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Still the same here...

Seems like a very good fit for playing Ken Miles as well.

Meh. You?

New trailer!

Nice article on Christian Groß: https://www.weser-kurier.de/werder/werder-bundesliga_artikel,-warum-sollte-ich-ihn-zurueckschicken-_arid,1860440.html Kohfeldt said he will definitely stay in the first team at least until the winter break. What a fairytale for him

René Rast is the new DTM champion 2019

Also who changed the thread name to something that barely makes sense?..

Erling Haaland is proving to be an incredible talent... Joined RB Salzburg this summer; already has 14 goals and 6 assists in 8 league matches Will not be surprised to see him leaving for a better league in the near future. Another hattrick today. Current league standings: Red Bull with a comfortable lead and a ridiculous goal difference after another massive win today (7-2 against Hartberg). LASK managed a late win against Sturm Graz by scoring two goals within two minutes. Wolfsberger have a match tomorrow against Austria Wien.

Groß will get his debut in the starting XI in the Bundesliga match today So happy for him; he's been playing in lower divisions for all of his career and now finally gets a chance in the top league at 30 years old at least something positive from our injury crisis.

I watched a bit past that (just a few minutes) and had to go out as well I recognise the actress that plays the main (?) character from The Crossing; a decent show that also tried to copy LOST in many aspects (though not as blatantly as this one) and suffered from cliches and pretty low budget, I suspect. And then it got cancelled after Season One.The same thing will happen to Manifest next, I guess - which I actually found quite a bit enjoyable.

Interesting... Just watched the trailer, looks like a mix of Waking Life and Scanner Darkly. The subject material looks like something I'd enjoy indeed so I'll give it a go. Cheers for the heads up! P.S. I watched 10 minutes of The Iland already

It's extremely bad luck but I still think we have what it takes to win against Union - as long as nobody else gets injured while stepping out of the bus before the match haha.

Oh and Maxi Eggestein is now injured too I give up.

Ah! I personally can't make myself watch it because of the Borat-style moustache Silly, I know.

To be fair Sacha Baron Cohen is a British-Israeli and he speaks Hebrew as well, no?

Oh I still have to check that one out too... And yeah fake accents are annoying haha.

I despise it even more when they have "foreigners" speaking their native language but it's so broken and butchered you can't even understand it. I'm not even talking about some obscure languages but it's also usually the case whenever a character starts speaking German, Russian, French, Mandarin, etc. Which is ridiculous as I'm sure it's not that hard to find an actor in Hollywood who can actually speak one of those languages or at least find a fluent voice substitute and use it... Signs and documents etc. that are written in gibberish are even worse; just screams of laziness and ignorance... Especially the case when it comes to Russian language. Best example: So apparently his name is supposed to be Foma Kiniaev but the "original Cyrillic" says Ashchf Lshtshfum

Nah haven't even heard about it... Will give it a go tonight after work! Will probably hate it anyway.

Moisander is now also injured and out of the next match against Union. Seriously it's ridiculous! We only have 1 centre back left; two if you count Groß (who I hope will start the match).

Just googled it and it even looks like a LOST ripoff Will have to check it out even with all those bad reviews... Have you watched it then?

I thought he wanted to change his tone after recent criticism? and here he is waffling on and on again just two days later

Why not? He's half Thai, has a Thai passport (dual nationality) and also had a lot of support from Thailand throughout his racing career. So part of it is heritage but it's also a very smart choice from the marketing point of view; taking up the role of the first Thai driver since the 50s helps attract both sponsors and fans in Asia and makes him stand out more than being just another British racing driver.

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