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Southampton haven't won a league game since beating us - that's 8 defeats and 1 draw if they lose tonight.

Hate playing these. Massively stressful.

I think I got it for £12 digital - worth it for that. I rarely buy games full price - probably Mario Kart was the last one I did.

I'd let Jo Whiley whisper into my ear.

Burnout: Paradise is great though!

Tried playing the Cloud version of Hitman 3 on the Switch - was a mess. Probably more to do with my average broadband than anything. The internet in this country is shite, and I can't see cloud gaming as a major thing for a few years.

Keane was good at first as people enjoyed his no nonsense rants. But he's turned into a shock jock now - it's all a bit pantomime.

The replies are brilliant. They've gone a little way to restoring my faith in some of the British public.

His worktop and plate are the same. In fact, his egg is almost the same, too. I hope that wasn't a cookbook at the top of the picture.

God what a spineless shameless twat.

No - I heard an advert on the radio before for Now TV / Sky Sports saying it was an exciting title race. Yeah, sure.

We go to agile working from 1st April, all signed and sealed. I'll probably go in the office 2 days a week.

Not for me mate. It's an epic - a story about a group of friends in a working class town, their lives, some going off to war, others staying behind and getting on with their lives; then the war itself, escaping capture, living in Vietnam; then the return to USA - I mean, there's a lot to pack in! Not sure it could be done over 90 minutes. It's a long film - it needs that time to develop a story, for characters to grow (or not), and for years to pass. I'm not sure the Deer Hunter could be done in 90 minutes. I'd say that the wedding scene is too long - but then what is too long? I had a morning to myself, knew how long the film was and settled in knowing largely what to expect. But, generally, yes, a lot of films are too long when most could be boxed off in 90 minutes. I think it might be a modern thing where studios think the longer a film is the more serious it is.

I know it's only Twitter so it's barely worth bog roll, but those comments they've padded out the article with all telling Gini to fuck off - have they not been watching us this season? He's basically the last man standing in midfield.