The Worst of Friends: The Betrayal of Joe Mercer
Book
Before the Thai millions and Abu Dhabi billions, Manchester City was always a club that attracted...
Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head...: My Autobiography
Book
In an era before big money arrived, Ian Redford, the son of a Perthshire farmer, was stigmatised as...
Didier Drogba: From Tito to Drogba
Book
Didier Drogba. is best known for his career at Chelsea,whose supporters voted him the club's...
Diego Costa: The Beast
Book
TAKE A LOOK INTO THE RICH HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL AND THE GRAND OLD NAME OF CHELSEA FOOTBALL...
The Irish Soccer Split
Book
The Irish Football Association (IFA) was founded in Belfast in 1880. It was the governing body for...
New Star Soccer G-Story
Games and Book
App
***Please note this is an interactive Story Book which contains gameplay snippets from New Star...
Daniel Boyd (1066 KP) rated the PlayStation 4 version of Rocket League in Video Games
Mar 6, 2018
Let me stress that I am not an online gamer at all and 99% of my gaming time is spent offline in single player story based games. Yet, I fell in love with Rocket League after downloading it on a whim from the PSN store. No two games are the same and the game puts you through every emotion imaginable, all with some dumb race cars and an oversized football.
2015 was a year of disappointments, with both MGS V and Fallout 4 failing to meet expectations. Rocket League, a sequel to an unremarkable downloadable PS3 game, came out of nowhere and blew everything else out of the water to become what was probably my favourite game of that year.
All Star Quarterback 17
Games, Sports and Stickers
App
Live the life of an All Star Quarterback! Lead your team to glory in the ultimate football...