Chris2K

Assuming they traded up to get a QB, trading away their top receiver to get it seems, at best, misguided.

Happy for Nando, but the midfield are going to have to carry the entertainment for this season. I'm going to predict Max winning 20 this year.

Ferrari gonna Ferrari. That Alonso overtake was worth staying watching for.

I can't remember the last time I gave up on a race halfway through, but this may be doing enough to justify it.

I have no idea how either Alonso or Stroll don't have major damage after that. Different year, same Stroll.

Ja continues to double-down on his batshit stupidity by going on IG Live and waving a gun around. At this point of his wannabe-gangster run he's one rap album away from going fully OG Loc.

There was some hope from FP2 and FP3, and even during Q1 and Q2, but that Red Bull dominance doesn't appear to be a myth. Great that Hulk is right back in the top 10 though.

As much as my fear of a boring season worries me, the release of the new opening titles still gets me pumped. George and Charles' poses are something else.

No trophies again, but that electric kart racetrack is gonna be awesome, and isn't that what really matters?

The Red Bull certainly looks like the best car, so maybe Checo will be able to make a title challenge?

Splashed out on Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator because I love cooking games, despite not being able to cook in real life. I'm really enjoying it, it has a lot of cooking actions to carry out without getting overboard like Cooking Simulator does (you don't have to measure out exactly 300ml of cooking oil for example) but it is already dialling up the difficulty after just a few extra recipes. I never knew how much goes into a sauce for a sole roulade. I haven't done much simulator stuff yet, I have no interest in re-designing the dining room for example, but one thing that has jumped out is something that I am afflicted by in real life too. I'm refusing to let my sous chefs help, at the cost of people getting their food way too late, because y'know... I can do it better.

The Circuit de Catalunya will revert to its previous format for sector 3, going back to two fast right handers instead of a chicane and a right hander. From a personal perspective I expect this will improve my lap times in Spain on F1 23, because I was terrible at taking that chicane.

The BBC (unsurprisingly) have comissioned a second series of The Traitors I have a fear that this might suffer from Big Brother syndrome, where the first series was a genuinely interesting look at human psychology, and it soon deteriorated into being the go-to spot for people looking to get some cheap fame.

At what point do we "forget" to book Conte a flight back to London?

Even if you don't want it to be a straight red for the shove in the face, surely a yellow for the foul and a yellow for the shove would be warranted? EDIT: Apparently Havertz made the initial foul.

(That's Drugovich, not Massa by the way) Those Seb rumours always sounded a bit far-fetched.

It sure is. If I've been reading the reports about testing correctly, these are the major things: - Red Bull have already won the drivers and constructors titles. - For a few hours it looked like Ferrari had designed a front wing which changed shape at high speed to reduce drag, but of course it turned out to be a manufacturing flaw, because, Ferrari. - Aston Martin have improved significantly - McLaren have deteriorated further, with reports of Lando punching walls in frustration - Mercedes don't appear to have made any improvements - Alpha Tauri are likely to be sold by Red Bull because they're no longer cost effective.

To my Yakuza-playing friends: In Yakzua 5 I know there's a lot of hunting with Saejima, if I stick to the main story how likely am I to avoid it? I hate hunting/fighting animals in games so the less I have to do it to just get through Saejima's part, the better.

Maybe I've not been paying enough attention, but I don't remember Sam Matterface or Guy Mowbray going off on a 20 minute lecture about the effects of global warming during an FA Cup 5th round tie.

Very sad news. He was certainly the voice of football for me growing up, and probably ranks alongside Murray Walker and Richie Benaud in my personal list of iconic commentators. Perhaps the most important thing that he brought was a genuine interest in the game, no matter who was playing, and the research he did beforehand was evident for every game. There's certainly a few commentators these days that could learn from listening to his work.

Felipe Drugovich is replacing the injured Lance Stroll at this week's test. I'm glad it's Drugovich getting the drive, it's always seemed unfair that the F2 champion isn't allowed to compete again below F1, it's not their fault they don't have a daddy to buy a team for them, or that the rest of the teams won't let any new ones enter.

I think the digital age has taken a lot of the fun out of these kind of secrets, back when there was no YouTube the only way to see these kind of things was to play the game yourself, save for the low definition photos you might get in a games magazine. Nowadays you have full game guides telling you exactly how to do everything, including every secret or easter egg, and if you don't want to do it yourself you can just go on YouTube and find thousands of videos of every part of the game. There are no rumours that gain traction any more, because any rumour can be debunked in a few clicks of a mouse.

More Power Wash Simulator news! The next DLC is out March 2nd and will be based on Final Fantasy VII. Just like the Tomb Raider one I haven't played FF7, but I will literally power wash anything.

They said the Clippers needed a good Point Guard, so they now have someone who is, undeniably, classified as a Point Guard.

Well it's been three years since they decided to leave (for the fifth time), so it must be time for Honda to start thinking about going back into F1. This company is hilarious.