It's been hilarious watching Bayern implode over the last few months, agreeing to have their manager step down at the end of the season despite being making it deep into the UCL, missing out on long-term prospects such as Alonso and Nagelsmann, seemingly getting denied by everyone and their mother for the treatment of their last couple of managers.  Seriously now, just sign Mourinho. Give him a two-year contract and he'd clean up in Germany, especially with this squad, maybe just two or three signings (mainly on the wings). Also: it'd be funny 

PlayStation have named Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino as their two new CEOs, effective as of 1st June 2024.  Per gamesindustry.biz: And the official Sony press release: Both seem sensible picks to make the step up as leads in software (Hulst) and hardware (Nishino) respectively.  I guess only time will tell if they have any real bearing on the direction PlayStation has been heading, as I know myself and others haven't been too keen on their output and focus over the last few years, but having a CEO in place dedicated to the hardware aspect does force one to wonder – is PlayStation seriously considering diving back into the hardware well and dredging something up besides a home console? And could this also signal renewed intent in supporting a VR platform moving forwards? 

Thank fuck for Jhon Duran.  Crazy game really, there were enough missed chances for it to have been 8-4 or something. Even though we were pretty wasteful it feels like a good point in the end, one that could prove vital - means Spurs have to win tomorrow night or we're out of reach 

Crazy final 10 mins. It's stuff like that why we are out of the title race.

Not any Christmassy ones, but they did a 30th anniversary album last year. https://open.spotify.com/album/2e4jVgzbvwQDE5zTqUf5hv?si=63c3396b9e88456a