Bobfoc

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.

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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.

Everton are going to appeal against their second points deduction. With Forest also appealing against their own sanctions, I'm inclined to hope that both clubs achieve survival before the end of the season. It would be really poor if relegation were decided in a hearing after the season finished.

Crystal Palace have a knack for ruining farewells for Liverpool legends. They also beat them at Anfield in Steven Gerrard's last match.

It turns out that those fears are correct. Fallout London has been delayed indefinitely so that the team can work out how to make it work with the new update.

I watched the first two episodes. It seems fun so far. While it probably won't be one of my absolute favourite programmes, my expectations were low enough that it's likely to be a significantly pleasant surprise.

Meanwhile, Forest Green are close to relegation. They're the only League Two club paying more than half what Wrexham are spending on agent fees, but it clearly hasn't worked for them.

There's very little that's more cringeworthy than taking over an English team and renaming it "Real".

Isn't this going to make teams even keener to avoid the Europa Conference League? Imagine being a team outside the top six that wins the League Cup and then effectively gets financially penalised for it.

Most physical games just install from the disc, with any additional patches being downloaded. In the case of Outlaws, you would need to be connected to the internet every time you want to reinstall it, regardless of whether or not you have all the updates.

The potential problem is that the servers won't be online forever, and so there would be a point in the future when reinstalling it wouldn't be possible under the current setup. Therefore, the only way to retain access to the game in physical form would be to keep it installed forever.

It could be that some sort of product registration system will be introduced later on to ensure that physical owners can retain the ability to play the game. Then again, with digital-only consoles seemingly inevitable at some point, you could argue that any physical games you own at this point won't be compatible with future generations of machines.

The Jon Snow sequel series has been shelved because they couldn't come up with a good story. I think we all could have predicted that would happen.

Sky Germany is reporting that Ruben Amorim is close to agreeing to become Liverpool's next manager.

Everton have been deducted a further two points. They've gone from ten to six to eight over just a few weeks.

Doncaster and Notts seem to have gone in opposite directions. Stuart Maynard hasn't worked out as an appointment, unfortunately.

I'd think that some of the Playstation Plus games would keep you going for a while.

Dave the Diver will be launching on Playstation Plus with the Extra and Premium tiers. I highly recommend it.

Perhaps they should get a senior Cabinet position.

It feels like a bit of an anticlimax when the person who lost in the quarter-finals ends up winning the whole thing, but that's the nature of the beast with the format they used.

Just winning a trophy also seems like a bit of a step down from the contenders' perspective. Winners of some of the old series got a car, with the runners-up getting a holiday.

For me, the best thing about the final was seeing Saracen in the crowd. He looked great for a 60-year-old.