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172traindriver

172traindriver

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Broke the rules, she should have been hammered harder...spoilt brat or anger management needed.

Rugby does have the right idea, sin bin and moving the ball 10 metres every AND any time there are 'words' coming from the offending team..
any one who 'simulates' should be given an automatic two game ban if reviewed after the game, no mercy.

It would be a brilliant experiment to try in football. I reckon it would be a success, teams would soon start changing their attitudes once things start to go against them and they lose a game due to having less players on the field at a particular time.
I wish the authorities would have the courage to try it out because I think a lot of fans would support the idea.
 

Bobby Mhor

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It would be a brilliant experiment to try in football. I reckon it would be a success, teams would soon start changing their attitudes once things start to go against them and they lose a game due to having less players on the field at a particular time.
I wish the authorities would have the courage to try it out because I think a lot of fans would support the idea.
Sadly money is now calling the tune with football, I like the VAR idea as it can be workable as it is in rugby, rugby fans expect it now but TV schedules are tight and advertising has to be met, I'm all for just getting rid of these old has beens who colour commentate or pontificate in the studio for what 45 mins before a game and after?
I never watch them and don't know many who do.
SKY now knows it overpaid for its EPL deal and with folk cable cutting (Sports channels are the first to go apparently), they have had a mass TV advertising campaign plus the EPL football channel at a reduced rate plus they now have a reduced total sports package..
BT Sports haven't hit the headlines with their football coverage, a poor imitation of Sky, IMHO.
Too much poor quality filler between, BT excel in their Moto GP coverage but still fall short of the Eurosport commentators doing British Motorsport, Eurosport is my go to sports channel esp for cycling which I'd watch two Bobs racing up a hill LOL
Virgin Media is another which is putting its head in the sand and making its non sports subscribers pay for their share of an overpriced football deal.
Like the ITV football deal, it could all go **** up again but Sky and BT need the football esp Sky or they are nothing.....BT would get away with what they have without it.



says Bob who pays a few quid to watch baseball on tap:laugh:
 

classic33

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Sadly money is now calling the tune with football, I like the VAR idea as it can be workable as it is in rugby, rugby fans expect it now but TV schedules are tight and advertising has to be met, I'm all for just getting rid of these old has beens who colour commentate or pontificate in the studio for what 45 mins before a game and after?
I never watch them and don't know many who do.
SKY now knows it overpaid for its EPL deal and with folk cable cutting (Sports channels are the first to go apparently), they have had a mass TV advertising campaign plus the EPL football channel at a reduced rate plus they now have a reduced total sports package..
BT Sports haven't hit the headlines with their football coverage, a poor imitation of Sky, IMHO.

Too much poor quality filler between, BT excel in their Moto GP coverage but still fall short of the Eurosport commentators doing British Motorsport, Eurosport is my go to sports channel esp for cycling which I'd watch two Bobs racing up a hill LOL
Virgin Media is another which is putting its head in the sand and making its non sports subscribers pay for their share of an overpriced football deal.
Like the ITV football deal, it could all go **** up again but Sky and BT need the football esp Sky or they are nothing.....BT would get away with what they have without it.



says Bob who pays a few quid to watch baseball on tap:laugh:
Just how bad is football on BT?
I've SKY Sports, most of which seems to be about the game, but its pathetic. How many times can you watch the same "kick" of the ball? Close up, slow motion, different angles.

Just glad I don't watch it.
 

Bobby Mhor

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Just how bad is football on BT?
I've SKY Sports, most of which seems to be about the game, but its pathetic. How many times can you watch the same "kick" of the ball? Close up, slow motion, different angles.

Just glad I don't watch it.
Presentation..
Poor copy of Sky's way of presenting...

Football is the same obviously but I find BT's attempts at presentation lukewarm...

and I think SKY is bad too...
except I think Jeff Stelling and yon Kammy are good, the rest in the prog are rotten...
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Presentation..
Poor copy of Sky's way of presenting...

Football is the same obviously but I find BT's attempts at presentation lukewarm...

and I think SKY is bad too...
except I think Jeff Stelling and yon Kammy are good, the rest in the prog are rotten...
Trying to find out the time something started and there were these replays of the same kick.

As far as I know the match was still being played at the time. Explains how they can make the program last over three hours though.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
You know you love it really;)
The deeper and colder the better.
Cycled to work in a still air temperature of -15°C.
 

Bobby Mhor

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The deeper and colder the better.
Cycled to work in a still air temperature of -15°C.
Happy Valley Winter pool
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172traindriver

172traindriver

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Just how bad is football on BT?
I've SKY Sports, most of which seems to be about the game, but its pathetic. How many times can you watch the same "kick" of the ball? Close up, slow motion, different angles.

Just glad I don't watch it.

So if you don't do the footie what sport do you watch then Mr C?
 
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