AngryOfTuebrook

My mate took this brilliant photo of three of his cats. (He has a lot of good pictures of them, because they're not only good-looking critters, they're also cooperative sitters - unlike our dickhead.) He put it on his social media accounts and Amazon were so impressed, they sent him a box full of cat treats and toys.

Charlie's getting a bit jumpy. He even wigged out last night when we were watching The Sopranos and a gunfight broke out.

At one point the cunt commentator on Sky, referring back to our Leipzig game, hinted that we'd got away with it because the offside flag had been "kind". No, you bell, the offside decisions were correct.

Adingra is better than Salah (according to CAF).

The League Cup is, of course, the least important of the four trophies, but it always feels like winning it is within touching distance. It's our trophy. I want it. Just get these beat, Reds.

The goal was bizarre because it started with Trent doing one brilliant thing in an otherwise completely wretched performance and ended with Salah doing likewise.

Shit performance. Decent result.

Maybe if we tried not being shit we might get something.

We're getting dominated here. Second to everything and creating nothing. Fuck knows how we're still in it.

Disagree with the sentiment, but I had to rep that word.

Short ITV news bulletin just now features - King Charles comes home - Rachel Reeves says she has to make tough decisions in the Budget - US election rallies happened - Israel/Palestine violence - Prince William makes a documentary That's it. In that order of precedence. That's the narrative.

I've long thought this. BBC, ITN and Sky mostly just follow the prevailing narrative (which stories are important and what line to take on them); if they differ from that, they are accused of political bias. But that prevailing narrative is set by the owners and editors of the national papers and (increasingly) organised noise-makers on social media, all of whom are irredeemably right-wing. Having said that, the appointment of a slate of Tories to senior positions in BBC news over the last few years hasn't helped.

Searchlight's report on the Fash rally.

HnH report from yesterday's Fash rally. Some of the Fash claim a quarter of a million were there; HnH estimate 15,000. https://hopenothate.org.uk/2024/10/26/empty-stage-tommy-robinson/

Is this the same situation as Starmer (so we're told) needing to guzzle Murdoch's dusty spooge in order to win?