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@LivEchonews 🤞 hopefully

'Catastrophic' local elections could see Labour lose Merseyside councils liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

@samuelluckhurst Shit himself again?

Sir Alex Ferguson understood to have left Old Trafford after feeling unwell. Medics attended to him. #mufc

@markgoldbridge The usual deflection and a handball.

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@GrumpyGrimble Its in England ffs.

A pub named after a Welsh castle, in an area built by immigration in Liverpool with a motto of "Scouse not English" flying St George flags with this anti-immigration sentiment. You couldn't make it up.

@Ajarncom He probably wears a nappy to save himself a few minutes a day.

It sounds wonderful. I always get on the plane with the best intentions but my laptop stays firmly in my travel bag and I spend the next 10 hours twisting and turning, trying to grab cat naps, giving up on movies ten minutes in, and jabbing at the 'time to destination' screen. But if a long-haul flight changes the trajectory of your life, then fair play to you.

@Ajarncom People who pave over a garden should be publicly shamed.

Reminds me of the Birmingham home I lived in during the 80s - and how it looks now according to Google street view. What British cities and towns have lost is the 'front garden culture'. That well-maintained front garden, a blaze of colour in the late Spring and Summer, was your window to the passing world. It said everything about the people who lived in the house. Now, it's all about creating parking space for three cars and somewhere to line up the plastic wheelie bins. It's always a tough change for me to see whenever I go back. My late, green-fingered Grandad Fred won many council awards for the most beautiful, well-kept front garden in Birmingham B9.

@Ajarncom Looks like something in india

My idea of Hell. Bang Saen is a lovely spot if you go mid-week when everyone is at work.

@DurhamWASP This series was never funny.

“You hate jazz? You fear jazz.” Happy International Jazz Day

@bbcmerseysport @paulsaltysalt Its as if no other team has ever had a bad decision go against them. Move on ffs

💬 'We'll probably get another framed apology to put up on the wall.' 🗣️ Kathy Keig, on the decision not to award #EFC a penalty, in the 2-1 defeat at West Ham 🎙️ @paulsaltysalt | #WHUEVE | #BBCFootball 🎧 Hear more ➡️ bbc.in/4eOJtMm

@Ajarncom What are the hours?

Just imagine waking up in the morning and thinking to yourself - 'I've got to stand in the middle of a convenience store today and pour milk over myself - because that's how I make a living" Or does it just sound nightmarish to introverts?

@Ajarncom Well said.

I’m 62 today. But I’m not fishing around for happy birthdays. Honestly, I’m not. I posted this same tweet last year and I think it's worth repeating. The past 12 months have gone by in the blink of an eye. I suspect the remaining years will go even faster. A great mate of mine calls your sixties the “last guaranteed decade”. Not in a dramatic way - just maybe the last one where you can expect to be fit enough to get out there and do things. That same great mate of mine turned 65 recently - and he’s currently at home recovering from an emergency triple heart bypass. If you’re younger and reading this - I'm begging you to do your travelling now. Don’t wait. Find the money from somewhere and just do it. “Retire and see the world” is one of the biggest cons we were ever sold. Because it’s not about how long you live. It’s about how long you’re able. I can already feel my own wanderlust fading. Travel’s become more pfaff than pleasure. And that’s where investment v reward really kicks in. When you’re younger, you chase the reward - new places, new experiences, a bit of chaos. As you get older, you start counting the cost - time, energy, hassle - and whether it’s actually worth it. It's just a natural part of ageing I guess. You don’t stop doing things. You just stop doing things that don’t justify the effort. It’s like your brain turns you into a slightly grumpy but much wiser accountant. I noticed this change in my parents in their late sixties. Travelling became too much like hard work. Now in their mid-80s, they haven’t been on a plane in years. I’ve seen it happen to plenty of others as well. Yes, we’ve all had an Uncle Frank who was still travelling the world in his seventies. But the truth is, Uncle Franks are in a small minority. Travel now while you have the chance. Travel isn’t a young man’s game - but I’m convinced it’s a younger man’s game.

@EvertonNewsFeed @_pauljoyce So small time.

🚨Everton CEO Angus Kinnear will contact the PGMOL and raise concerns over consistency of refereeing in Premier League following the ‘penalty’ incident in defeat to West Ham (Source - @_pauljoyce)

@LivEchonews Much less diversity

Pictures show life in West Derby and Tuebrook through the years liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

@EmiratesFACup Cheats

The stage is set 🤩 Who are you backing to win the 2025-26 #EmiratesFACup Final? 🏆

@spiritofshankly @hatscarforabadg Giving an opinion is not an education.

@ruggles_monkey @hatscarforabadg yeh educate 👏👏

Great to see loads of new faces in he shop today and lots of regulars,tried to educate a few people who didn’t know about the protest,we give quite a few yellow cards out,michelle was like Clive thomas 😂 @spiritofshankly

@IntoThemReds Bullying is good now?

Kip of these little weasels. Is right Allan lad 👊🏻

@ant2691995ljr You are the go to authority on all things scouse. Youre the pope of scouseness. Everything you ever say, you do so on behalf of all of us. Incredible man.

The scouse England flag hanging from a lampost cunts won't be bothered by this, they are all just pot mongs from bootle, Huyton an Norris Green. They dont understand the meaning of being from Liverpool the City

@TheAnfieldWrap Waving around bits of paper at an event you've already paid to attend is one of the worst protests imaginable.

Not a minority 👏 Anfield shows its support for the protest against ticket price increases.

@JayMcKenna87 Waving around bits of paper at an event you've already paid to attend has to be one of the most pathetic protests ever.

For that generation, this is why it’s important. What will they pay, when they’re our age?