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Lagos, Nigeria เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2018
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The sackable offence isn’t the drop off in results / points. It’s stripping all intensity and desire out of the team. They don’t train properly. They’re constantly given days off. They’re clearly told not to press. They’re a million miles off the pace physically and it’s on him.
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Laurie
Laurie@LFCLaurie·
People saying "it's not on Slot" when I've never seen a drop off in intensity and attitude like it when things aren't going our way. That stems from the manager, simple as.
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-@JoshLFC1909·
He’s the ONLY manager in the world who is getting away with this incompetence
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Jermaine Pennant
Jermaine Pennant@pennant83·
4-0 down before 60 mins is embarrassing, doesn’t matter who Liverpool are playing. When is enough enough. At what point does big decisions need to be had? How can you watch that, and go next season yeah we are going to be better, when at no point this season have we seen it.
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Nova
Nova@DonJoseBodied·
This season was so so salvageable if we just sacked him back in November.
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LB@LBLFC_·
Never realised how lucky we were to have players like Jordan Henderson and James Milner.. proper standard setters. This lot just looks fragile; the slightest setback and they completely fall apart. Garbage.
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-@JoshLFC1909·
I’d rather risk losing to PSG with an interim than knowing we will get slapped going into the game
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Anfield Sector
Anfield Sector@AnfieldSector·
[📰] There is a soft underbelly to a squad that think they are better than they are judging by the amount of tricks and flicks seen at 0-0 and that speaks directly to a head coach who should not test the patience of owner Fenway Sports Group too much. FSG wants Slot to turn things around, but on days such as this, where are the signs that anything other than a further unravelling is going to occur? [@_pauljoyce] thetimes.com/sport/football…
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡
JUST IN: Iran’s Foreign Minister posted five sentences on X on April 4 that should have stopped every government in the Gulf. “Israel-U.S. have bombed our Bushehr plant four times now. Radioactive fallout will end life in GCC capitals, not Tehran.” He compared it to Western outrage over Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine and accused the attackers of double standards. The IAEA confirmed the fourth strike: a projectile hit near the site, one guard killed, a support building damaged. No radiation increase was detected. The containment held. This time. The physics of why the fallout would reach Riyadh and not Tehran is geography that no amount of diplomacy can change. Bushehr sits on the Persian Gulf coast at 28 degrees north. Tehran is 750 kilometres inland, shielded by the Zagros Mountains. The prevailing winter winds blow from the northwest to the southeast, directly across the Gulf toward the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. The anticlockwise surface currents of the Gulf carry waterborne radionuclides westward and northwestward toward the head of the Gulf, reaching Kuwait and Bahrain within approximately 15 days according to peer-reviewed hydrodynamic simulations. Atmospheric dispersion models run 3,652 HYSPLIT simulations for a Bushehr release scenario and found that deposition exceeding relocation thresholds reached Gulf coastal areas with low but non-zero probability. The plume does not go north. It goes west. The reactor sits on Iran’s coast but the fallout belongs to the Gulf. This matters because the Gulf states get their drinking water from the Gulf. Qatar relies on desalination for 99 percent of its supply. Kuwait and Bahrain for 90 percent. Saudi Arabia for 70. The UAE for 42. Desalination plants draw intake directly from the Gulf. If that water carries Caesium-137 or Iodine-131, the plants shut down or the output is contaminated. Gulf states maintain roughly one week of strategic water reserves. A Bushehr breach would not produce a Chernobyl explosion. It would produce something the models describe as worse for the region: a slow, invisible contamination of the water supply that 60 million people depend on, arriving by current over two weeks, with seven days of reserves to outlast it. The countries that would be contaminated are the same countries hosting the forces conducting the strikes. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar launches the sorties. Al Dhafra in the UAE stages the overflow troops sleeping in hotels. Bahrain’s 5th Fleet headquarters coordinates the naval component. Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan Air Base, where an E-3 AWACS was destroyed on the ground by Iranian fire on March 27, sits in the Eastern Province that the fallout models identify as a primary deposition zone. The allies are hosting the bombers. The bombers are hitting the reactor. The reactor sits on the coast of the water the allies drink. And the enemy is the one warning them. Araghchi’s message was not aimed at Washington. It was aimed at Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha, Manama, and Kuwait City. The subtext is not subtle: you are hosting the war that could poison your water. The IAEA says no radiation has been released. The containment has held through four strikes. But containment is engineering, not physics. Engineering can fail. And when Araghchi says “not Tehran,” he is stating a geographic fact that the Gulf Cooperation Council cannot dismiss regardless of how many times the IAEA says the readings are normal. The reactor is not near Tehran. It is near them. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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Nathan J Robinson
Nathan J Robinson@NathanJRobinson·
Let's be clear at the outset: If Iran holds a US pilot, that person is a prisoner of war, not a "hostage." The terminology matters and we should insist that the media use the correct language for the situation.
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Moby
Moby@Mobyhaque1·
We don’t have a single journalist that is sayin the hard truth. They are all parroting what TonyB and the LFC media team ask them to do. This makes their articles not worthy of a read. Journalism is pointless when you are just a tool for others PR
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Sagar
Sagar@sagarcasm·
Every Friday Trump declares he has won the war Every Saturday he gives ultimatum to Iran Every Sunday he says Iran is finished Every Monday he asks help from other countries Every Tuesday he says he doesn’t need any help Every Wednesday he says he wants peace Every Thursday he says war is not over
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Ahmad Noroozi
Ahmad Noroozi@ANoroozee·
Some Americans are worried about the fate of the pilot because they think every nation is as savage as their regime in their torture camps in Iraq. We are not like you.
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Propaganda & co@propandco

I wouldn’t worry about the American pilot potentially being captured in Iran Iranians are very hospitable They’ll be enjoying delicious food and good company very soon Now if they were captured in Israel…

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