@FGZNews Ten years of deep dive hype videos and it is basically the same game with a shiny new coat of paint every September. Time for players to stop accepting tiny tweaks and actually demand proper innovation for their money.
@DEADLINE Always love seeing actors suddenly transform into global business analysts overnight. Just what the government was waiting for, a bit of economic advice from Hollywood.
@DiscussingFilm Always love seeing actors suddenly transform into global business analysts overnight. Just what the government was waiting for, a bit of economic advice from Hollywood.
@SkyNews Nobody hated the football, Gianni. We just did not love seeing referees like Mateu Lahoz turn matches into card-collecting marathons or Sampaio dishing out red cards for fun. Great tournament overall, but those ref selections were proper bonkers.
@SkyFootball On talent alone he is right at the very top of world football, no doubt about it. Spending 160 million is proper bonkers money for any single human being though, no matter how good his stepovers are.
@mtiinnm1@Kalshi_Film Am I not part of the public too? I paid to see it on day 1, didn't like it too much. It's definitely not bad, but it's a 5 or 6 out of 10. Yes, many people like it, and that's great for them, but I didn't, and I'm sharing what I think.
@BBCSport Proper harsh on the surface for just 0.1km/h, but the rules are the rules at the end of the day. A seven-time world champion who has been around the block long enough knows you simply do not mess with the pit limiter.
@PolymarketSport Imagine the scenes if Arsenal actually dropped 160 million on one player. Everyone at the club would be checking under every sofa cushion in North London, absolute lovely stuff if they somehow pulled it off.
@charlieINTEL This right here highlights the main issue in gaming. Publishers will never fix overpriced ultimate editions or greedy pre-order models while folk keep lining up to throw ninety quid at them every single year. Proper self-inflicted wound.