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I don't think I could be bothered with standing at a football match.

Norrie is in the quarter finals. He faces David Goffin next, which is very much a winnable match if he keeps it together.

Zhou is conscious, thankfully. I wonder if this is another case of the halo saving someone's life.

Speaking of this, Ron Gilbert has said he's going to stop sharing images of the game because he's been receiving personal abuse over the art style.

It's a bit of a strange position to take. Unless I've missed something, Leeds were the ones entirely in the wrong. Why get angry at a club for complaining about something they had every right to complain about?

Do people here genuinely want Derby to go out of business?

This show is, well, strange to me because I can never tell if I like it or not. While it's corny and clichéd at times, it's still oddly engaging.

More golden generations.

Maybe Canadians or Mexicans.

Heather Watson is through to the fourth round and Cameron Norrie is two sets up in his third round match.

I suppose there would be a fair opportunity in 2026 to see matches that were well away from any England fans.

In case anyone had forgotten, Bernie Ecclestone is still a plank.

I know "whataboutery" isn't helpful, but I often imagine how people would react if Diane Abbott said the things Nadine Dorries comes out with.

Katie Boulter and Heather Watson are both through to the women's third round, while Cameron Norrie and Liam Broady have matched those achievements in the men's competition. The British headline acts might be out, but calling the tournament a failure for British tennis would be inaccurate.

It looks as though Venus will make a surprise appearance in the mixed doubles, teaming up with Jamie Murray.

The Direct will be tomorrow and will focus on third-party games. The person who leaked the date has said that they expect Persona to be present in some form or other.

Tennis Elbow Manager is a game I like. It's not flashy at all, but it's still enjoyable. Tennis Manager 2022 just came out on PC as well. The consensus seems to be that it's OK, but not much more than that.

Super Tennis on the SNES was my favourite one.

I'll try it on Game Pass. I hope it has a substantial career mode.

I think the South Park specials are the only thing on Paramount+ I'm interested in.

The Steam Summer (or Winter if you're in the Southern Hemisphere) Sale starts tomorrow. It's not the big event it used to be years ago, but it's worth bearing in mind if you're planning to buy something soon.

There's a Nintendo Direct scheduled for Wednesday, but it will only cover Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Some rumours had suggested that there could be a standard Direct on 29th June.

Tsuonda reminds me of this:

I totally agree on international management. I enjoy it as a casual experience, but it lacks the kind of depth you'd want. I've long hoped SI would give it more depth, but it never seems to happen. Like you, I'd also be happy to see more stats being saved year-to-year. While I've only played a little OOTP because I'm not all that knowledgeable about baseball, it does seem a long way ahead in terms of the kinds of stats I'm interested in.

I find that international games are interesting primarily to see how the club competitions develop without my influence. It's also nice sometimes not having to worry about finances and contracts.