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Talk Football 365 in the style of Phoenix nights @HoneyNUFC aka Brian Potter @Rab AKA Kenny 'Dalglish' Senior @Cannabis AKA DJ Ray Von @DeadLinesman AKA Jerry 'St. Clair' Dignan @Tsubasa AKA Young Kenny @Batard & @Romesh AKA Ant & Dec @Bluebird Hewitt AKA Max Bygraves & @The Rebel CRS AKA Paddy O'shea @Dan AKA Spencer

LP - Lost On You

Thought the opening segment of Raw was quality to be honest. He just said one line and he was out. Whether the crowd like him or not, they've made him into a big deal and I like that he's not sucking up to them trying to make them cheer for him. That was my main problem with Cena. Instead they're pretty much embracing the boos rather than fighting it. He's basically the biggest heel the company have had in a long time without actually doing anything heelish. Funny thing is if he started acting like a traditional heel, people would probably cheer him as that's how the crowd works now.

Had to escape university life and respond to some obligations back home, so I dusted off the Gameboy Advanced and started playing Pokemon Ruby (my first Pokemon game).... A wild Nostalgia appeared. I think I'm going to bring this back to school because console gaming has gone stale for me at the moment.

@SpikeYour behavior when talking about Barcelona is disgusting. You have become a bigger hater than me these days!

Messi receives the now iconic "Comeback" photograph The photograph of Lionel Messi celebrating the consummation of the now historical comeback Barça managed against Paris Saint-Germain at the Camp Nou. The photograph that features the Camp Nou in a panoramic view with journalists and fans getting involved in the mass hysteria has now become so iconic that's it's made newspapers, journals and magazines all over the planet. It's a legendary photo for a legendary moment that has a legendary footballer as the centre piece. Messi received the photograph from the author and professional Mexican photographer Santiago Garcés at the Camp Nou. The photographer says that what he most likes to capture in sporting events is the power and expression of the individual. That the photograph can tell you in its own visual words what the sentiments were at that given moment. Without doubt this is a wonderful picture that will live forever like so many others in the past.

The fucking soundtrack to Akira is bloody golden

How's yer knee, how's yer knee Saido Mane...