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What I find interesting is that some reviewers love the story and others find it utterly dull. It seems that they're in agreement that the gameplay is a bit 90s-esque, and so your enjoyment might hinge on how fond you are of games like Suikoden. As a game that was crowdfunded by Suikoden fans, that probably shouldn't be a surprise. It sounds as though it's doing what those people wanted it to.

VAR means that I don't love it.

I love it.

And all of a sudden, the FA Cup is exciting.

I have sympathy for a couple of the claims, but the reality is that Forest haven't done enough this season to avoid being in their current situation. If not for the fact that the three promoted teams are so poor, Forest would have no hope of survival at this rate.

That surely means that they can never get promoted to the EFL until it's sorted, in which case they'd only be playing to avoid relegation next year.

How do Doncaster fans feel about Grant McCann these days? He's obviously got them on a great run of form right now, but is there still any lingering resentment about the time he left them to join Hull? Can you trust him not to do something similar in the future?

The Crucible Curse has struck once again as Brecel goes out. He has lost in the first round in six of his seven tournament appearance, with the only exception being when he won the whole thing last year. It's quite a strange record to have.

In other news, the first Dunk and Egg characters have been cast. Dunk is played by Peter Claffey and Egg is played by Dexter Sol Ansell. I don't know anything about them, but they at least fulfil the criteria of being an adult and a child respectively.

They've got a home match against Forest. I'd fancy their chances in that one.

I don't want to scare people on here, but Burnley could yet avoid relegation at this rate.

Boreham Wood have been relegated to the National League South. They managed to get far more money than they were supposed to from the Covid funding package, with the club's owner suspiciously sitting on the National League board, so I don't feel sorry for them.

And now back to business as usual.

Kit Harington himself apparently pitched it, so I think it was mostly because he fancied another highly paid gig. I can't blame him for trying, even if I had no interest in the idea.

They're officially getting rid of FA Cup replays from the first round onwards next season. It's the end of an era unless you're a non-league club.

Neil Robertson has lost in the final qualifying round. It will be the first time he's missed the World Championships in twenty years.

I do think it's a matter of time, especially when you've got idiots like O'Sullivan and Trump pushing for it constantly. The future of sport seems to involve playing in front of a tiny crowd for huge amounts of money.

The Crucible is "the" venue for the tournament. The atmosphere is great and there's the sense of tradition and history that goes along with it. Something big would be lost by taking it elsewhere.

This starts in 40 minutes.

Steve Evans has returned to Rotherham. Let's hope Stevenage thrive in his absence.

Ronnie O'Sullivan is the latest person to cosy up to the Saudi government, saying that he wants the World Championships to be held there. Any tournament he doesn't win is a good one in my eyes.

I'm not sure I'll fit it in alongside MLB The Show, Manor Lords and Eiyuden Chronicle. Game Pass is giving me too much.

I'd like to see some documentaries about Coventry City and Wimbledon's surprise FA Cup victories in the 1980s. Those are the kinds of stories that I find more fun than "This team won everything."

I think of Cole Porter.

Only one behind Haaland now this season.