Which song of his is the plagiarised version?

Ferry Corsten's was a mix of William Orbit.

Barber wrote 'adagio for strings' in the 1930s
Orbit did a brilliant album called 'Pieces in a modern style' which contained his take on AFS and did the above linked version.
Ferry Corsten did a remix of that.

I don't understand your question

Edit: Do you mean which Tiesto track? At least he called it Binary Finary...

Oh surprise, he did nick Cafe Del Mar too





Has this bloke actually written anything himself?
He's just a compilation album with legs

Good to see z**st**n fantasy favourite Duncan Watmore getting an airing in this documentary.

This is just the YouTuber miscrediting the song. Not sure you can blame Tiesto for that.

I've also been convinced to watch Sunderland Til I Die, starting tonight!

I thought everyone ITT watched it at the time

ffs he got the ball

I’m about 2.5 episodes in. It is actually pretty tragic. So many players on such good money that they’ll never get a move, so they are burdened by them until their contracts run out.

The CEO can’t be a complete muppet, he is now running the IPL. As I say this, he’s clearly going to be absolutely terrible, isn’t he?

Lol red cards...

Time is a flat circle. Maybe they can improve and only concede 7 or something today.

I’m behind the curve, as usual.

Binged all of series one. I forgot how bad they were that season, felt a bit sorry for them really.

Looks like the value is going to be in the new owners in series two.

I should’ve learned by now. Never captain a player in a Friday night game. Screws the weekend enjoyment.

Brave one considering every man and his dog will have capped Kane. Except MF who’s gone maverick and stuck in on Son

Can't be bothered to multiquote, but a quick thumbsup to Pete re Tiesto.

interesting hearing the discussion about ceballos profiling well but not being very good

that's exactly how i see it too, his underlying data is really good, among the best on his team and yet i gotta trust those numbers are deceptive because his coach rarely plays him

I would firstly say Ceballos never imposes himself on a game. In two years I dont think there has been a match he was our best player, or even our best midfielder (actually he was our first game 2 yes agov Burnley). Statistically he is good at passing and interceptions/tackling, but he doesn't want to be the midfielder with most of the responsibility of either role.

There are broadly two types of good players in the league. Those like Zaha, Lingard etc who are better with a worse team around them. They like having more volume of touches/responsibility. Then there are players who are better with better players around them.

I dont know which Ceballos is? If he returned and played for Madrid (won't happen), would he be better? Or would he be better at a team like Betis? I have no idea.

i loved the setup where everyone is talking about how favored they are to win the exhibition match at the beginning and how they have a new goalie who's going to shore up the defense and then they just get blown out and the goalie is terrible

I guess Ceballos’ strength is his technical ability? His touch is quite decent and has the capability of pulling off some pretty good first time flicks and passes (think Cesc, but like 10% as good). He is good at keeping the ball, but tries to do it at the wrong times and for too long. He works hard and can win the ball sometimes (like Busquets but 10% as good). He is very very slow.

I think he’s very much a luxury player who needs someone behind him defending and someone ahead of him advancing. I can actually see how he was a bench player on some of those CL Madrid teams. Call me crazy, but maybe he fits in better as a deep squad player on a really good team than more of a focal point at a much smaller club.

I think his ability is good but his legs and brain are just slower than you need to be elite. He's often half a step slow or his first instinct is just wrong.

I know it's hyperbole, but 10% as good as biscuits is a Sunday league player. Ceballos is probably like 95% as good, which makes him a fringe CL player. The differences at the top are so, so small.

Torreirra is similar. Not a bad player, but the elite teams have guys with fewer weaknesses.

I'd rather have Guendouzi and AMN long term as the options beside Partey. But, both seem to have burned bridges.

I don’t think that people really understand the tribal nature of English football. My two nieces have been brought up to support Port Vale, the poor cows.

Commentator praising Pep for winning a title in 9 out of the last 12 years, as if he's been managing Norwich this whole time

Fernandinho is an animal

Yeah that's the feeling I am getting watching season one. The club had clearly botched its recruitment over the last few years and are now left with a lot of players on big money that couldn't get a gig elsewhere for that kind of salary. I'm not sure any manager that they could afford would have been able to arrest their decline. The only player they had that looked half decent was Lewis Grabban.