Chris2K

Wanna swap him for Rudy Gobert and our 2035-2039 first round picks?

The reason its vacant is that Francis Ngannou has left the UFC and vacated the title, turning down astronomical money to go and do other things. Those other things appear to be a 2 fight series with Jake Paul, one boxing, one MMA. So on the plus side, we may get to see Jake Paul get absolutely wrecked. But yes, Jones does not deserve a fifth chance, having burned through any potential good grace his talent affords him again, and again, and again, and again. Whoops, I forgot one of his many drug test failures. Sixth chance.

I only get a certain amount of time off a week, I'm not wasting any more of it watching this shit show. Nobody on the pitch seems to care, so why should I?

I know that the ridonkulous amount of offensive talent the 49ers have is distorting the numbers, but surely Purdy has to be the permanent starter after these last five weeks.

I found my Rock Band keyboard and thought I'd really like to use it again, so bought Rock Band 4... not knowing that RB4 has no support for the keyboard peripheral. I've dug out my guitar to try and make use of the £35 I spent on it, because whilst I can sing, it's not something I particularly want to do when people are listening.

What's perhaps more unsettling is that there are two officials covering the same game who both have different interpretations of the same law. That surely shouldn't be happening.

Yakuza 3 completed... I can absolutely understand what you mean with the boss battles, getting one shot of a 5 hit combo in before getting slugged by an unblockable move became tiresome fast. Thankfully... I did what Ruki suggested with the difficulty, so it wasn't so bad. I still did most of the side stories, and there were some good ones, particularly the murder mystery one. But other than that, here's a list of my issues: Despite all those complaints it wasn't as bad as I feared, but I'm also glad it's out of the way. On to Yakuza 4...

If they want F1 23 to be a realistic simulation game then they should probably remove MyTeam as a game mode, because the concept of a new team joining the grid (let alone with a driver that has no personal sponsorship) is evidently not a realistic event.

The teams (that is, allegedly, 9 of them except Alpine because Renault want to sell engines to the Andretti team) now think that the entry fee should be $600-700 million, instead of the $200 million that is written in the laws of the sport. This goalpost moving is an embarrassment to everyone involved at this stage.

International I could understand, but all football at the age of 33 is a bit of a surprise. I guess his heart just isn't in it any more. I bet LAFC are really pleased they splashed out his wages and signing on fee for 12 games.

I'd love to know what the Portuguese FA saw in his results with a star-studded Belgian team that won nothing that made them think "yes, this is the guy to bring success to our very promising future generation".

The Bills are the feel good story, so I'd like a Bills/49ers or Bills/Eagles SB. Or give me a Geno Smith ultimate redemption with Bills/Seahawks . I don't mind the Chiefs so if they get through it wouldn't bother me. Naturally I don't want an AFC North team there, nor the Cowboys because of Jerry Jones, or the Bucs for the inevitable Bradymania.

I've got my usual cocktail of weekend games at the moment: - The game in the Yakuza series I'm currently up to (Yakuza 3) - Pokémon Violet while watching TV (or walking if its not raining) - Cook, Serve, Delicious 2 - Forza Horizon 5, just enough to get 20 points on the weekly event to get the exclusive car - Lawn Mowing Simulator - WWE Supercard on my mobile, or NBA Supercard sometimes. It's a lot of games, but it's no more than an hour per game, except for Yakuza and the mobile games.

Well that didn't take long.

Looks like a Dolphins FG has kept the Steelers out of the play-offs, but to finish 9-8 (Tomlin's winning record streak intact) after the start we had shows some real encouragement for the future. Meanwhile I have no idea what the Texans and Colts are doing. I'm fairly sure a Colts player just deliberately missed an INT, and the Texans are looking to win and deliberately avoid the #1 pick.

No shots on target in the first half at home to Portsmouth. Back to usual I guess. Ah, the second half warriors have shown up again.

This is very much it, and the presence of Watt and a stronger defence makes Pickett's job in learning as a rookie QB so much easier. The fact that Watt isn't a pro bowl starter is baffling. This is just as important as well. I don't think there's a coach in the league that players are willing to play for more. So many players have said they just want to win to protect his record of never having a losing season. I'm just happy we haven't rolled over and given up like so many teams would do after the start we had and losing Watt to injury.

Very sad news, he had battled cancer multiple times as well. Obviously he was a world-class striker in his day, but his double-act on the touchline with Mancini, both be-decked in their fantastic suits, was one of the highlights of Euro 2020 for me.

I can't wait to hear Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes explain how General Motors may not have the sustained funding for an F1 team to survive.

There's this strange circular number on the Spurs scoreline. It seems vaguely familiar, maybe I just haven't seen it for a while.

This just leaves me wondering whether this was why Gio Reyna wasn't getting much game time, or if it was being done because Gio Reyna wasn't getting much game time. Either way it's utterly bizarre.

Not a lot of darts talk around here, but earlier in the World Championship Final we had the statistically greatest leg of darts in history: Insane.

The Pro Bowl has already changed. It's a skills competition and flag-football game from this year onwards. I think a lot of the decisions, both the confusion about continuing last night and for any potential replay, are going to be driven by TV contract expectations, and any potential breaches of those contracts that may occur if the NFL don't deliver the expected number of games.

Mitchell scores 71 for the Cavs, whilst more and more reports come out about how Gobert is not liked in the Timberwolves organisation as a reason for the roller-coaster of inconsistency, highlighted by beating the Nuggets two days after losing to the tanking Pistons' second unit. Gobert contributed 8 points and 4 rebounds to the Nuggets win, I should add. 6 first round draft picks and three useful bench players for.... this.

Ken Block has died after a snowmobile accident. What a crazy career he had, one of the only motorsport legends who developed their legacy outside of the standard events, but did so to such a degree that he became synonymous with an entire discipline. And 55 is of course far too young.