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@Hidroxilo9 @tancredipalmeri No one in their right mind thinks Haiti or Curacao would be better entrants than Italy. While you're right that it's a world cup, people want to see the best of international football not fillers

@tancredipalmeri Ma che ragionamento è? Non ci si qualificava lo stesso! 14 è minore di 16... E 2 si chiama mondiale è giusto che anche altri paesi partecipino, guadagnare e crescere Esempio: a tante squadre africane mancano solo i soldi per infrastrutture e se la giocherebbero alla pari

Purtroppo noi italiani non siamo nella posizione di poterci lamentare della errata distribuzione delle squadre ai Mondiali. Detto ciò, è una mostruosità. Mondiali 1990, 24 squadre: 14 Europa, 2 Africa, 2 Asia Mondiali 2026, 48 squadre: 16 Europa, 10 Africa, 9 Asia

@Mappy6984 Good effort disappointed he didn't curl them at the end

Ridiculous

@messianilari The team isn't that good and they were playing Zambia

🗣️ Thierry Henry: "Dün gece Messi’yi izledim ve Dünya Kupası favorim değişti. Bu adam kafasına koyarsa bir tane daha kazanabilir."

@Count_Truculent @MarkDondero Greg's mum was a golf pro, what are you talking about he was self taught. Also a lot of tigers injuries came because of how flexible his joints were and the repetition of hitting balls on them

Yanks hate him, but I prefer Greg Norman. Unlike Eldrick, the Shark had a proper childhood as an outdoor surfer kid in Queensland. Tiger was put into a military-standard training program on day one. The Shark only picked up the game at 15, which is staggering when you consider what he achieved. He was as athletic as Tiger, but didn't have a Green Beret womanising father, stress-testing him to close out big tournaments. Greg was very much self taught. The Shark owned up to his mistakes and fronted the press after his famous Masters Failure. He was able to retire and move on from the game to other things. Tiger famously had one of the biggest self-destructs in sports. Now we have a 50-year-old sweaty man, jacked up on Painkillers and Testosterone, hobbling around trying to pretend he was the guy he once was while having obvious substance abuse issues. Norman, on the other hand, is a very fit, active and healthy man at 71 today.

I’ve read every book on Tiger Woods and they all tell the same story. Pissed away everything because of macho fantasies and an insane infatuation with military training. He torpedoed his thirties, put unnecessary stress on his body and cost himself Jack’s record. Probably developed a drug problem too. Incredibly sad and frustrating.

@StyleYourOutfit @NewstalkFM I'd be interested to know how they can prove they used the service... usually there are movies etc as well, so maybe they didn't use the sly part of it.... should they pay for the movies available? just the sky? Both? And how much for each

@NewstalkFM Dodgy boxes are not free and the service is not free, you have to pay for. So it will be interesting to prove how these people are stealing from Sky when they pay someone else for the service.

The details of 300 dodgy box users will be given to Sky in a bid to crack down on the unlawful streaming of its content 📺 🏦The courts have ordered that Revolut must provide the names and addresses of 300 people who have sent money to people distributing dodgy boxes. 📻Alex White joined @jonathanhealy to discuss.

@DaleVince @KemiBadenoch Perhaps using the 70 percent of tax the government charges per barrel could be used to reduce energy bills? More oil more reductions...hardly groundbreaking

.@KemiBadenoch displays her total lack of understanding of the energy sector. She argues for more drilling in the North Sea to protect us from this energy crisis - seemingly oblivious to two very important facts. The first is we don't set the price of our north sea oil and gas - we let global markets do that. So in a crisis where global prices sky rocket, how can the answer can be to produce more globally priced oil here - it’s (energy market) illiterate to say so. The answer is to take control of our own energy pricing, starting with our own North Sea, as we have already with retail energy bills. Impose a price and profit cap. If we do this as part of an entire sector move - capping all wholesale prices, then we can combat this crisis and those that are coming next. The second very important fact Kemi seems unaware of is that it will take up to five years to produce anything new from our North Sea. So even if that could help us, it can’t help us with anything soon. And it won’t help us for long because our North Sea is all but empty, there’s 10% left. Our North Sea has been in decline for 30 years, shedding jobs and production capacity - because it’s running out - this has been going on for far longer than green energy has been a thing - to blame green energy for the decline of the North Sea is ignorant (of the facts). And Global markets have been filling the gap between what we make and what we use for decades now - Kemi seems not to know this either. As for energy bills, Badenoch seems unaware that the ‘green taxes’ we have on our energy bills were added by previous Tory governments. She seems also unaware that we spend vast sums subsiding fossils fuels - £17 billion a year at the last count. She operates in a fantasy environment, or would have us do - where green taxes have ruined the country and our oil and gas industry and all we need to do is drill more - it’s delusional. It’s straight out of the mouth of Trump.

@David__Osland You're right David. I took my old dog to the vet and they said it would cost 2k for an operation to save him. I said that was outrageous especially since I only paid 50 quid for the dog a few years before. Told him he could keep the dog and I went to the pound and got a new one

The vet industry is ripping off pet owners. Think what private healthcare providers will do if they get their hands on the NHS.

@larrylemonmaths @SandraF74372594 @LNallalingham @SuzanneEvans1 Then pay rises next year and who's to say the union don't come back looking for more?

@SandraF74372594 @LNallalingham @SuzanneEvans1 10,000 staff. £8,000 more. £80 million a year.

@BenGrahamUK Most of the costs would be going back to the council so the cost would be a lot less. Permits etc would be 10k or so but the council would have to pay it to the council lol

North Lanarkshire Council spent £122,000 on a half marathon with just 782 runners. Entry fees brought in £26'000, meaning taxpayers covered £96,000. That’s roughly £155 per participant, most of it on road closures, signage, and admin. At a time when basic services are being cut. Why are they wasting our money?

@reformexposed @reformparty_uk It doesn't matter, I remember and SNP Candidate didn't live even close to the area and when in the hustings forgot the place he was running for

Hi @reformparty_uk, can you confirm where your candidate Amanda Bland, Falkirk East and Linlithgow lives? Hearing she lives in Leicestershire.

@OneFootball Ronaldo and Romario are better than eto

Barcelona's all time XI is absolutely insane 😮‍💨 ChatGPT cooked here 🤖🔥

@CraigMurrayOrg So someone got arrested for asking if they could go in? Not forcing their way in, not causing a problem but simply asking to go in... Sure.

The ludicrous story about the Iranian "spies" at Faslane. A man and a woman turned up at the front gate and asked the reception booth if they were allowed to go in. They were arrested. That is it. That is all they did. Ridiculous warmongering propaganda.

@GrahamSpiers Can you listen to it through Spotify?

🎙️PODCAST MONOLOGUE: My stormy journey covering Rangers FC. (You can currently buy a year’s subscription to my podcast for just £3.86 - 80% off. Quote code 49772) LISTEN: patreon.com/posts/graham-s…

@opolot_ronnie Moved to liverpool and opened a chicken and vape shop

What happened to Alexander Isak?😲

@Heccles94 ...Only if they accept the item, which they won't. So you're wasting your time.

Return your unwanted Reform UK flyers to this address and it costs them £2.50 a pop. Pop this address on an envelope with the flyer in, and pop it in a post box! The more we return, the less they will send!

@Oxladesoup88 Biggest by what metric?

Celtic are the 5th biggest club in the UK. The only Scottish club in the top 10 🍀

@GSpier The US was quite happy to slap the UK with tarriffs over nothing, they attacked Iran without consulting us and now it's not going to plan they want us to help. For once Starmer has done the right thing.

I have lifelong ties to the UK, Germany, and France. I also spent 18 years in the US—where my whole family are citizens. I am profoundly embarrassed. When America needed it most, the UK, once our unbreakable partner in the special relationship, chose caution over courage. Europe for the most part is not much better.

@chrs1927 @afneil No tax because they invested so much during that period.

@afneil Shell and BP didn't pay any taxes for 3 years theguardian.com/business/2021/…

Usual bollocks from Big Green which now just makes things up. Fossil fuels in UK are taxed to the hilt, unlike renewables, and get no subsidies, unlike renewables. They get usual tax credits for investment, like all corporate investment. But UK government doesn’t want their investment, so they don’t invest in UK.

@andrewdc208 Mate you should honestly pay for twitter, you regularly post and have great trade ideas and commentary but people don't see them because you don't have the blue tick.You'll get far more views and you'll make more than the cost back each month

OK I need ur help. I stupidly booked my daughters 3rd bday party for Sunday (which clashes with my Arsenal tickets to the Cup final). Wife has said if i get past 3k followers by tonight we can change the party to the day before-Twitter, pls act accordingly…

@realDonaldTrump I thought u destroyed their nuclear weapons last year?

Once Iran has nuclear weapons, they will shut down the Strait of Hormuz. Oil will be over $300/Barrel. Iran'… (cont) deck.ly/~HK7P0