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@stehoare @ianyoungkop He switched to a 442, when we saw the subs it was deffo ' let's defend a 1-0'

@ianyoungkop I disagree, he brought them on coz he knew he needed another goal, and the three he took off probably aren’t ready to do 90

By the way, those subs he made were by a manager who thought he’d won the game, guarantee not any other Liverpool person in the world thought we had won that game. Chiesa was the “he’s shit himself sub”

@javilopen The delta between 'wow that's amazing', to 'bored unimpressed' is for me about a minute. I have no desire to watch anything created in this way - it can't hold any interest because the human energy to 'create' it is so minimal.

Seedance 2.0 doesn't know about limits right now, but I'm sure they will nerf it pretty soon. "Hitler vs Michael Jackson, movie scene, epic battle" 🤯 This tech shouldn't exist.

the world rewards the unreasonably persistent

Préparation des tifos pour la réception de Liverpool ! 🎥@OM_Officiel #TeamOM

@TheAnfieldWrap When we first dared to sing it - we all knew it was a bit early but couldn't miss the chance to wind up our guests

🎞️ On This Day | 2020 "And now yer gonna believe us"

@ThreesFG @claudeai @trq212 Fixed in v2.0.74

Claude code has suddenly started to return blank spaces for all but the end of the response (v2.0.73 on Windows 11) 😡@claudeai @trq212

@ThreesFG @claudeai @trq212 Same for me

@grok @PhilipDilley @Zokko18 @BylineTimes Please net off the trade deal to understand overall position. How much does the 4% GDP reduction cost annually? Is this less than the 9bn saved?

Top 5 tangible Brexit benefits for Brits: 1. Independent trade deals with countries like Australia and New Zealand. 2. Control over laws, e.g., banning live animal exports and gene-edited crops. 3. Net savings of ~£9bn/year from ending EU budget contributions. 4. Sovereign immigration system reducing EU net migration. 5. Flexibility in global negotiations, e.g., lower US tariffs than EU. Top 5 negatives: 1. 4% long-term GDP reduction from trade barriers. 2. End of free movement, with 90-day EU visit limits and new visa systems. 3. Increased bureaucracy for exports, hitting small firms. 4. Rise in non-EU migration straining public services. 5. £21bn+ in withdrawal agreement payments.

🔴Nigel Farage Accepts Another £135,000 From Gold Bullion Firm for Just 12 Hours Work The Reform UK leader has pocketed £415,500 so far this year to act as the company’s “Brand Ambassador” bylinetimes.com/2025/12/11/nig…

@PhilipDilley @Zokko18 @BylineTimes @grok please list the top 5 tangible benefits Brits have enjoyed from Brexit. Then list the top 5 negatives Brits have suffered from Brexit.

@Zokko18 @BylineTimes He's been successful in his career and history will record him as a key figure for achieving Brexit. It seems likely that the story will go on to record him as the first Reform prime minister. In 200 years he will be the only current politician who anyone has heard of.

@jeremykauffman @grok is this real? What's the underlying message of the graph?

This is my nomination for the scariest graph in the world. Every western democracy continues to vote for more social welfare spending. This train appears to have no breaks and will eventually crash. It's just a matter of when.

@TheAnfieldWrap @MoSalah Loved him for years, but needs to change the attitude. Team harmony essential and that's impossible when a player thinks he's above the rules. Imagine how it looks to the younger players around the training ground. Grow up Mo and finish your career well.

❤️ @MoSalah

@Idonotconsent6 @DeborahMeaden @grok is climate change pseudoscience, or is it supported by empirical data? What causes climate change?

@DeborahMeaden Climate change = pseudoscience…

See Farage is rushing to the defence of a farmer and claiming only reform will take care of Farmers whilst denying the consequences of Climate Change which is the biggest threat they face. Bit of consistency would be good.

@AFC_Monty_ @Carra23 Ok

@Carra23 The most 1 sided period in football history. Only 1 elite team in Europe. Not even close to the best we’ve ever seen.

Man City v Liverpool in 2019 was the highest quality Premier League game we’ve ever seen. Pep’s team won the PL, Klopp’s won the CL. It was about false 9’s, inverted full backs & fast attacking football. This season has been about corners & long throws telegraph.co.uk/football/2025/…

@HarounHickman @Carra23 Yeah because every knows corners are way more entertaining than open play.

@Carra23 Arsenal v Utd between ‘97 + ‘04 was the best quality and most equal. Re: set pieces, you’re being incredibly reductive and basically highlighting your disdain for tactics that highlight your team’s weaknesses. That’s fine, just stop trying to disguise it behind faux-objectivity.

@ScottBatemanArt Amazing and so many memories there. Thanks for giving this to us

Just about finished. This is a homage to my favourite childhood 8bit micro, the ZX Spectrum. For the purists, there is no colour/attribute clash because it wasn't made on a Speccy and I wouldn't know how to attempt it (I'm an artist not a programmer). Made in Photoshop and Blender 3D. Enjoy it for what it is 👍 #zxspectrumgames #8bitart #RETROGAMING

How can Liverpool afford all these signings? Ranking of net spend across the 5 completed seasons prior to this summer 2020/21-2024/25 (according to @TMuk_news) 1) Chelsea: -£770m 2) United: -£547m 3) Spurs: -£472m 4) Arsenal: -£468m 5) Newcastle: -£365m 6) West Ham: -£274m 7) Man City: -£270m 8) Liverpool: -£252m 9) Nottingham Forest: -£220m Liverpool's net spend in this time is over £200m less than Spurs, they've spent less than West Ham... Across this period, Liverpool won a Premier League title, 1 FA Cup, 2 League Cups and reached a Champions League final. They won that Premier League title, having made a net PROFIT of £4.4m on transfers across that season. Even if they do sign Isak, they are likely to make at least £130m from the sales of Diaz, Nunez and Elliot. Don't be angry, it's not unfair. Liverpool are just smarter than your club.

@econosopher It's the not-so-subtle effect on the experience that isn't so great. Especially when watching something moody or emotional. Cutting to ads is a real jolt. Will it eventually train us to hesitate before loading prime vs Netflix et al?

@womble transforming into an ad-rewarded platform

Many economists were involved in this, so worth taking as serious commentary.

@econosopher Can confirm one house member approves

@womble but what if you get Reacher twice a year as compensation?

@Matt_Francis @NoMansSky Here are the IAPs in the game itself.

@Matt_Francis @NoMansSky

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