I understand completely that I’m saying this as it’s the era of football I grew up with, and people in 15-20 years will be talking about current day like it was the best. But football back then did feel like it had a different feeling to it. Everything feels too polished now.

This is hands down the greatest Prime Barclays video ever created... #Barclaysmen

Twitter is back

Some blokes these Aaron Bott @Rhodesy44 Saul Shotton Nat

Thiago

Huge roar from the Anfield faithful for that Conor Bradley tackle on Mbappe.

Mourinho over Guardiola, no doubt in my mind

🚨 Breaking: Cesc Fabregas's pass to Andre Shurrle has been voted the GREATEST assist in Premier League history. [FoxSports] #Chelsea

What a lot of people fail to realize about Steven Gerrard is he could be amongst Xavi and Iniesta in terms of talent and ability for midfielders, but he chose loyalty over money, legacy, and fame. That’s why he will always be Liverpool’s skipper. x.com/RawsLFC96/stat…

Rory McIlroy.

hang it in the rafters. generational run

A true gentleman who supported me through all my time at Kidsgrove - he will forever be missed. Thank for everything Glynn 💙 My thoughts are with all of his family and friends

🏆 MILESTONES 🏆 Congratulations to Jack Bromfield (150 apps) and Nat Morley (100 apps) who have hit impressive milestones for the club. Here they are pictured recording gifts as an appreciation for their commitment and dedication to the Mighty Grove. Well done Jack and Nat!

“Inside Training: Steven Gerrard’s first day at AXA”

Almost end of '25. A quarter century passed where we perfected the handheld phone, internet shopping, home delivery of goods, and completely forgot how to be alive

Yo, wrap this shit up. I realize Gerrard is THE benchmark for everyone to compare their guy to bcuz he was THAT guy, but Rice is not in the same stratosphere as Gerrard. There are many things Rice comes up short in, but the simplest one is your guy simply can’t move like this.