I know exactly how Man City fans feel tonight.
The PGMOL robbed Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool of two Premier League titles — in 2018/19 and 2021/22 — with two of the worst refereeing decisions you’ll ever see.
In 18/19, Martin Atkinson waved away a blatant penalty on Naby Keita against Leicester at Anfield. Liverpool drew and lost the title by one point.
In 21/22, Paul Tierney ignored Rodri’s obvious handball in Man City’s 1-0 win over Everton, and Liverpool again finished one point short.
No one knows what it’s like to be robbed by officials more than Liverpool fans so City fans we feel your pain 👍
Viktor Orban didn’t cancel any elections and never arrested people for social media posts. He also stepped down after his election loss and is partaking in a peaceful transfer of power.
But, don’t forget, he was a dictator.
Keir Starmer attempted to cancel about 1,000 local council elections next month and arrests about 12,000 people a year for social media posts. He also refused to let a rival run for a seat in a by-election because he was worried it would be a threat to his leadership.
But, don’t forget, he’s a democratic leader.
🎙️🗣️ Klopp: “I will never coach another team in England other than Liverpool.”
Why are these teams forcing issues when he rejected them…have some shame 🤣🤦🏻♂️
Government confirms almost €450,000 spent on overseas ads to bring Irish construction workers home.
It cannot say how many returned.
No outcomes published.
No value-for-money data.
Students also paid higher fees in 2025, then got a partial rollback later.
Public money demands accountability. Families deserve straight answers.
Apart from 12 years while living abroad I’ve been paying taxes in Ireland since I was 16 in a part time job.
I served my time as an apprentice toolmaker at 18, qualified at 22, and emigrated at 24. I put myself through an engineering degree in Sweden while working as a toolmaker, set up as an engineering contractor when I moved home and have been paying massive taxes ever since, both as self-employed and later while working for various companies.
I never claimed the dole or any other social welfare payment until my cancer diagnosis when I claimed illness benefit of €244 (now €254) per week.
@welfare_ie under @daracalleary are fully aware that I’m undergoing chemotherapy for an incurable cancer and they’re in possession of detailed medical records and certificates from my doctor and my oncology team, yet they took it upon themselves to investigate me and have me prove to them that I’m unable to work and that I’m entitled to a measley €254 in illness benefit. Pics of the demands below.
This has, no doubt, been farmed out to a private company who are now privy to my private medical information, too. Not satisfied with what I’ve already provided, they demanded to know not just my current occupation, but all previous ones, along with why I’m unable to work, amongst other things. Let’s just say there were a few choice and capitalised words used in my responses.
Now, I’m in a good place mentally and physically despite my diagnosis and I’m well able to deal with them, but consider those worse off than me, or literally on their deathbeds, and these bastards are stressing and harassing them for a pittance.
These politicians need a sharp reminder of who they work for and who pays their bloated salaries and extortionate expenses.
We need a full clear out of the Dáil and to build a society that takes care of their sick and elderly the way they should be taken care of. They’ve squandered €1 trillion over the last decade, we’ve got nothing to show for it, but they’ll still harass sick people for pennies.
They absolutely disgust me.
The government is raising the M50 tolls again.
This despite the fact that the Irish people have paid for these bridges 30 times over.
This is a tax on work. Its government created rip off Ireland.
We were delighted to host Father Martin Noone, chaplain of the Dublin Airport church, this week for an annual blessing of the planes event.
Father Martin was joined by members of the airport team as we look ahead to another year of safe operations at Dublin Airport ✈️
From the bottom of my heart, thank you to the club and to all the fans for the love, respect and support shown during this incredibly difficult time. Your messages and gestures have meant more than words can express 🤍
Since this incident between Michael Oliver and Arne Slot - Olivers decisions during Liverpool games either as the on-field referee or as the VAR official have been horrendous. Including the decision to rule out Van Dijk's goal yesterday.
Coincidence? We think not. He's knows exactly what he's doing.
Liverpool need to contact the FA and request that Michael Oliver isn't involved in their games. He's clearly letting that incident from last season affect his decision making.
Also, Michael Oliver was paid £3,000 and given business-class flights when he travelled to Saudi Arabia to referee a match. Who paid him? Man Citys owners. Hmm
#LFC
The owner of Manchester City, Sheikh Mansour, serves as the Vice President of the UAE. Premier League referees have been 'freelancing' in the UAE, raising questions about a potential conflict of interest.
🔎 Michael Oliver
🔎 Darren England
🔎 Dan Cook
🔎 Stuart Burt
FT: Manchester City 3–0 Liverpool
Liverpool had what looked like an equaliser that would’ve made it 1–1 and might have changed the course of the match, but it was ruled offside by the assistant referee and confirmed by VAR.
Assistants: Stuart Burt, Dan Cook
VAR: Michael Oliver
Some good, tidy process from the referees formerly employed in the UAE, that.
Michael oliver thought Robertson blocked Donnarumma’s view.
Michael oliver thought Mamardashvili brought down Doku.
Michael oliver ‘didn’t see the head injury’.
Michael oliver didn’t think Senesi Punched the ball.
Michael Oliver’s this league’s ‘most experienced referee’ 👍