If you think it is hot here, spare a thought for poor Rod Liddle
Jaimie Kaffash
@jkaffash.bsky.social
Editor in chief of Pulse magazine during working hours. Full time Arsenal fan
Cool use case of chatgpt I just heard. Connect to your parent's medical records and hospice website API, and supply a list of relative's names and some key milestones. Chatgpt will then generate comforting words for them in their final hours. A real time saver.
This article is a real life Rorschach test. The pessimists see it as a sign he’s definitely staying. The optimistists see it as a sign he’s coming. I think it’s quite positive - confirms he’s willing to come, but his preference is stay. Basically, what we’ve known all along
“Arteta loves Vinicius Junior. If he doesn’t renew with Real Madrid, we will be there.” Arsenal and Vini Junior: What we're hearing... w/ Mario Cortegana & @david-ornstein.bsky.social, free-to-read for @theathleticfc.bsky.social 🔴⚪️🇧🇷⬇️ www.nytimes.com/athletic/748...
Barely 10 days since Keegan passed away. Where’s the respect?
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Eddie Howe set to leave Newcastle United. All parties initially chose to continue but 48yo has informed #NUFC of decision to take break & will depart after 5yrs in charge. Matthias Jaissle of Al Ahli lined up as replacement 🚨 @theathleticfc.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/747...
Fucking hell as if receiving automated rejection letters for jobs wasn't bad enough.
Things incredibly dangerous according to my dog: the beep of the induction hob Things really safe according to my dog: stepping out blindly into the middle of the road
Just finished watching a great series - it’s called The Wire. Based on the drugs trade in Baltimore. If anyone is looking for a new series to watch now the World Cup has finished, I’d thoroughly recommend it
As usual everybody is an expert on Vinicius Junior. You haven't even heard of him until today, much less seen him play.
Would this be the highest profile signing in English football history? (It’s completely academic as it will never happen. But speaking hypothetically…)
This is a brilliant thread. I want her agent
This disingenuous commentary doesn’t help anyone. Frauds start unravelling pretty quickly. That you apparently cannot afford to put your oven or treat yourself is quickly undermined by the question “so why are you spending £50 per week on petrol?” Then, it turns out, she has an agent and /1
I'm not one to talk, but it feels as though Karin Smyth's parents were overcompensating for the lack of i's in her surname
Another uncharacteristic mistake from the World’s Greatest Goalkeeper
I sort of want Argentina to shithouse their way to this and make it the worst final ever just to spite everyone involved at FIFA. I want a Wikipedia entry for “Battle of New York”
If I were a politician, I'd be embarrassed to see someone like this who is just so much better at it than me. To have the confidence and principles to do something like this. I hate being so in awe of a politician, because they will let you down. But this guy is something special
The beautiful game. The people’s game. Throughout this World Cup, we have been reminded of a simple truth: football belongs to everyone. So does the joy and community it creates. Yesterday, I joined New Yorkers on Rikers Island to watch England take on Argentina.
It’s an English disease to always blame the manager. At some point, we need to look at the whole structure - why it is that we always fall short. But in this specific case, it genuinely is completely on the manager.
The English media was always going to come for Tuchel if England didn’t win. But in this case, it’s awfully hard to defend him. A coaching disaster of epic proportions.
Not sure Arteta would be up for this
Ok, hear me out: we buy Doue
This is, of course, absolute rubbish. But I reluctantly concede it might be the biggest rivalry for England. We may consider Germany bigger rivals, but they don't feel the same. Scotland consider us bigger rivals, but pretty much every England fan I know supports Scotland when they are playing
There are other epic rivalries, from Yankees-Red Sox to Ohio State-Michigan. But nothing comes close to the 64-year-old World Cup feud that is England vs. Argentina. on.wsj.com/4voNqfn