Daniel Nicolson

Hear the cavemen singing, good news they're bringing.

[lan Byrne MP @IanByrneMP]

What a proud moment tonight as our magnificent team behind last year’s @LivZoesPlace Concert were honoured at the Liverpool City Region Culture & Creativity Awards 2026.
A huge thank you to all the incredible artists, staff, volunteers and everyone who helped make the night so special. It was a truly unforgettable event that showcased the very best of our great city’s spirit and generosity.
Special congratulations to the driving forces behind it all, Mike Deane and Dan Nicolson, who with Aimee on behalf of the Zoe’s Place team past and present proudly accepted the award on behalf of the team, and to our fantastic partners at @MandSBankArena for helping bring it all together.
A thoroughly deserved recognition for an extraordinary collective effort.

[BOSS Night @aBOSSNight]

Final few tickets available for this 1986 Double Winners event tonight with Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush, Sammy Lee, Gary Gillespie and Steve McMahon. On stage Clive Tyldesley at The Auditorium at the @MandSBankArena.

Doors 6pm. Main show 7pm - 9pm.

🎟️ https://t.co/wcnhRzSyiN

[Spirit of Shankly @spiritofshankly]

Sean Cox is over for the match today - an SOS delegation including (left to right) John Nicko, Peter Carney, Ste Mono & Geoff Brittles met him this morning & presented him with a🧣 & T-shirt #YNWA

[The Red Weekender 1️⃣9️⃣8️⃣6️⃣ @theredweekender]

40 years ago today, Saturday 3rd May 1986. Over 10,000 Reds headed to Stamford Bridge knowing a win would seal our 16th league title.

It became one of the most illustrious days in Liverpool's history.

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[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

Do you want to feel old? Starting that day for Leicester was a midfielder called Gary McAllister.

[The Red Weekender 1️⃣9️⃣8️⃣6️⃣ @theredweekender]

40 years ago today, the pendulum swung in the title race.

Thousands of Reds headed to Leicester early to 'pay on the gate' for our penultimate league game of the season.

Everton, two points behind but with a game in hand, headed to Oxford at the same time.

We were 2-0 up and comfortable, and news came through of an 88th-minute goal for Oxford.

It sent the thousands of Liverpool fans at Filbert Street, both in the away end and many spilling into the home sections, into celebration.

A point at Stamford Bridge a few days later would seal the championship.

🎵 They went to Oxford and they couldn't even score

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

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[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@JayMcKenna87 It may not appease us on the increases fully (or make it right) but it’s the kind of recognition (the largely unsaid factor I think people are crying out for here alongside the £££) that could soften the blow and be a rare mutual victory for supporters, club and sponsors.

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@JayMcKenna87 It’s so obvious to engage partners for a win-win.

Imagine they said something like for every 10 years of having a season ticket you get a free Carlsberg/Coke/Cadburys to redeem in the ground when you want next season.

[M&S Bank Arena Liverpool @MandSBankArena]

Tickets are officially ON SALE! Join Sir Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush, and Clive Tyldesley at the @MandsBankArena on May 10th. Relive the greatest season in LFC history with the men who made it happen. 🔴 Book your tickets before they’re gone.

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@PaulSenior1 There’s a few people that had a different experience in ‘97 that wouldn’t speak as positively but thought they were great last night and the other two recent visits. Both in the ground and around town.

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

Tickets are available now for a very special ‘86 Double Winners event we’ve been working on. To be held, 40 years ago to the day, on the glorious 10th May…

https://t.co/JPg6NjjIw8

[The Red Weekender 1️⃣9️⃣8️⃣6️⃣ @theredweekender]

Four decades on from the historic double-winning triumph of 1986 - and forty years to the day of the famous FA Cup Final - we'll be proudly hosting Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush and more for a special one-off event at the Auditorium, Liverpool.

Tickets on sale Friday, 10th April 11am

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@topskillsportuk Not a single person sung that.

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

Read the stand, Dom.

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

Szoboszlai frustrated with the few Liverpool fans who stayed till the end. Bring him to the Etihad.

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@JayMcKenna87 @jrewingL4 “Imagine you have a mortgage of £1m… no sorry £100,000”
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[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@manutd0568 @anon_opin It’s the opposite. John’s aunt Mimi had a go at him for putting more of an accent on. It was seen more refined to speak without an accent to get an office job on Castle St.

The Beatles made the accent cool(er)/acceptable & the bankers soon had it and we’ve never looked back, lad

[Anthony Teasdale @AnthonyTeasdale]

There is no greater British epitaph than "nice bloke".

At the end, that's what you want people to say about you. Because it says so much.

And Gary Mounfield *was* a nice bloke. When so many people in music aren't.

We should all be bit more "Mani" .

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

@HuytonFattie A great night, a great fella. He spoke highly of Huyton!

[Daniel Nicolson @danielnicolson]

Awful. A lovely man with a lot of time & nice things to say about us down this end of the M62. Fond memories of a night watching The Farm/Mondays in a box at the MEN with him.

He swapped a Justice badge (which he wanted) for his FC Utd badge (not as wanted) with one of us RIP 😢

[Manchester News MEN @MENnewsdesk]

Gary Mani Mounfield of The Stone Roses and Primal Scream dead at 63 - tributes and updates https://t.co/RACwEvaZWd