"I'm frustrated that they play against us right after the Premier League's statement,” said the creator of the podcast The Anfield Wrap. “They should have let them first feel how the supporters of other clubs think about them. Everyone now knows what we instinctively felt. These guys play dirty.” Supporter Neil Atkinson told The Times he is looking forward to Manchester City's visit to Anfield, but he added a caveat. #ManchesterCity #Liverpool #financieelschandaal (translated)
Who knows, we will take a look at it. Trump said in response to the attack that he is still considering it. To all Houthis, your time is up and your attacks must stop from today. President Trump then wrote: "To all Houthis, your time is up and your attacks must stop from today." #SaudiArabie #Houthi #Oorlog (translated)
I eat healthier and exercise more. Fit Van Gerwen looks forward to title defense in Amsterdam with a good feeling: 'I eat healthier and exercise more.' #Darts #SwissDartsTrophy #EuroTour (translated)
Corné Henderson wrote that Bartje wanted to promote the return with help for the reconstruction of countries. He referred to Afghanistan as an example and said that a previous inclusivity bonus of 200 million euros had been given there. He made a mocking comment about how beautiful the women in the country looked. https://t.co/PZvTkaLSuK #Opvangcrisis #Inclusiviteit #Hulpverlening (translated)
John Boreout wrote that he and Beach Roy33 were insulted with homophobic slurs after they raised a rainbow flag. According to Boreout, they were both straight. He added that anyone who ended up in an identity crisis over their masculinity from six colors of fabric might need to reflect on themselves. #LGBTQ #Pride #ZijdeKleur (translated)
Maybe. We will look into it. Trump called the attack 'unacceptable'. #Riyad #Houthi #oorlogsmisdaad (translated)
Ann Van Haute wondered how the EU elite would react if their political commitment to Ukraine were to fail. According to her, that elite had invested in it for years, spent billions, and put pressure on their own economy, while problems in Europe piled up. She argued that Ukraine was about the only topic that still mattered in politics and that the elite in Europe could gain little honor anymore. She also pondered how desperate that elite would become if their last major political narrative threatened to disappear. #Oekraïne #EU #Politiek (translated)
"Who knows, we will take a look at it," Trump replied evasively when asked if he was reconsidering his stance. #Riyad #Houthi #conflict (translated)
Beach Roy wrote that it would be funny if ASML remotely shut down all machines in the United States — something the company, in his opinion, was capable of — and stopped the deliveries. He wondered what would happen to their so-called 'superintelligence' and suggested that Donald Trump himself should type messages on Truth Social. He used a sexually charged insult for Trump. #ASML #Trump #technologie (translated)
Max Verstappen starts on Sunday in the GP of Singapore from pole position in an exciting sprint race and confidently looks forward to the race after his victory in Bahrain. #MaxVerstappen #F1 #GPSingapore (translated)

During the broadcast of the Tour de Lombardy on RTBF, viewers experienced serious technical problems, resulting in the comments of Rodrigo Beenkens and his colleague often being inaudible, which led to Beenkens apologizing at the end of the broadcast. #TourDeLombardie #RodrigoBeenkens #RTBF (translated)
Arno Wellens wrote that Thierry B. was found strange by many people because of his Chopin and lavender, but that he had aptly summarized the situation with the term 'oikophobia'. Wellens stated that the rioters wanted to destroy the national heritage because they wanted to move away from the national identity, and that the unique had thus been regarded as dirty. #cultuur #identiteit #erfgoed (translated)
The Israeli documentary 'Naza' attracted twenty thousand viewers to the cinema in the first week, with viewers emotionally responding to the testimonies of soldiers about the bombings in Gaza. #Gaza #documentaire #Naza (translated)

Martin van Rooijen wrote that PRO was against almost everything according to him, but supported higher taxes. He mentioned a Box 3 rate of 49% instead of 36% and inheritance tax of 30% instead of 10%, and 40% instead of 20%. According to Van Rooijen, PRO was chasing people to Spain and Box 2. He also stated that PRO was for penalty payments and referred to a debate in the Senate on October 13, in which he mentioned De Telegraaf, NOS, NU.nl, and AD. https://t.co/Eei4G0rEac #Belastingen #Politiek #NL (translated)
"I select boys whom I think are good enough to contribute. Young Utrecht coach Mark Otten granted the Dutchman with Ghanaian roots his debut and said to the cameras of ESPN: 'I select boys whom I think are good enough to contribute. I don’t look at age. He plays very maturely, not like a 15-year-old. He is very stable in his choices. Good enough is old enough, they say. That applies to Donovan as well.'" #JongUtrecht #DonovanAfrifa #Voetbalgeschiedenis (translated)
Max von Kreyfelt wrote that D66, in his opinion, put pressure on the Renaissanceschool, which is linked to Forum voor Democratie. He pointed out that D66 MP Jan Paternotte had mentioned the school in the House of Representatives because of announced separate curricula for boys and girls, and had called for stricter rules for new schools. According to Von Kreyfelt, Rob Jetten had urged for a quick evaluation and possible amendments to the law. Von Kreyfelt also wrote that Jetten had announced on October 9 that he would investigate how to take tougher action against schools, weekend schools, and online channels where, according to Jetten, young people were learning incorrect views about equal rights. The columnist emphasized that Jetten had not mentioned the Renaissanceschool in this context. He argued that the education inspectorate should investigate what was actually happening at the school and that a political background alone was not evidence of violations. According to him, Paternotte had stated that Article 23 remained intact. Von Kreyfelt wondered whether Jetten wanted to address verifiable violations or tighten general rules because a political competitor was taking advantage of them. https://t.co/V2P6pFuNy1 #onderwijs #vrijheid #D66 (translated)
Sander Sassen wrote that leadership meant putting your own country and citizens first. He pointed to Marco Rubio, who according to him clearly explained why the United States took a stand against the ICC. https://t.co/mEPxyGF9yl #Leiderschap #Burgers #VS (translated)
We are now looking at Turkey, where we must ensure that we keep the climate goal of a maximum of 1.5 degrees of warming within reach, that climate financing becomes available for the people who need it most, and that the ocean receives rightful recognition on the climate agenda. And that made the host, climate minister Lynda Tabuya of Fiji, proud, she said in her emotional closing statement. #Klimaatverandering #COP31 #PacificIslandNations (translated)
Ir. Wouter de Heij wrote that he had a busy week behind him, with good mornings, bad afternoons, and missed phone calls that he wanted to return later. He expressed annoyance at what he saw as the compliant attitude of LTO Nederland. According to De Heij, the civil service leadership abandoned dairy farmers, and the standard of 0.164 and other requirements remained intact. He also criticized VVD and CDA, as they, in his opinion, were either not paying attention or were willfully neglecting their responsibilities. Regarding area processes, he wrote that the civil service leadership had no interest in them. De Heij stated that the standard of 0.164 amounted to a reduction of about 30 to 40 percent of all dairy cattle in the Netherlands by 2035, possibly more. According to him, De Groot got his way, and the centrist parties allowed it to happen. He said he did not think this helped nature and urged readers to save his message. #melkveehouderij #politiek #natuur (translated)