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Personally, I think he's overrated. I said at the time that I wouldn't have taken him over the more experienced names mentioned (Mick McCarthy, Billy Davies) and stand by that. Think he would've only added to the madness here, tbh, and not in a good way.

Hater gonna hate.

Losing the will to watch Game of Thrones. What they've done with the source material is horrendous.

He was one of the PL's most successful tacklers last season. http://www.whoscored.com/Blog/jpeeb9kg6kwi6wxf05rmoa/Show

Lowe needs to play, if fit. Don't care if he's pants on the ball, he's one of the few players we've got who covers ground and wears the badge with pride.

Enjoying the new Tomb Raider, even if Lara's character arc was pretty much: 'OMG I killed a guy! This will scar me for life!' *two seconds later* 'SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FWIEND! *ratatatata*

Terribly sad news. He will be dearly missed on the forum and my thoughts go out to his loved ones during this time.

My thoughts and prayers go out to her friends and family.

Meh. Okay, I'll rephrase that: Pulp Fiction was the last GREAT movie he's made, whereas the others were passable at best, and he even almost ruined that by sticking his unwanted face in it.

Hoping to watch Django Unchained soon. Tarantino hasn't made a good movie since Pulp Fiction so let's see.

Gotta laugh at the ethical argument for industrialized slaughter.

^ Pretty much the perfect season. What a time to be alive.

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Flintoff looks very much an "arm puncher" to me.

Hatton should've had a warm-up fight before stepping right in with Senchenko.

Haven't asked Santa for any games this Christmas. Just nothing out at the moment that takes my fancy. Two games I am hyped for are 'The Last of Us' and 'Ken's Rage 2', both of which aren't out until next year. Besides, there's still a few old-skool games I need to go back and finish.

But not enough to stop him bitching out Etuhu.

Tugay, Ferguson, Arteta, Van Bronckhorst, De Boer... To name only a few. Rangers had some real class back then.

I think the show sullied Jaime's character somewhat with what he did in Episode 7 of Season 2. Most of Jaime's crimes were inflicted on him (pushing Bran to protect Cersei), (killing King Aerys because.... well read the books). What he did in Episode 7 never happened in the book and was completely gratuitous. He has a few more karma cookies to win back now. But in the books, yeah, he's one of my favourite POV characters.

GRRM has said he's always aimed for seven books, due to the significance of seven, but he wouldn't be surprised if he went over that. He needs to start cutting down on all the unnecessary fluff used in his recent installments. It shouldn't take over 6000 pages to wrap this thing up.

Season 1 was a pretty faithful adaptation to the first book. Season 2 has taken a lot of liberties. Some changes are forced and others are just baffling. But then Book 2 is a lot more complicated than the first and doesn't really have a central protagonist like Book 1 did with Ned. Book 3 is considered to be the very best, whereas Books 4 & 5 have been panned in some quarters as glorified filler.