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@Sidneykidney4 @SeanSheehanBA The man was chasing the ball into a dead end. There was zero need to pull the shirt.

@SeanSheehanBA Shirt pulls happen in every game at every set piece.

Not to scapegoat anyone but Ryan Manning lost Ireland the world cup

@SeanSheehanBA It was so stupid. Im raging. Zero need to pull the shirt

@Cunneen92 It was the pen that fucked us. Stupidest pen I've ever seen. No need to pull the shirt ever

Weird to be talking bigger picture given how pragmatism is the order of the day post-Kenny. They were 2-0 up against clearly inferior opposition and lost. It shouldn't be glossed over.

@TheFargoFella His pen was stupid. Didn't even take a second to think.

Is everyone ready to admit that Finn Azaz is in fact, actually shit?

@MicTuathaigh Manning was idiotic. Stupidest pen I've ever seen

RTÉ doing the whole "we played so well, we should be proud" shtick. Ask me hole. 2-0 up and completely shit the bed. No threats or pace off the bench. Heimir's subs were awful. Ryan Manning should never get near that squad again. Unbelievably dumb.

@lufcMM0 It was the pen that fucked us. Holding the shirt of a man running to nowhere. Idiotic stuff

Proud of what? Honestly Roy Keane is proven right again with shit like this, you've just fumbled a comfortable 0-2 lead a lead on penalties and miss out on yet another World Cup? What the fuck is there to be "proud" about? Foolish mentality 👍🏻

@Corballyred Azaz literally didn't take a second to think. Needed to calm himself

Ryan Manning what were you thinking😢 2 dreadful penalties from Brown and Azaz. Czech are awful. Likes of Nathan Collins didn't deserve to lose. Absolutely devastated 🇮🇪😢

Keep digging.

@Pellreggie3 @IrishmanIRL Honestly it's arguments like the above that dilute the whole thing. There's massive problems with immigration but you'll never get people to listen if you just give out about every wee thing involving foreigners.

@payrad2000 @IrishmanIRL I’m glad you think that. He thinks what your taxes are paying for - housing him, free ride scholarship, and a grant thrown in - is “the bare minimum”. So it’s good that doesn’t make you want to chew glass

Treasure Ireland UCC are offering 'refugees' full fee waiver, on-campus accommodation, and a stipend for the year, which is provided by community support. A civil engineer who moved to Ireland from a war-torn country has become the first student to graduate from UCC under a scholarship which supports refugees. Kanku Biselele fled the Democratic Republic of the Congo with his brother, travelling on foot before reaching safety. After receiving refugee status in Uganda, Kanku and his brother had no income and were staying at a friend’s house after sleeping on the floor of the refugee centre where they had initially arrived. Kanku had a bachelor’s degree, had graduated, and was looking to pursue further education. “The internet was a lifeline for me,” Kanku told the Irish Examiner. He researched and applied to hundreds of scholarship opportunities across the world, hoping to hear back from one of them. Kanku wanted the chance to leave Uganda and pursue a degree that would eventually give him security, a home and further opportunities. He applied to the EU Passworld Scholarship, which offers refugees in Uganda the opportunity to study for a master’s degree in Ireland. The scheme provides five students with a full fee waiver, on-campus accommodation, and a stipend for the year, which is provided by community support. It targets areas of skill shortages in Ireland, and universities are free to select students in disciplines with a high demand for employers. The programme also allows refugee scholars to go directly from graduation to meaningful employment and contribute to the Irish economy. For Kanku, his life changed when he received the call saying he was accepted as part of the EU Passworld Scholarship, and he would be able to attend UCC. “I was putting it out there,” Kanku said, “You feel you had a chance, but then you get rejections, and you lose hope.” It took four months before Kanku heard back and was invited to start in the 2024 academic year. He recalled the exact date he heard from the coordinator of the project, Ruth Hally, for an interview. “That feeling was overwhelming. I don’t think I’ve ever responded to anything so fast,” he said. “I had no time to waste, and I said, ‘Yes, I will be there’. “Because what am I really doing? I’m unemployed, and nothing is going on in my life. I have to be there.” Kanku said it was “overwhelming” and “daunting” to go through an interview when he had never even used Microsoft Teams before, but Ms Hally made him “feel special”. “And the rest is history,” he said. Now, Kanku is the first student to graduate under the Education Pathways Ireland programme with a postgraduate diploma in sustainable energy. The student said he was incredibly grateful for the support he received from both UCC and Fáilte Cork. While carrying out his studies, Kanku worked in McDonald’s and has since moved into a job within the construction industry. He now hopes to move into sustainable energy work. “It was full support from day one, all the way to graduation. I was supported with accommodation and a stipend. “Some might call it a bare minimum, but it was more than I could ever imagine because I never had access to such resources until I got here. “Everything had been difficult for me nearly all my life up until I got here, so I'm grateful. The scholarship is a unique one, and I try my best to honour it through my academic work, to graduate and to look forward,” he said.

Why would a club push to suspend Space if he wasn’t speaking anything thats valid? After all clubs don’t care about fan accounts who spread rumours? Twitter is full of it. But suspending Space only adds fuel that he was on to something

@evanwch Stupid

Ugh. Did not age well

@OneSGW Lmao okkkkkk

I don’t like this! There’s should be absolutely no talk about changing the manager this openly while the season is on and we have lots to play for! Sorry but that just isn’t Liverpool Football Club. Heads have gone.

@dubslife1 Beautiful culture

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What a grim look for Ligue 1 that is Lens opposed it, as they’ll now have to have a 2 week break and then play every 3 days, and also lose the opportunity to play PSG between 2 big UCL games Which clearly benefits PSG with a bigger squad in a title race. It’s farmers league stuff And the fact PSG tried to blame Hillsborough when the schedule is identical to Barcelona vs Atletico in the other UCL tie, and they played this trick against Chelsea too. Disgraceful

@PSGINT_ Lmao u can't be serious

it's an unfair advantage vs Lens who can't capitalise and play us between the Liverpoool legs but why TF are Liverpool fans crying?

Stick to blowing people on Onlyfans we dont care. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

this excuse is so fucking stupid: 1. he was there randomly 2. he just happened to see this child interact with someone he has worked before 3. he, entirely of his own volition, decided to harass this random child for fun? 4. lmfao

@TouchlineX @David_Ornstein

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Liverpool will stick with Arne Slot and will intend to provide him with the profile of squad to succeed this summer. — @David_Ornstein

Ah yes, the man who is in every security video for the past five years is definitely not her security guard and definitely wasn’t paid to say that 🤣🤣

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