As a whole, I quite like the new set. I'm waiting on a Greninja and Kindra box to come down as I fell in love with those promos instantly.

As for actual chase card it'd have to be the Houdoom, they've been hitting it out of the part recently with their special art cards and this one is no exception imo.

I think this could be a contender for one of the most iconic live perfomances of all time period. I can't imagine how it must of felt to be there and watch it in the flesh, I'm so envious of all that did.

Freddie has such a stage presence, it feels like hes able to mould the crowd to his will. It's such an electric show, starts with a banger and then just keeps going.

I'm a bassline junky, and I like it funky

From one of the pioneers of grime, an iconic video for an iconic song. A song with a good meaning I might add!

Wassuuuuuup

I wasn't old enough to drink beer or really care about it but I remember the chokehold this ad had on boys in my school. I'm not sure which came first, this ad or the clip in Scary Movie but it's still funny to this day and I'll continue to loudly quote it till it stops.

I suspect we will see Spain and England in the final, it'll be a super scrappy game with a fair few fouls but a low scoreline. It'll go into extra time and Spain will score late when England lose focus.

If I prep any heartbreak now, it'll hurt less when it actually happens

My first memories involving the internet were all to do with MSN which everyone my age was obsessed with. I remember the cringey long names and nudging each other excessively. Also remember having to dial in to the modem and getting aggy when my parents needed to use the phone! It sounds like a pain in hindsight but it was a simpler time and one that I will always look back on fondly.

My love for the internet only grew when I discovered online pc gaming via LotR: Battle for Middle Earth 2. I played custom game modes like tower defence for HOURS on end, I miss that game so much and desperately want them to remaster it!!!

I've been blasting through the Red Rising saga recently, I'm on book number 4 'Iron Gold' atm.

I've been concerned that the next book in the saga is going to ruin it for me, but honestly so far every book has been an absolute banger.

Iron Gold seems to take a similar approach to 'Dune Messiah' (the second Dune book) where it slows down the action and focuses on politics a bit more. It usually means that it's a little slower to read but Iron Gold has introduced multiple perspectives by telling the story from the POV of multiple characters, some of which are in the middle of a war. I think it's a welcomed change, but it's still too early to tell.

Following a similar pattern to my entry RE artists, Portals by Sub Focus and Wilkinson is right up there for me. I think it's my number 1 D&B album, I tend to find D&B albums too much to listen to from start to finish as they can be rather samey...

Portals however, contains a nice mix of upbeat bass thumping tracks and melodic D&B. The big track of the album is Illuminate which has a catchy, memorable hook but my pick would be Air I Breathe, the melodic vocals and what I think is piano keys gives it an ethereal sound.

I've lost count the amount of times I've seen him live, in my opinion Sub Focus is one of the best and influential D&B artists around.

Going all the way back to 2009 'Rock it' was released and was the soundtrack to me learning to drive (far too reckless for my own good). I've seen him in Jersey, Creamfields and a few times at Printworks.

I would go as far to say that anyone who's been to a D&B gig will have heard his tracks at some point, a lot of DJ's play his tracks and mix into them as they have really versatile and catchy melodies.

He consistently puts out bangers that are played worldwide, a true modern pioneer of British D&B. I highly recommend watching his B2B Printworks set with Dimension, the best D&B set of all time, I will die regretting that I missed it.

I think after the magic of sunday it's only right England's very own Star Boy gets his praise.

Arsenal fans will be familiar with Saka's signature move, I saw it the second he cut inside. Watching it back, it really is a perfect whip, the way it threads its way through the Swiss defenders 👌.

I'm obviously biased, but no one can convince me he hasn't been England's best player for a while now.