killamch89

Football: Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund Basketball: LA Lakers

The Premier League has been a real rollercoaster this season. I think it's due to a lack of a pre-season as well as a lack of rest for bigger teams in European competitions last year as well as the packed schedule they have that we're seeing them underperform. Just last Saturday, we saw Man City lose to Leeds at home despite Leeds having 10 men.

No, they can't because they aren't matching their performances of last season and with Lewandoski out with a knee injury as well as Serge Gnarbry out due to Covid, they're starting to really slip up.

My prediction is that the final will be between Real Madrid and PSG.

It's a region thing - If I'm not mistake, Futbol is the spanish word for Football.

After switching presidents, it seems that Messi is staying at Barcelona at least for another year. On another note, their former president is being charged for corruption by the Spanish police for his role in some Barca scandal.

You also have to assess the style of play that each side utilizes and who good their players are. You have to factor in how each team's style of play affects the other and whether it gives them an advantage or not.

I'm up for playing new sports especially if it's really physical or requires lots of concentration.

While he was a brilliant player and a passionate fan, the footballing world will cope just fine. We all miss Maradona and his antics but life must go on.

No, they can't. As a matter of fact, they couldn't even beat Porto and Porto were the better team for much of that round.

Actually, the best coach in the Premier League this season has been Pep Guardiola as his team has conceded the fewest goals as well as scored those most of any team in the Premiership.

Nope - they lost 2-1 in extra time when they scored the first goal.

Here's an update video on Van DIjk's condition:

Arsenal are currently in 9th position and struggling to make any sort of headway in the Premier League this season with major injuries to Thomas Partey and Kieran Tierney and also a loss of form in their top scorer Aubameyang.

Does anyone remember this game? It was based on the movie of the same name but it was a pretty loose adaptation. It had awesome first-person animations for melee combat as well using weapons or doing other stuff and came out on the original Xbox.

This does look like a pretty decent release - I like the art style but it hasn't really shown anything unique compared to the competition.

I'd disagree with EA getting their act together part. If anything, we still haven't gotten one excellent Star Wars game from EA yet. Squadrons was pretty decent as was the fallen order but the rest have been absolutely horrid.

Mario Sunshine is an awesome game and the water pack on his back will really come in useful in a lot of in-game situations. I don't really remember playing Super Mario Galaxy either - I think I'm going to have to look it up.

But that holds true for almost any free to play titles - I know people who are addicted to Rocket League but in these cases, it demonstrates more of a lack of self-control than the game causing it. Games are designed to keep you engaged, you must demonstrate some kind of self-discipline to stop yourself and that's the issue most people have.

But then they decided not to offer any support to it and let it go to complete waste. That's probably how it would've ende - oh wait...

You're right - most companies can't be bothered to support older platforms because they're always trying to bring in new customers so the couldn't care less about appeasing to fans who are already loyal.

I'd have to disagree on the character designs - they cell shaded so they won't look quite as realistic as other games that are going for realism. I do agree that the characters do look generic.

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