tronic44

Very sad news, absute legend! RIP! He was one of the reason I first got into acting, went to the same school but obviously at different times. Remember watching loads of his performances that had been recorded, truly a very special person.

Yeeeeeeah boi!

Real Madrid, speaking about Morata "The player has decided to leave in search of more minutes and the club has agreed it" Arsenal?

This man gets it! I'll be home around 5ish if you're gona be on?

As soon as i posted that i thought, hmm hope that doesn't give anyone any ideas. I bet you there's an MPtard forum where they post all their lunatic ideas then just pick random ones......shouldn't say tard actually, very offensive to mentally disabled people if i compare them to MP's. Apologies.

It's like they've run out of things to moan about! Next they'll change the shape of a rugby ball because it's too pointy

Limit heading in youth football? Young footballers should be limited in how often they can head the ball, says a report by a group of politicians. Calling for a parliamentary inquiry into the issue of concussion in sport, the report says there must also be a debate as to whether restrictions are placed on full contact in youth rugby. The report, titled Concussion Can Kill, suggests a five-step charter. And it says costly legal cases in the United States mean concussion cannot be ignored by UK sporting bodies. Concern about the effects of concussion has grown in recent years, andDr Barry O'Driscoll resigned from the International Rugby Board medical committee in 2013 in protest at its concussion protocols. The report states there needs to be "a debate about limiting exposure to head injuries for those participating in sport, particularly young people" and suggests "a graduated introduction of 'headers' in youth football". It also asks: "Is it appropriate for young children to regularly train and compete in full contact rugby?" As well as calling for a parliamentary inquiry, it proposes: A single set of concussion protocols covering all sports. Independent peer-reviewed research into concussion and British sport. A clear message that concussion can kill. Better co-ordination between sports, schools, colleges and doctors. The Football Association's lack of formal protocols to deal with concussion is highlighted, while there is a recommendation for more research into the links between concussion and the disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Former England forward Jeff Astle died in 2002 from brain traumacaused by heading heavy leather balls and his widow, Laraine, has urged the FA to take more responsibility on the issue. The governing body promised at the time of Astle's death it would undertake a 10-year joint study alongside the Professional Footballers' Association to investigate the link, but no study was published. It said in a statement the safety of all footballers is of "the upmost importance" and added it intended to publish new guidance before the 2014-15 season. The FA statement continued: "Unfortunately, the previous study that the FA and PFA instigated, which followed the effects of heading the ball over a 10-year period, never reached its conclusion as the selected young players all failed to make the standard as professional players and fell out of the game." http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/27761382 Right so they're looking into having B teams so our youths get better at the game but at the same time we're going to limit the amount they can head the ball. Sense? I don't fucking think so! "Head the ball once more and you're off son" - if i ever hear those words i'm quitting life!

I forgot how much i like melons

I'll pre order it, i still enjoy cod but i think it's because i only get to game about once a week (if lucky) If i can run around like a lunatic with an smg, i'm allllllll good

PS4 Helps Sony Overtake Flagging Rival Nintendo Due to the launch of PlayStation 4 and the flagging sales of the Wii U, Sony overtakes Nintendo for the first time in eight years. Sony has sold more consoles than its flagging Japanese rival Nintendo for the first time in eight years. Due to the launch of Sony’s PlayStation 4, the company sold a total of 18.7 million video game consoles in the financial year ending in March. Meanwhile, Nintendo's sales fell by 31%, shifting 16.3 million units. The old rivals have had contrasting fortunes in recent months. Demand for Nintendo's latest console - the Wii U - has lagged behind the original Wii, the most popular console of the last generation. And in May the company confirmed an annual loss of $229m (£135m) - blaming weak sales of the Wii U and its handheld 3DS device. Meanwhile, PlayStation 4 has emerged victorious in the console war with Microsoft's Xbox One. Sales figures released in April showed it had sold at least two million more consoles than the US firm. Nintendo, best-known for its Super Mario and Pokemon games, has promised to return to profit in its current year thanks to new game releases. It has also cut the Wii U's retail cost in an attempt to boost sales. On Friday the company announced the closure of its European headquarters in Germany, with the loss of 130 jobs. All three console firms will announce new titles this week to coincide with the E3 video games conference in Los Angeles. http://news.sky.com/story/1278439/ps4-helps-sony-overtake-flagging-rival-nintendo Good shit!

Glad you enjoyed it dude, i think the Cruise man will put a lot of people off seeing it but you're right, i'd say it's a must-see. Still think his best role was the dude in Tropic Thunder

Moving this comment to the WC section no not water closet

...... i brought an apple to work today, more than happy to have an orange instead. I can feel the love already

Hang on a second....

You won't want any of them then, they've all been "blessed"

Hand picking them wasn't good enough for you eh? You just get peel

When Adrian Chiles starts talking

with last week being a bit tense for some, i thought i'd be kind and get free oranges for everyone. Feel free to help yourself but no fighting, there's more than enough to go around.

Looks like Shaw wanted to go to UTD a while ago Luke Shaw told Southampton he wanted Man Utd move last monthBy Ben SmithBBC Sport England full-back Luke Shaw told Southampton on the final day of the Premier League season that he wanted to join Manchester United. The 18-year-old defender spoke to the Saints hierarchy at an event held at a hotel following the 1-1 home draw with United on 11 May. By that time, United had already made a £27m offer for the left-back. Southampton will not consider allowing any more of their players to leave until a new manager is appointed. England striker Rickie Lambert has already been sold to Liverpool,while club captain Adam Lallana has been the subject of multiple bidsfrom the Anfield club. Saints hope to appoint a successor to manager Mauricio Pochettino, who joined Tottenham in late May, within the next 10 days, with former Dutch international Ronald Koeman a leading candidate for the post. Shaw, though, has made his intentions clear. The youngster had been asked to clarify his future quickly, with England manager Roy Hodgson making it clear he wanted squad members to sort out proposed transfers before the World Cup begins on 12 June. Southampton, however, will only sell if the circumstances are right. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27758163

http://www.polygon.com/2014/6/5/5782986/loadout-ps4-console-exclusive

Looking forward to this!

Feel the game? EA Sports, it's in the aids!

Can't wait for this! Gona bash the shite outa you Stretch!

Really up for that! I remember they had a burger shack there, you could get crocodile, kangaroo, zebra, proper random meat! Was lovely!

Dang, i went to one about 4-5 years ago. Was probably around about this time and it was in Bristol. So nice to walk around and imagine you had the money for any of the cars