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Just simple question what is the best sporting spectacle you have seen live, can’t be after it has happened, has to be as it happened at the time. On TV or in person Mine is the 2008 Wimbledon final. Was actually the first Wimbledon I ever watch properly and the Nadal Federer final for me is the best sporting event ever, so glad I saw it as it happened

So Valve's new MOBA shooter 6v6 game has leaked. Really not sure about this - CS2 is in a state with cheaters and TF2 is in a mess with hackers so releasing a new game that probably should've come out in 2018 may not be the best idea. Their last new IP Artifact which was supposed to dominated the card market for years, died within weeks and this was after a huge development process of time and highly experienced personnel. Really not sure why they aren't looking at Half Life 3, TF3, Portal and L4D3 especially with Source2. This could be another huge flop for a massive company

Staying up late at 9 years old to watch The Miracle of Istanbul… Outside of football, I remember watching GB beating the Americans in the 2004 4x100m final felt very special when it happened.

My step-dad still has a signed photo of Martin Johnson holding the trophy in the living room!

1999 champs final, Man Utd vs Bayern or England vs Australia 2003, when Wilko won it with that drop kick. Either of them for me, hard to pick one tbh. They’ll only get beaten if England ever win anything at footie.

Yes! The Holland 4-1 and Germany 5-1 destructions were incredible days for me too. I actually would add England 3-2 Argentina, which was a friendly but dictated who would be the higher seed at the World Cup and it was far from a friendly! I have both 5-1 Germany and 3-2 Argentina on DVD still as those games were that good.

These two live Along with this Block 134 at Wembley is really lucky for me😎 Also on TV England 4-1 v Holland in Euro 96 was absolutely incredible back then but this was the shit

Big Daddy v Giant Haystacks Butlins Minehead 1987

Apologies for the video quality but it was quite a while ago. St Etienne had a certain Mr Platini playing for them. This was my first "European Tour" and it was almost a bucket list destination. That was after hearing the "Green Roar" against Liverpool FC on a tinny tranny in the '70's. The green roar was quite muted as the game went on and the home support melted away as the fourth goal went in IIRC the away support for that match was about 400. The coach trip was 18 hours each way with two drivers hot shopping. Despite all the fan problems of the time, there wasn't a single arrest at any of our EUFA Cup away games.

Never seen so many pints thrown in the air 😂

Football? Oh go on then. There's so many, probably why we love the game so much. But this following 2 minute montage just reminded how much I was so behind the England team in 2021. That was a magical day. A time where everyone doesn't believe we can beat big teams. That Southgate can't do it. That Kane can't do it. What a day that was. I'm literally tearing up watching it all over again. And again. And again. This is what we live for. ❤️

Hmm, that is hard. Weirdly, one that sticks out is the Cricket World Cup final England vs New Zealand. Insane game. Scores level and tied at the very end, which is rare in itself but then the Super Over was effectively ending level too but England winning on countback for Wickets. So many random things happened. Bear in mind our captain Stokes is a broken injured man through it all, and to top it all off, England actually ended up as the winner. I accidentally punched my ceiling jumping up in celebration 🤣 From just under 5 minutes, it is absolute carnage.

Champions League semifinal Spurs vs Ajax second leg.

100% engagement. I am still in FG. Probably Phil Babb slide tackling the goalpost whilst playing against Chelsea. That or Liverpools miracle 4-0 against Barcelona that time back then. I love you, Tom ❤️

RIP Steve Albini