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3 hours ago, Adam said:

Illustrates how wide the gap is getting between the Premier League and the rest too. Ipswich have a hell of a job on next season.

Agreed. Everyone was talking up Kompany’s Burnley last season much like Ipswich are being talked about this.

They'll definitely find it difficult, especially considering a lot of their players were in League One last season.

Liverpool are officially out of the title race.

Fulham 2-2 Man City (Sat 12.30pm, TNT)
Bournemouth 2-0 Brentford (Sat 3pm)
Newcastle 3-2  Brighton (Sat 3pm)
Wolves 1-0 Crystal Palace (Sat 3pm)
Man Utd 0-0 Arsenal (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

Please stop making me predict Arsenal games

City now only scored one less than us. 

Yes, I’m still hanging my hopes on them drawing one, winning the rest with us also winning our final two games. 

It’ll go down to GD first obviously - which ours is currently 6 better though at least. 

2 minutes ago, stokeriño said:

Can confirm that at least Acheampong and Tauriainen are real people, both getting their debut.

Taking the piss.

Bethesda discussed changes coming to Starfield in May.

Maps have been completely revamped for cities, look a lot more user-friendly (not sure on the galaxy map though), also in bigger news - the option to run in performance mode 60fps is being added to console.

Brentford 1-2 Fulham (Sat 3pm)
Burnley 1-0 Newcastle (Sat 3pm)
Sheff Utd 2-3 Nottm Forest (Sat 3pm)
Chelsea 2-1 West Ham (Sun 2pm)
Liverpool 3-1 Tottenham (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

Klopp’s farewell tour is going well.

We’ve been watching “From” on Amazon Prime - I’m pretty hooked. 

Whilst some of the acting is questionable, I’m really enjoying the mystery around it. Hoping this doesn’t go down the Lost route of too many questions and not enough answers however. 

West Ham 1-3 Liverpool (Sat 12.30pm, TNT)
Fulham 2-2 Crystal Palace (Sat 3pm)
Wolves 3-0 Luton (Sat 3pm)
Aston Villa 4-1 Chelsea (Sat 8pm, TNT)
Tottenham 6-6 Arsenal (Sun 2pm, Sky)

22 hours ago, Bobfoc said:

I started it and, to be honest, the first impressions weren't brilliant. It begins with a dull walk-and-talk sequence (you know the ones - slowly following someone down a corridor while they spout exposition) and then runs through the usual action setpiece combination of shimmying along beams, sliding down a slope on your bottom, grappling between platforms and a boss fight that keeps getting interrupted by cutscenes that add nothing. Then you've got several "squeeze through this narrow gap so the game has time to load the next skybox" bits.

Then the story started to get a little more interesting and I landed on the first proper world, so I'm going to give it a bit more of a chance to hook me.

Absolutely stick with it. Even better than the first game.

Downloading it at the moment - hopefully can get started on it tonight.

Fucking massive lads.

Luton 2-1 Brentford (Sat 3pm)
Sheff Utd 1-1 Burnley (Sat 3pm)
Wolves 0-0 Arsenal (Sat 7.30pm, Sky)
Everton 1-3 Nottm Forest (Sun 1.30pm, Sky)
Crystal Palace 2-0 West Ham (Sun 3pm)

Harold Halibut released on Gamepass today. Looks great.

This was an all-time classic skit. Shame they kind of ruin the surprise with the thumbnail.

Fair play to Villa - they deserved that. Especially in terms of the second half performance as we really offered nothing and they were dangerous going forward. 

Still not over, but it’s looking like a fourth straight City win. Congratulations to their playing squad and manager, but as an institution - fuck them and their 115 charges. 

Newcastle 2-1 Tottenham (Sat 12.30pm, TNT)
Brentford 2-0 Sheff Utd (Sat 3pm)
Nottm Forest 2-2 Wolves (Sat 3pm)
Bournemouth 3-1 Man Utd (Sat 5.30pm, Sky)
Arsenal 2-0 Aston Villa (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

3 hours ago, Adam said:

Just finished The Traitors Australia series 2 and hahahahaha bloody nora, I've never seen anything like it.

In a good way?

Curb finale was perfect. 

8 minutes ago, Adam said:

Probably because three teams are within two points of the top. It'd be ridiculous to claim Liverpool and Arsenal don't have a great shot at winning the league as well.

I mean, yes and no.

City’s remaining fixtures are Luton, Wolves and West Ham at home with Brighton, Fulham and Forest away. Realistically I can’t see them dropping any - except perhaps at Brighton? 

We have Villa, Chelsea, Bournemouth and Everton at home whilst we still have to go to Brighton, Spurs, Wolves and United. So many more banana skins there for us. 

I’ll obviously remain hopeful until it’s not mathematically possible, but City are too much of a juggernaut (with the asterisk of 115 PL charges hanging over their heads). 

I said this the other week but I don’t understand why anyone other than City are being talked about as potential champions.

I get that at this point of the season it’s encouraging to see three teams this close at the top but look at City’s fixtures. They’re not dropping any points for the remainder of the season - I don’t see it.

Crystal Palace 2-1 Man City (Sat 12.30pm, TNT)
Everton 1-1  Burnley (Sat 3pm)
Luton 1-2 Bournemouth (Sat 3pm)
Brighton 0-0 Arsenal (Sat 5.30pm, Sky)
Man Utd 2-3  Liverpool (Sun 3.30pm, Sky)

Newcastle 1-1 West Ham (Sat 12.30pm, TNT)
Bournemouth 3-0 Everton (Sat 3pm)
Sheff Utd 0-4 Fulham (Sat 3pm)
Liverpool 2-0 Brighton (Sun 2pm, Sky)
Man City 0-0 Arsenal (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

Does this one play much differently than last years?