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Not Lowe.

He is. The last one is a Notts County graduate.

Osborn is correct, but Robinson isn't. I believe he was a Liverpool graduate.

Three of those players came through the youth academies at Nottingham-based clubs. Who knows which ones?

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is coming to Switch.

It turns out that Final Fantasy XVI will be exclusive to PS5 for six months before coming to PC, and twelve months before presumably coming to Xbox.

That's the sort of insight coaching qualifications get you.

Demon's Souls, Destruction AllStars and Miles Morales Ultimate Edition will cost £69.99 each. The standard edition of Miles Morales is £51.99 and Sackboy: A Big Adventure is £59.99. That's a big reason why I'm not ready to restrict myself to an all-digital console.

As usual, don't expect anything earth-shattering.

I think I'll wait for some sort of bundle. Buying the console on its own is expensive enough without having to fork out considerably more for the games as well. The Plus collection thing is great for people who missed out on the PS4, but I'm not one of those people.

That's surprising in light of Sony's comments about PS5 games being exclusive right from the start because they "believe in console generations". Still, it's a welcome surprise.

Alternatively, watch @Olliereact on Twitch.

I imagine they'll contrive a couple of rounds which make Paul look as though he's competitive before Mayweather stops him. That way, Mayweather keeps his perfect record and enjoys an easy payday, while Paul can portray himself as the lionhearted underdog who went toe-to-toe with one of the all-time greats.

I'm seeing rumours of a fight between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul. What a joke, but not a very funny one.

A listing for the Mass Effect trilogy for Switch has appeared on a Portuguese retail website and has since been removed, along with references to the Xbox One and PS4 versions. It's previously been speculated that it won't come to Switch, so I hope that this leak is legitimate.

We're looking at clubs that have survived two world wars and every recession in living memory, but are now going out of business at a time when top-level football makes more money than ever. At risk of sounding like a bleeding heart commie nitwit, I'm saddened whenever a club that's been a pillar of a community since the nineteenth century ceases to exist over debts that are mere pocket change to players who do their utmost to avoid paying their taxes.

Just about every Super Mario 3D All-Stars review contains a reference to Smash Mouth.

I remember a game I played on 03/04 in which Sven Goran-Eriksson, manager of Tottenham, left the club on the eve of their Champions League Final appearance to join Fulham, who had just finished 12th. When FM2008 first came out, lots of people reported that managing Leeds was impossible because of their 15-point deduction. You'd get sacked for your poor league position, even if you won all your matches, by October or November. I think they patched it out eventually.

There will be another Partner Showcase tomorrow. In other news, Donkey Kong Country 2 will be coming to the Switch Online SNES library next week.

I really can't see how cheating in this game wouldn't ruin all the fun.

I've decided to have a different teammate every season to keep things fresh. After a season with Perez, I picked up George Russell. I'm tempted to take on Mick Schumacher after that. Charles Leclerc has moved from Ferrari to Alfa Romeo to Mercedes, following Lewis Hamilton's retirement. Nobuharu Matsushita slotted in at Alfa Romeo alongside Juan Manuel Correa.

It add loads more weapons, class abilities and items, as well as adding a fatigue system. It's also a lot harder.

And big third-party games are almost always considerably more expensive than on other consoles. There have been so many Switch games I've been interested in, only to to look at the price and laugh.

I'm glad for Thiem. He lost his previous three Grand Slam finals and had the harder route to the final, so he was the sentimental favourite. A piece of trivia I found interesting was that Naomi Osaka was the first woman to win the final from a set down since 1994. You'd think that would be more common in three-set matches.

You don't want to live forever.