Because Downing is better?

I just liked the freedom of them. Hearkened back to a bygone era. It just contrasts to the wwe where everyone reads lines written by someone else Allins was a bit too long alright.

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I finished Uncharted 4. I would give it a solid 7.5 possibly 8. It looks beautiful on PS4 Pro and the storyline is a pretty good ending to the series. The gameplay let's it down a bit. I like the shooting and jumping, I mean it is an uncharted game. The thing that annoyed me was not knowing where to go or what to do at times. Like why can I jump on one ledge that's 8 feet high, but not one that's 4 foot high beside it? Or why does a 12 foot drop kill me in one area, but I land on my feet in another section. The amount of times I jumped off a ledge and died ? I think Breath of the wild has had an effect on my perception of games now. I don't think it's the best game ever, but the freedom to go where you want is second to none. Started Persona 5. Absolutely love it so far. Get that into my veins. Only about 3 hours in. The Final fantasy 7 remake looks great. I hear its on 2 discs. Disc 1 is Midgar and then disc 2 is when you get to the world map. One concern I have is the video at E3 showed the first boss fight and it looked very drawn out and samey. Maybe it's more fun to play. I'm definitely in anyway, might even pre-order, which I have never done before.

AEW have a new show on youtube building up to their next PPV. Episode 2 had promos from Joey Janela and Darby Allin. Both were better than anything wwe has done in years. I recommend a watch. Just guys getting their personality and characters accross in their own words. Revolutionary

Would it not be worth actually seeing who the player is first? Plenty of good players have played for Boro and West Brom. Automatically being annoyed because they played for them is a bit odd

Danny Graham had finished top scorer in the championship and played in the premier league before we signed him. He had a few bad years, but had pedigree. From what I have seen of Washington he is a headless chicken. Looks direct and hard working, but I think we can do better.

I'm thinking they called an audible, but Goldberg didn't want to go with it. Maybe I am wrong, but if they didn't call one, which is possible, it's just crazy stuff. I think this story will run

I haven't read or heard anything concrete, but it looked to me like Goldberg stubbornly tried to continue when he shouldn't have. Goldberg should have went over for sure though. That match definitely tainted his legacy a bit. I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to go once ore to end on a high note. The matches need to be short and sweet. Like I mean expecting 2 guys in their 50s to go and pull off those moves, in that heat, was always a risk. The undertaker doesn't look in great shape and what weight is Goldberg, 120kg? At least. That is very heavy for a guy in his prime to be lifting, let alone an extremely part time guy in his mid 50s. But it's such good shit!!!!

Ya, I watched the "highlights" on twitter. Christ, give it up lads.

Twitter. Perhaps I need to extend my research on Cardiff. The message board would definetly be more reliable.

The papers are holding off on that until the Love Island final

For sure. Their fans ain't happy he was released.

Going to go full Irish here, but what do ye think of Seamus? He has had some career, but it's safe to say he is a firm company man now. Just needs the intercontinental title for the grand slam. He is a good pro, but someone in wwe took a big liking to him. Balor is a bit pathetic now I think. Handsome guy who smiles is his role. He's a great performer, but I don't see him ever getting the universal title back. Ever. They should have had him go over Lesner as the demon. I mean, it is a show and he is over as fuck. They had him turn demon for the first time in ages for a, I think, lower PPV or possibly even Raw or Smackdown match against Corbin. I mean seriously.

I loved Samoa Joe in TNA. Cristian cage too, he played a great chicken shit heel. My lack of wwe watching before that meant I wasn't 100% sure it was Cristian from Edge and Cristian. I did lose interest in wrestling for around a decade, but I'm catching up! Another honourable mention is Jeff Hardy

Great list. I could have put any of those 3 in my list. Rick Rude like seriously, what a heel. The trousers with his own face on them alone are enough to be on the list ? Hall was great and probably under rated. Crazy he never won a world title, but I suppose he was probably his own worst enemy in that regard. Still, he should have won it once. Jake the snake should have won the world title from hogan, but in that era it was difficult for heels to win the belt. It was hard enough for faces with hogan around. When fans didn't fully understand the workings, a heel like Roberts could have outraged people. The attitude era would have been perfect for him.

Hey, harsh on Kuqi!

A real misfits gallery there

More like Anthony STALKS eh, he...eh https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/former-ireland-star-anthony-stokes-16283367 I'll get my coat

Sharpe said no launch til July

How much would a team get for renting their ground for a season I wonder?

It's so funny to see this written about a man u player ?

Who are your top 3 wrestlers ever? If I was to pick the top 3 as in who I enjoyed watching the most, at any time, it would be the following. I didn't have sky to watch the attitude era too much, so I was big into WCW. After that then it was probably TNA during the early days. My WWE watching was mostly done in the 80s. I have caught up on a lot of ECW since it aired. Scott Steiner- Simply, just a bad ass. Looked tough, talked tough on the mic. Hit guys hard. Music was bad ass. I loved his run as US champ in WCW, along with his world title run. His older stuff before he became a "genetic freak", was probably even more impressive from a wrestling point of view. Some of him and Ricks matches would stand up nowadays. I saw a clip on Youtube of him giving an opponent a standing back flip bodyslam. He was dicked around in WWE and ended up being buried by HHH in his mass grave. Steiner was to blame a bit himself as he looked very rusty and out of shape, I still think he would have had to let HHH go over regardless, so he maybe this is why he didn't give it his best shot. He was good in TNA as well, if clearly past his prime in the ring. His promo there on his match with Angle and Samoa Joe is one of the best ever. WCW Jericho- The best cocky heel ever. He was hilarious and excellent in the ring. Great feuds with Dean Malenko and Psychosis. Terry Funk- I usually hate deathmatch stuff as I find it gross, but there is something about Funk that I always really liked. Just a rugged old scrapper who would keep getting up. Always danced to his own beat. Honorable mentions; Ric Flair, the GOAT. I think he transcends "lists". Whoooo!

Ya, it was crazy. Didn't it happen a week after the European deadline closed? He probably would have left looking for more money regardless alright. Terrible, terrible choice on his behalf. I bet he had English and European clubs interested at the time.

Ya, I thought there must be some reason why a lad with almost 50 caps for the Netherlands is playing for Toronto at age 31 Would he have been a top earner on that much?