Bell that Luigi Mangione again lad
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we should have a national quiet day, where everyone just shuts the fuck up for 24 hours
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MATCHDAY 🔴🔴🔴
Bring on the gunners #LIVARS
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It is funny that Man City started with 100m plus players today and not once were their price tags mentioned
I can count at least 6 occasions on Wednesday night where they mentioned how much Wirtz, Barcola and Isak cost
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On the decline massively when he left, can't start for a finished Real Madrid side, treated the fans like idiots. But theres people who'd welcome him back with open arms cos they think its 2020. I hope he rots in Spain the little rat.
🚨 EXCL: Bayern Munich have been informed, amid their ongoing pursuit of Trent Alexander-Arnold, which I was the first to report several months ago, that #LFC have now emerged as a concrete option for the England international. Alexander-Arnold is seriously considering leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season should his current situation and the sporting circumstances surrounding him fail to improve. Both Bayern Munich and Liverpool, England’s grandest and most illustrious footballing institution, are understood to be his preferred destinations, with a potential departure from the Spanish capital becoming an increasingly realistic scenario.
Bayern Munich regard Alexander-Arnold as a pivotal figure for their long-term sporting project, viewing him as the player capable of finally filling the void left by the legendary Philipp Lahm and establishing himself as a defining presence on the right side of their defence for years to come. Vincent Kompany has already held discussions with the player, outlining his vision and the role he could occupy within the team, with the prospect of combining Alexander-Arnold’s exceptional passing range and creativity with Michael Olise’s attacking qualities particularly appealing to the Bayern hierarchy. The German champions remain firmly committed to their pursuit and believe they can present a compelling sporting proposition, with the player himself not having ruled out a move to Munich.
Nevertheless, the prevailing feeling within Bayern Munich is that Alexander-Arnold would currently lean towards a return to his boyhood club Liverpool, the institution that shaped his career and gave him the platform to establish himself among the finest players of his generation, should both opportunities materialise. #LFC are exploring the possibility of bringing their former player back to Anfield, although there remains serious, and I emphasise serious, hesitation within the club over how such a reunion would be received by supporters following the circumstances of his departure.
Bayern remain firmly committed to securing his signature and continue to position themselves as serious contenders, but Liverpool are increasingly optimistic about the prospect of bringing Alexander-Arnold back to Anfield and are actively exploring whether the conditions for a reunion can be established, with the England international currently prioritising a return to his boyhood club over a move to Munich should he leave Real Madrid at the end of the season, although much will ultimately depend on developments in the Spanish capital over the coming months.
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"Nobody wants to work anymore."
WRONG
Nobody wants to work 40+ hours a week and still struggle to afford the basics.
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Reminder that there is no need for living standards to fall, pain is not inevitable, everything can be improved starting Monday, they are doing this to protect the rich who own the govt and telling you this below because there is absolutely no threat to them whatsoever.
"Painful" years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall
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Not buying all these Trent on loan rumours. We’ve got a team of players who look hungry again and are playing for the badge. The last thing we need is some gobshite who thought he was bigger than the club and walked away the way he did. No way the club would ever take him back.
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Sam Altman thinks RAM sitting in personal computers is a waste when it could be put to better use in data centers.
Weird. I was just thinking that all those billions sitting in billionaires’ bank accounts could be put to much better use in our communities.
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Remember Trent thought he was going to Madrid to increase his brand TAA12 and a Balon d'Or run in his Prada dungarees while learning Spanish for 3 years running his contract down at his hometown club so he could leave on free now he's 28, finished and not playing? Great that 🐁🐀
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Plz just do a wealth tax
Biggest fibre boost could be scraps in your bin, experts say bbc.in/3UwYg6L
All in each other’s pockets and the lowest of society is left to suffer.
Profits up billions at both UK's biggest mortgage provider Lloyds and major oil producer Shell
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Banks and oil companies, the largest parasites in our economy.
Profits up billions at both UK's biggest mortgage provider Lloyds and major oil producer Shell
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Britain's richest 50 families have more money the poorest 36,000,000.
No one should accept this.
"Painful" years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall
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My entire adult life has been defined by the fallout of the financial crash and the nearly 20 years of austerity that followed, and you're telling me THOSE were the salad days???
"Painful" years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall
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