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I was under the possibly mistaken impression before the weekend that he had been injured.

Injuries and rotation mean our defences is always jumbled up. Players often then have to earn their places back. Agger has been away from the action for a while whereas Skrtel has been uninjured and other players slotting in around him have been changing. We just turned down Napoli's request to loan him and I suspect he will be back in the squad full time sooner rather than later.

Yes. AFAIK only get signed out while connecting two identical platforms (i.e. 2 ps3 .

Races on BBC next year: 30 March: Malaysia 11 May: Spain 8 June: Canada 6 July: Britain 24 August: Belgium 7 September: Italy 5 October: Japan 12 October: Russia 23 November: Abu Dhabi

Still reliant on a lot of teams dropping points like flies though. Consistency is what you need but you are having to sit and wait to see what happens.

After doing some research I believe this is less to do with interest only being in Yoko Kanno's works and more the general publishing around anime music. For the most part full band scores tend to be for general compilations with fairly few exceptions (which tend to be theme song collections), with most anime music scores dealing with piano which makes sense for various reasons, but also the same amount of it not making sense (time and effort in arranging it). The compilations that do exist are more or less identical, almost every book has the same 30-50% of it's contents consisting of the same songs. Piano arrangements are more varied and can exist for seemingly minor shows, something that also happens with commercial music score printing in Japan - a comparatively minor artist can easily get piano arrangements but not a straight replication of the actual material. As far as the original Macross goes, Ai wo omoimasen ka is frequently found in compilations, but isn't close to the most suitable choice to arrange in a band score (the other songs are much more band orientated). I can only put it down to a combination of the age of the material and the lack of commercial music on the soundtrack. I can understand that this stuff typically has a low level of interest anyway (newer stuff is easier to market), but sometimes the stuff missing seems a lot more marketable than the stuff that is actually printed. Although thanks to this I've discovered a proper band score exists for Lupin, and not just the first Jazz album, the trouble is finding a copy for sale. Never mind, it's a tribute album score

The ps3 also allows this fact fans

1) It will carry on doing it for single player games. For dvd I'm not too sure and never worked out if it did or not. 2) As Napolean and Moz have said. Most ps3 games are 720p, so you'll see it doing that quite often if you have the console set to 1080p. 3)You need at least one of the movie packs, you can delete the 3d movies only if you have downloaded the 2d movies. You also need the multiplayer portion as you load the game from the MP menu (which is bonkers, but there you go). It's not the most sensibly packaged game it must be said.

Great gesture by Suarez to hand the armband over to Agger (who is apparently Vice Captain?) when he came on. I didn't pick up on that during the game so well highlighted by MOTD.

It was only for 48 hours and the offer has now been replaced.

TuneCore explains music-based YouTube claims

Well, it is Killzone

*comment about second halves*

Barton collects another red card (via two yellows).