Tom Nijam

@AFL Chaz Lenka

Baz brought his own footy 🧲 #AFLCatsPies

@AFLcomau Agreed, @Jake_Kola’s goal was elite, but he’s understandably rested this week due to the resulting impact on his body from said kick.

Josh Carr says a star Geelong forward looms large in his planning for their Anzac Day clash at Adelaide Oval. afl.com.au/news/1503642

@Krak Can confirm above scenario.

"babe we can't afford the—" *checks Krak Concierge* "pack your bags" 🏝️ 💼 🛫

@1116sen @SENSportsday How @JedBews24 hasn’t been picked up by someone is beyond me. Can’t buy a game at the cats, yet each time he plays is incredibly solid.

Ken Hinkley details the importance of recruiting 'Best Buy' players to a help a team achieve success. @SENSportsday | #Cobram | #AFL

@premierleague ANGE BALL !

Chelsea have parted ways with head coach Liam Rosenior

@superfooty “Hanging by a thread.” Give us a spell mate.

Months on from a grand final, Tyson Stengle’s career is clouded. How did it get here? Josh Barnes unpacks it all. READ 👉 bit.ly/4cmErVS

@thedeesfan The market wants analysis like @onepercentas each week tbh, not this pseudo-news

On The Couch really sucks now. Used to be great, but just lacks any form of insight. Plus, leading with how 'fragile' the Hollands situation is and then speculating on it for the next 12 minutes is such transparent rubbish.

@MWL152 We’re due a big recruit, it’s been a while. Danger > Jez > discovery of Stewy > Baz > …

@superfooty The glazing on Daicos is wild

Jeremy Cameron JUST edges out Nick Daicos for Player of the Round. 🔥

Thank you @ManCity

@AFL And that is why he’s still the best player in the league.

JEZZA HAS TEN GOALS! 🤯 #AFLCatsDogs

@Dubs_LFC Wirtz rules. Pure silk.

Sorry I’m not having any of the Wirtz hate. The guy is a fucking baller, in the right system, if utilised correctly can be one of the best players in the world. If you understand football, you understand the ability this kid has and the potential he has. Just needs a manager to use him correctly👍 Look what happens when he plays for Germany🤷🏻‍♂️

@jakebrodes Scene in the back of the taxi. Chef’s kiss.

Rewatching ozark. Pelphrey every year approaches stephen root levels of goat “hey it’s that guy” character actors. I hope he gets more stuff. Task was incredible.

@Pivotonian1838 He rolls forward when he can’t get a touch to get himself into the game. He’s the type of player where, if given the choice, it’s better to have it in his hands anywhere on the ground.

I’m not sure if Geelong recruited Jeromy Cameron on $900K to be playing on a wing ! Coleman medalist plays DEEP FORWARD !

@signulll @jxnlco Telling ppl you have an openclaw is right up there.

i’m curious what are your top 5 use cases for openclaw that you cannot live without?

What a game. For Geelong’s usuals to be quiet like Cameron and no Danger, then out of form players like O Henry, Neale to do better and overall stay within a point is a great sign for a team eternally in a “transition” period personnel-wise. Some nice quality from Bowes and Lawson. Newcombe, what a gun.

OMG!! What a game!! Incredible!! That is as good as footy gets. Congrats Hawks, probably deserved it on balance of play, but Cats made the most of every opportunity. What a rivalry, best of the 21st century by a mile, thank you both @HawthornFC and @GeelongCats! #aflhawkscats

When they taped the bird’s head back on and gave it to the blind kid

Can I withdraw my money? Banks:

@LfcNuel A trophy 🏆

🚨 Rafa Benítez gave us Prime Steven Gerrard for £0🤯 🚨 Brendan Rodgers gave us Prime Luis Suárez with £22.8m 🇺🇾 🚨 Jürgen Klopp gave us The Rise of Trent Alexander-Arnold for £0 🎯 🚨 Arne Slot gave us.…𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

@itsedsilha @GamewithDave Descent. Let’s go. Lunchtimes were never the same.

Descent II, and honestly nothing else even comes close. Most games back then still kept you on a flat plane. This thing threw you into full six degrees of freedom, flying through tight tunnels where enemies could come from literally any direction. It was disorienting at first, then it clicked and suddenly every other shooter felt limited. The objective was simple, get in, blow the reactor, get out before it all collapses, but the way it played felt chaotic in the best way. Homing missiles, upgraded lasers, proximity bombs, all while trying to keep track of which way was even up. It was one of those games that didn’t just entertain you, it rewired how you thought about movement in games. Even now, most shooters still don’t dare go that far.

For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why?