Roberto De Zerbi the most stressed out anyone’s been about managing a Kinsky since Werner Herzog #Spurs
Chris McCann
@canntoya.bsky.social
County Derry man, used to write for newspapers in Ireland. Worked in Central Govt for a few years at Dept for Business and Cabinet Office now Chief Exec at Healthwatch England. Based in Belfast
From this distance the club’s treatment of Martinelli feels pretty shitty.
I wrote a thing. I'll try not to make it a habit but it was either start typing or keep furiously pacing. dmitryopines.substack.com/p/listening-...
Listening to the Monsters
A scream into the void about Professor Arday and flawed institutions in a bad faith ecosystem.
dmitryopines.substack.com
I don’t think there’s ever been a clearer example of the British media bullying someone, who was so clearly vulnerable, to death so shamelessly in my lifetime for engagement and clicks And now we’ll have to watch the people that did it claim they’re shocked, and horrified Revolting
Now watch them try to make us believe how appalled and saddened they are by what they have caused.
Welcome back RHI (They're going to build data centres before they build houses)
Due to involvement of paramilitaries in pogroms while the PSNI pretended otherwise, firefighters had to liaise with their leaders for permission to put out fires. “Firefighters had no doubt about paramilitary influence and sought permission from their leaders before tackling blazes, sources said.”
The night Belfast burned: how the Northern Ireland race riots unfolded
A stabbing in June sparked another summer’s night of racial violence, stoked by loyalist groups. How did the unrest erupt – and why do many fear it will happen again?
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Friends worry that at the age of 53 he might have gotten another tattoo
Covid lockdowns demonstrated, in a deeply imperfect way, the possibility of large-scale social solidarity for a higher cause. That is a prime reason why so many powerful people want us to run screaming away from them into the comforting arms of selfish individualist competition.
Coming to Dublin for the Arsenal game this week? This pub tour will bring you to some of Dublin's best bars on the 30 min walk from town to the Aviva stadium. Let's talk Temple Bar first. It's a tourist area where Dubliners very rarely go. Think Covent Garden. My pubs are much better. 1/4
Half the planet is having a massive fight about how to correctly interpret an Ancient Greek poem but go ahead, close some more humanities departments.
It is very hard to see how anything other than a secession of all UEFA countries from Fifa (which other confederations would follow, as the WC is worth very little without European teams and markets) can put a stop to the assault Infantino and his US friends are leading on football.
“The famine is over! The curse be damned!! Hit the nuclear button! Mayo have won the All-Ireland!!” An all-time great sports commentary moment from Stephen Grealis and Martin McHugh on Mayo’s Midwest Radio. #gaa
I can only imagine how Mayo people feel right now. It would take a heart of stone not be delighted for them #GAA
Went to Wild Ireland to see the Wolves today. They were amazing, I could have sat and watched the for hours. Started to read about the history of wolves in Ireland. Turns out Cromwell’s regime was largely responsible for wiping them out. That figures.
It's funny how no-one ever asks where the money is coming from when you announce a cut in immigration.
Based on this halftime bullshit alone America must never ever get the World Cup again.
Never underestimate the importance of functional central midfield.
‘What a terrible penalty you are useless’ says I from a hotel sofa supping the dregs of my eighth Strawberry daiquiri while three stone overweight.
CEO Reveals How He Used AI To Build One-Person Company That's $1.3 Billion In Debt
‘Protestors’
In Moygashel, County Tyrone, there is a plan is to burn a mosque on a July 12th bonfire. An effigy of refugees in a boat was burnt last year. There are calls for the police to intervene on grounds of stirring up hatred www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
For the fully devout, tonight represents the waning, this is the last night where we get two games. It’s the controlled decline from here on in.