why the EFL felt they had to act strongly. Integrity matters in this game. At the same time, I find myself questioning whether expulsion from the play-offs is the right punishment. It feels… heavy. Almost like using a sledgehammer when a precise scalpel was needed. Let’s be clear: this wasn’t match-fixing or doping. It was analysts pushing boundaries for tactical information, something that, sadly, has happened in different forms across the game for years. Marcelo Bielsa did it openly at Derby and Leeds, admitted it, and people called him a genius, not a criminal. Drones, analysts in trees, whatever, in the modern game with data and marginal gains everywhere, clubs push boundaries. Southampton admitted it, yes, and they deserve punishment. A heavy fine, points deduction, maybe even a ban for the staff involved. But kicking the entire club out after they earned their place on the pitch? That punishes players, coaches, and fans who had nothing to do with one or two analysts doing something stupid. What troubles me most is the collateral damage. The players who battled through a tough Championship season after relegation, who went to extra time and scored that late goal to beat Middlesbrough on the pitch, they earned their place in the final through merit. Now that achievement is being erased because of actions taken by a small number of staff members. That feels disproportionate to me. A significant fine, a points deduction for next season, and sanctions against the individuals responsible, those would be strong, meaningful punishments that address the breach without nullifying an entire season’s competitive work. Sport has to balance two things: protecting fairness and recognising that human error and ambition sometimes lead people astray. If every rules breach in high-stakes moments leads to rewriting results, we risk turning the disciplinary process into something more powerful than the football itself. I’ve sat in dressing rooms where we prepared meticulously for opponents. Everyone does. The difference is getting caught. I hope Southampton appeal and that the final decision finds a better equilibrium. Middlesbrough deserve respect, they were wronged but the players of Southampton also deserve not to have their legitimate efforts wiped away. Football is emotional, passionate, and imperfect. The response to this should reflect wisdom as much as outrage. We need clearer rules going forward so incidents like this become rare, but we must be careful not to let one mistake destroy what was built legitimately on the grass.

Man whose tongue has been planted firmly between the cheeks of the saudis wants to try and take shots on those brave enough to critique his pay day . How so very noble of you @WestwoodLee

@_Zeets They broke my heart has a little child in the FA cup final . Full kit on watched them beat us on penalties absolutely devastating - never been able to square their fans being happy ever since then

United fans were really cheering for City to win the title. The dudes that came to your block and had you running errands for them. Went into your house and put up new furnishings. Put their feet on your couch. Yuck.

"Most people in golf media don’t have an ounce of genuine talent." Luke, with respect, that is unfair and demonstrably false.

BREAKING: Southampton banned from play-off final

And you my friend how does their boot leather taste @Luke_Elvy ? Your inability to see criticism and think critically on the saudi influence on sports and what that means to athletes in the context to legacy is shockingly laughable.

Someone take these circus acts microphones away. They’ve stopped being additive pundits a long long time ago

@Rory_Talks_Ball @Rory_Talks_Ball we are still here chuckling at how even the PGMOL is pretzling and not even sure if their own rules as they are currently written. Pundits, tacticos, PGMOL and refs no one actually can sit down and tell anyone what a handball rule is .

Where are all those United fans that were claiming it was the correct decision?

@Luke_Elvy you need to go outside and touch grass. If you are watching Lee’s twitter behavior along with his other gaggle of fouls pretending to be smarter and holier than thou as twitter trolls is above board and than you feigning this outrage when they are criticized it’s sad.

@jetyson64 @WestwoodLee @ShaneRyanHere Which is fine sure take the money do you big lad -don’t then stand on a soap box and pretend you are smarter or above criticism of journalist or then cry about media corruption when they see through the bullshit Westwood and Poulter etc constantly spew

@kylemccann17 @WestwoodLee @ShaneRyanHere The LIV boys are all the same. They chose to take the money. The format: 54 hole team events with Shotgun starts. They knew the consequences, @WestwoodLee had a great career. Like many, he wanted to grow the game aka give me a bag of money.

The thin-skinned performative anger is why people detest the LIV whiners so much. Joel's piece was incredibly fair, a recap of events followed by a measured opinion, which is *his job.* The screenshots below are as tough as he got. Believe me, it could be worse. Calling Joel a "prick" for this is about as petty as it gets. They're so mired in their own grievance-y propaganda that they can't handle someone with a different opinion. Grotesque way to behave imo.

@WestwoodLee @ShaneRyanHere @WestwoodLee I’m not sure what they are selling you in Saudi but you aren’t as smart as you think here pal with these “gotcha” insults. If you can’t handle criticism in a well written piece and lash out like an 8 year old you just paint the picture of an insecure sad man

@ShaneRyanHere I was being nice. You’re just as bag. Shock! You write for the same biased lot!

@TeeTimesPub You are a troubled troubled individual if you wrote this tweet , reviewed it and still thought it was above board to click send. Seek out some help @TeeTimesPub

And I don’t think it’s a coincidence that a PGA Tour player took his own life not long after Joel Beall wrote a politically charged hit piece at his highest professional moment despite knowing about his ongoing mental health struggles. 🤷‍♂️

What a disgusting insinuation. This app brings out the very worst in people.

It’s like the HR Olympics for these idiots. I’d be mortified to be a grown adult and post this much thirst on main.