Gary Lineker fears getting dementia

Visual Concepts, the studio behind the NBA 2K games as well as WWE 2K titles, has revealed it’s making an AAA “open world driving game”.Following an update to their Twitter bio that now promises “a new AAA game that will blow your mind” Visual Concepts is also directing people to their recruitment page.One of the many listings is for a producer at Visual Concepts’ Foothill Ranch studio, with the company “looking for a seasoned producer to join our development efforts on an unannounced, open world driving game with a major licence.“This AAA title is targeted at multiple platforms. Within this role, you will be joining our production team which is responsible for overseeing the product development team in delivering high quality features while also helping to manage the overall project scope, quality, and schedule,” reads the job description.Love games? BUILD games! Join the NBA 2K and WWE 2K teams and build titles that are loved by millions:  https://t.co/1JuN7iI2L8— Visual Concepts Entertainment (@VC_Novato) August 31, 2021The same studio is also looking for a senior technical artist, a senior build and automation engineer, a senior software engineer and a senior software engineer, multiplayer.

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Gary Lineker was unable to hide the elation, as his beloved Leicester City beat Manchester United to reach their first FA Cup semi final in a generation.A Kelechi Iheanacho brace, either side of a Youri Tielemans strike earned the Foxes 3-1 over a disappointing United.It’s the first time since 1982 that Leicester have managed to reach the final four and despite promising to be neutral, he let out a squeal of excitement.At the full-time whistle, when the commentators handed back to Lineker, Alan Shearer and Dion Dublin in the gantry, the Match of the Day host tried his best to remain calm.“As always on the BBC, we will endeavour to remain neutral, regardless of our personal allegiances,” he said.“It will be totally inappropriate to do

Naga Munchetty, 46, and her co-star Charlie Stayt, 58, are facing after the latter poked fun at Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick’s Union flag in the background of his interview on the programme.Naga could be seen giggling at Charlie’s mocking comments about the presence of the flag in the video link.The moment was met with outrage from some viewers, who accused the presenters of “undermining our country” by laughing at the flag and a picture of the Queen, which was also on display behind the Housing Secretary.Appearing to address the uproar surrounding the situation, Gary simply wrote in view of his 7.8million followers: “Might buy a flag.”Fans took to the comments section of the former footballer’s post to share their thoughts on his

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gary Lineker has confirmed he will get extra checks on his brain for signs of dementia. The 60-year-old made the surprise comment after research studies showed that former professional footballers are three and a half times more likely to die from a brain disorder than the general population, prompting Parliament to launch an inquiry into sport's link to dementia.

Gary Lineker says he will be undergoing extra checks for dementia this summer after being left fearful of the long-lasting effects of heading a football.Lineker, 60, revealed on talkSPORT that he and Match of the Day colleagues Alan Shearer and Ian Wright are all worried about the chances of developing the disease after years of scoring headers.Research has shown that ex-pros are 3.5 times more likely to die of dementia then the general population, which has led to calls for heading to be banned in the game.The brain disorder has already caused the deaths of four England 1966 World Cup heroes - Nobby Stiles, Jack Charlton, Martin Peters and Ray Wilson.Bobby Charlton was also diagnosed with dementia last year, while former Manchester United

Gary, 60, revealed: "I've thought about it a lot, and especially now with seeing so many footballers seemingly get dementia. "I mean, the statistics are quite worrying.

straight to your inboxManchester City had Gary Lineker purring about their performance against Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League.Pep Guardiola 's men played the second leg of their last 16 tie on Tuesday evening, leading 2-0 from the first leg. Both games were played at the Puskas Arena in Budapest due to travel restrictions as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.City built on their advantage with excellent first-half goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan.

straight to your inboxRio Ferdinand jokingly accused Gary Lineker of "showing off" during his latest post-match interview with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. Lineker was speaking to Guardiola from the BT Sport studio following City's victory over Borussia Monchengladbach in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Liverpool could still be considered the second best team in the Premier League.Ahead of the trip to Wolves, the Reds sit down in eighth after a miserable run of form, especially at home.However, in the last 48 months they have lifted the Champions League and Premier League with essentially the same side Jurgen Klopp still has at his disposal.Manchester United have enjoyed a decent rise this term, and now sit in that second spot, closely followed by Leicester.But Owen, unlike Wright it seems, thinks that that presents a false narrative between his former clubs."The table obviously says that [United are second best] so you've obviously got to lean with that," Owen told Premier League Productions."I still watch them and try to fathom out 'what

CHLOE Ferry has revealed she used to send Wayne Lineker flirty texts before she pretended to be engaged to her Celebs Go Dating co-star. Chloe, 25, said she used to send Gary Lineker's brother saucy messages because she "fancied him" before they met on the Channel 4 show.

He quit Good Morning Britain following backlash for his comments about Meghan Markle during her tell-all bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. And Piers Morgan, 55, has divided the celebrity world with some stars supporting the outspoken presenter while others have shared their criticism of his opinions.

Piers Morgan's, 55, dramatic exit from Good Morning Britain last night. The football pundit blasted the "toxic atmosphere" among viewers and commentators.

Gary Lineker, 60, has responded to backlash from critics over his supportive message, after Piers Morgan’s, 55, dramatic exit from Good Morning Britain last night.The football pundit blasted the “toxic atmosphere” among viewers and commentators.

PIERS Morgan's celebrity pals rally to support ex-Good Morning Britain as Sharon Osborne and Gary Linekar stand by him. The TV host, 55, quit the ITV breakfast show after bosses asked him to publicly apologise under the pressure of more than 40,000 Ofcom complaints.