Search results

Aside from the humanitarian aid the country commits to, the public alone have been donating millions to help both for decades with Comic Relief and Children in Need to name just two. The fact that starvation and poverty still exist doesn't mean that the help has failed or that nothing else...

Come on now.

Don't most people like Tudgay? I don't see much in the way of criticism for him.

Carry On Coleman, didn't his wife have to sneak a tracker into his car because he had women on the go all the time?

Mifsud's record overall was patchy, but that spell in late 2007 was as dangerous as any forward I can remember playing for us. I'd take that again in a second.

I'd lean towards it more being an extended trial period for a player who could go either way than anything with constraints, although it's a complete guess of course.

They're bumping the cloud storage too in the new update, which times it nicely.

Never played the God of War series, but Last of Us is top 5 all-time for me. I don't know if you've been on PSN+ before, but whenever they have new games you should add them to your library which keeps them available to you for free even if you don't ever bother downloading.

I was going to lol about him scoring goals in Malta but then I remembered falling in deep love with Michael Mifsud for that couple of months he was on fire so I'm optimistic.

I don't mind Twist and Shout but I'm with you on that odd Leicester song.

Hopefully, every striker ideally should spend a lot of the game pissed off that they don't get every chance on goal possible.

That's the first time I'd heard that sung, was it planned ahead or just somehow caught on?

I don't like when people all crowd by the exits once injury time hits, they're blocking the people sat behind and people actually trying to leave.

If Murphy's being trusted with taking all other set pieces he seems an obvious candidate.

It can be a bit of a cliché but in this case I felt it was true. We'd have wilted in the same circumstances.

I didn't like Kick Off because of the control method that had the ball continue along even when you tried to change direction, I get that they wanted to add more skill and not have the ball stick to a player's foot but it felt more like a Subbuteo sim than a football one. Emlyn Hughes' Soccer...

I'll admit Alex Ferguson did alright, but I don't see any JPT on that managerial honours list!

Ah yeah, that one's ours for life unless they go retro with the divisions at some point.

I missed out on Sensible World of Soccer as the SNES got the plain international version instead, but I hammered that for ages. Who needs the Vietnamese second division anyway?

So, anyone like football games?