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Me and a mate did local co-op on the original trilogy. He shit himself when the Berserker came along as you needed a bit of quick movement to avoid it. Haven't played any of them since the third one mind so have no idea of what they're like now. For me, I finished Spiderman but need to get some small assignments done now. Will do those with maybe a quick go on Death Road to Canada now and then.

Same. Probably the Beyond the Grid podcast I've enjoyed the most so far. He is a really pleasant person. Humble, able to have a laugh at his own expense, good self reflection and talks just like a normal bloke who knows he was a bit lucky (and ofc very talented) to land an F1 seat. Sounds like a great guy to have a beer and a chat with.

A significant portion of that 30% are also snivelling bootlickers who get a rush from seeing their superiors get rich.

Thoroughly enjoyed that one. As always, Alex comes across as a mature and intelligent fella; very down to earth too.

Even if you rubbed that tweet in the faces of the entire population 70% of them aren't educated enough to know what it means and most of the others don't want to know.

Bruno Henrique: "Se antes tivesse um treinador europeu a minha vida na Europa teria sido diferente. O Jorge Jesus é um homem intenso, que cobra de todos, mas também conversa, mostra o caminho certo e isso pode ver-se no futebol que o Flamengo está a praticar. Não só eu, mas todos os outros jogadores, o Flamengo está a jogar um futebol bonito" @El Profesor This sounds so much like Jesus from his first season with Benfica. He really seemed like a gift from the gods, until his limitations started showing. He certainly is a breath of fresh air to any side when he first joins. Sporting also easily played their best football of the last decade under him. What do you think of Flamengo's chances of winning the Brasileirão? Also, do you think he would be good for Brazil's NT? Some rumours that it could be his next job.

Damn auto correct on my phone. I didn't write that on my phone

Going to listen to this one now.

They were fucked way before Lim bought them to be honest. They have got to be the Spanish club with the least character you can find and have been like this for over a decade. Just look at their record against English sides during this time, absolutely horrendous, then look at Sevilla's record or Atletico's or even Athletic Bilbao's. They are absolutely awful in Europe and only seem to finish 4th when everyone they are fighting with have a poor season.

To be honest, as talented as Marcelino is (and he is), he is volatile and he is difficult to keep a balanced relationship going with. He just gets up and goes if he starts to feel suspicious. But in this particular case one can’t look further than Peter Lim for culpability in all of this and so many others relating to Valencia CF. They’re a massive club with a tremendous fanbase but are literally being ripped apart. The thing is that the previous tenures to him were crap as well. Albert Celades is an interesting choice but a very risky one because he’s never been on his own at this level. He is especially known with younger players.

He's been sacked. This Twitter thread is very informative on the situation...

Newly discovered species of electric eel can produce the most powerful electric shock of any animal VIDEO It's an update to the electric eel family tree that's been over 250 years in the making. The electric eel was first described by the famed Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus in 1766. But after years of hanging out on its own as the only species in the genus Electrophorus, researchers have now discovered that the electric eel, Electrophorus electricus, is in fact not one species but three. What's more, one of the newly described species of eel, Electrophorus voltai, has been recorded generating an electric shock of 860 volts. It's far above the 650V previously recorded for the electric eel, making E.voltai the most powerful electricity-generating animal in the world, the authors report in Nature Communications today. FULL REPORT

Victor Vescovo: Adventurer reaches deepest ocean locations VIDEO US adventurer Victor Vescovo has become the first person to visit the deepest points in every ocean. His fifth and final dive in a prototype submersible was made to the bottom of the Arctic's Molloy Trench, some 5.5km (3.4 miles) below the sea surface. This followed dives during the past 10 months to the floor of the Pacific, Indian, Southern and Atlantic oceans. The millionaire financier's team also visited the wreck of the Titanic. All Mr Vescovo's dives were made using the 12-tonne Deep Sea Vehicle (DSV) Limiting Factor, launched and recovered from a dedicated support ship, the DSSV Pressure Drop, ironically a one-time navy submarine hunter. Deepest-ever sub dive finds plastic waste Robot duo wins ocean-mapping XPRIZE The last leg of the "Five Deeps Expedition" was concluded on 24 August when the explorer reached a spot known as the Molloy Hole, which is about 275km (170 miles) west of Norway's Svalbard archipelago. The recorded depth on the solo dive was 5,550m, plus or minus 14m. It is the first time any human has been to this location. FULL REPORT

This is some fantastic work.

You are in for a treat. The first two seasons are brilliant. The third is good too, but the first two are perfection.

He's still not getting it