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England are behind against Japan. Yes, it's very much a second-string England, but still, this could be huge.

It sounds like what I wanted. Red/Blue/Yellow were fun at the time, but they're slow and grindy to play now.

Shola's gone.

One of the favourites to take over as Notts manager is none other than Kevin Nolan, who they sacked three months ago. I'd like to put that into the "surely not" category, but this is no ordinary club.

I know this is the EFL thread, but Notts actually managed a 4-2 win over Doncaster to qualify for the knockout stages of the Checkatrade Trophy. I know Doncaster fans won't be losing sleep over it, and I know the competition is worth little unless you reach the final, but perhaps a win, in whatever form it takes, could be a much-needed confidence boost.

Notts have sacked Harry Kewell already. He wasn't doing well and seemed like a bit of a tit, but I'm still surprised. I just hope two sackings in a short space of time don't put decent candidates off.

My word. What a time to be alive.

You can still use Youtube and Netflix on the Wii U too. It's amazing that these services are still supported on that system, yet its successor, which has now been out for around twenty months, doesn't have them. What's stranger is that it has a web browser that you can only access through an exploit. Again, that's something the 3DS and Wii U have had for years, and still do.

Should have just called them wankers. In for a penny, in for a pound.

Is he too tired to stand up?

Out of interest, how did you get it for that price?

Germany gave Lukas Podolski a similar send-off in a friendly and he ended up scoring a cracker to beat England.

This is the same media that built him up as the next Pele when he scored the winning goal against Arsenal at the age of 16. English fans were trained to expect an all-time elite, so there was an inevitable backlash when all they got was a very good striker.

Rumours are spreading that a Youtube app will be coming to the Switch next week.

Me too. I haven't finished Yakuza 0, but I really like it, and I was likely to get Kiwami at some stage.

We already knew about the PS4 games, but here are the full Playstation Plus offerings for November: Yakuza Kiwami (PS4) Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition (PS4) Jackbox Party Pack 2 (PS3) Arkedo Series (PS3) Burly Men At Sea (PS Vita + PS4) Roundabout (PS Vita + PS4)

A final Super Smash Bros Ultimate Direct presentation will take place on Thursday. Sadly, I'll be at work when it's on.

Neither can anyone else.

The remaster of Grandia 2 has been available on Steam for a few years now. I think I'm more interested in the first, though.

And why Destruction Derby over Destruction Derby 2?

I love the one where Arthur collides into the barn and the pop-up declares that his bond with his horse has increased immediately afterwards.

Perhaps you shouldn't hang around with such needy murderers.

There are some good games there, but I'm not interested in buying the machine. I can already play most of them via PSN anyway, and with the added bonus of portability.

What I like about this game is that, for the most part, the characters are fairly grounded. Other Rockstar games, especially GTA V, have gone down the route of making everyone a wacky, one-dimensional caricature, which didn't really land for me.

And so we trace David Cameron's ancestry back to the Old West.