EddieG

I suuuuck with tyre wear.

Max Verstappen won the Dutch equivalent of the SPOTY last night.  

Brown made that head kick hella easy for Cerrone, you don't leave your head hanging there like that, especially not against a kickboxer like Cerrone.

Where's your argument for Toto?  

I'm gonna go for an outside shot, and say Button to replace him.

Just got a push notification saying that, yes, I guess why not go out on top.

Who's going to take his place though?

1. Brooklyn Nine Nine
2. Pitch
3. Bull
4. Atlanta
5. American Crime Story
6. Angie Tribeca
7. The Great Indoors
8. Late Late Show with James Corden
9. Orange Is The New Black
10. Last Man Standing
11. Modern Family
12. Shooter
13. Master Of None
14. Hell's Kitchen
15. The Amazing Race

Apparently last night during the UFC broadcast, it was announced Conor's title is indeed being relinquished, making Aldo the champ, and Holloway vs Pettis is for the interim title.

Fuuuuck.

Gastelum couldn't make weight, won't be fighting Cerrone.

9 hours ago, Baddar said:

Plus side is that Zorya and Feyenoord drew so we should still be ok.

We were totally robbed though.  

I reckon a NYE show will have an even bigger drop.

If Rousey wins it'll be Cyborg next.. and where the fuck does that leave Peña?

At least Conan has mentioned it on his show.

If I wasn't working at noon, I'd have stayed up after work.  

On 10/4/2016 at 23:09, Jasonmufc said:

Woo, Robin Frijns!

I feel the series still has his problems, but the action has become better and better in the first two seasons of the young sport. And seeing teams like Audi, BMW (Amlin-Andretti), Citroën, Jaguar, and Renault (and next year Merc) commit to the series makes me hopeful that the technology is going to get better and better as time progresses.

Additionally they've cut out a lot of the dud tracks from the first two seasons (China, and Moscow), and added major cities like Hong Kong, Montreal, New York, and Brussels. Whilst also returning back to Monaco again, to help with adding some prestige. Shame London lost their race, but Battersea was honestly a terrible track and hopefully they'll return with a better location.

Also Rosenqvist and JM Lopez joining the series will also be a huge boon to the talent level in general. Am especially excited for Lopez to see what he can do in a single seater.

Needless to say, I think this will be the best season to date, and I'm happy to see that the series is growing after a shaky start.

Brussels? Sounds like I might have to go for a road trip!

Apparently Jose has requested his release from the UFC.

And still won't be as long between Aldo's last title defense and the McGregor fight.  

Hiddink was mostly responsible for the not qualifying, Blind isn't doing much better, recently, a technical director of the KNVB (Dutch FA) resigned, as did Marco Van Basten as assistant manager, and a bunch of others.

I was gonna look for the Dutch report.  

On 9/12/2016 at 02:59, TheSqauredCircleMessiah said:

 To me, the fact that he used his wrestling music showed that he wasn't taking this as serious as he could.

Actually, in his interview with Ariel Helwani, he explains when he was a kid in '89, he played baseball for a team called the Indians, and they used Cult Of Personality, the song has personal meaning for him beyond wrestling.

4 hours ago, Meacon said:

For no reason whatsoever, I suggest you guys turn on the Cubs/Cardinals game. @Cloudy @Little Red Srarvette

Woops my bad. That there is a sahyder. Very first batter he faced after I said something. :/ 

You got a blog?!

Spurs.

EDIT: Nevermind, I picked them already, Brighton.

(Previous: Doncaster, Spurs)

Ryan Bader's knee though, damn.

Fuck. >.<

@Lars Mulder Easy group.  

Studio 60, plenty of shows that I'll watch the occasional episode more than once (or 7 times), but Studio 60 is the one show I can marathon the whole season through in one sitting, and every time wanting more.