Martin A. Hagen retweeted
The Rhine is disappearing before our eyes. Record low levels in parts of Germany & the Netherlands as the intense heatwave continues. This isn't just a river story. It's a climate story. As the planet warms, heatwaves are pushing agriculture and water supplies to breaking point.
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
It was the middle of the night, at about 1.30am, when Norway lost to England.
Yet thousands of Norwegians went to the Palace in Oslo and celebrated with one final Viking row.
They did not riot. They did not burn cars. They did not smash bus stops or glass windows of shops.
They smiled. The laughed. They saw the positive in their performance. They celebrated their heritage. They were proud of who they have been in the past and who they are today.
Norway might be out of the World Cup 2026 but they are in our hearts.
In the last three weeks, I think we have all fallen a little bit in love with Norwegians.
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
FIFA say “no peak on the graph” to suggest the ball hit a camera cable in the build up to England’s goal.
Norway fuming, and their position backed up by replays. Under the rules, play should have been stopped.🎥
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
70’ Becoming a common occurrence this season, as Kelleher goes down needing treatment after Leeds make substitutions. Looks like he’ll now be fine to continue after the Brentford players check in with their manager. 0-0
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
TV 2 betalte 4,5 mrd. for rettighetene til Eliteserien. Ti dager før sesongen sparkes i gang, er det ingen promotering av ligaen. Tabelltips? Nei. Intervjuer med klubbene om forventninger? Nei. Et par artikler?Nei.
Og den revitaliserte cupen? Ingenting👍
Motbakke for klubbene😅
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
I’m a supporter of any tool that makes our game fairer.
But VAR was introduced with two simple, powerful principles: “clear and obvious.” It was never meant to mean searching for minutes on end to find a reason to disallow a goal. It was never meant to freeze the game to pick out a single frame and rule someone offside by an inch.
We were told VAR would strengthen referees. Instead, it has made them more hesitant and less authoritative.
This weekend, VAR was given an even wider mandate. At the very same meeting, new rules were introduced to reduce time-wasting, yet the biggest source of delay in modern football is VAR itself.
I still believe in using technology to make football fairer. But in its current form, VAR risks damaging the flow of the game and the experience of the fans. And without the fans, there is no game.
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
Just watched O'Nien's high rugby tackle on Struijk in the area. Penalty, yellow card and sent to review in rugby union. This is what VAR is there for. What are they looking at?
#lufc
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Release the Epstein files
Pass it on.
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
I don’t care if the Epstein files bring down Democrats, Republicans, princes, billionaires, oligarchs etc..
RELEASE THEM!
Martin A. Hagen retweeted
2016: “you’re overreacting”
2017: “you’re overreacting”
2018: “you’re overreacting”
2019: “you’re overreacting”
2020: “you’re overreacting”
2021: “you’re overreacting”
2022: “you’re overreacting”
2023: “you’re overreacting”
2024: “you’re overreacting”
2025: “you’re overreacting”
The road to fascism is filled with people telling you that you’re overreacting.




























