Don't take offence

comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 minute ago
What it means is, a lot of Man U fans streamed the game on their laptops and had a JA606 window ready to type on.

(Note I didn’t say illegally streamed)
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Interestingly I’d say the other way around. The games I steam I don’t tend to comment on ja, but the ones that are on the TV I usually comment on match threads.

Good question OP.

When big clubs are in turmoil they tend to have very lively threads. We know from experience.

Calm threads are for currently successful teams. If United ever stop being crap and come good again, you'll understand how it works.

comment by Edinspur (U1109)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 minute ago
What it means is, a lot of Man U fans streamed the game on their laptops and had a JA606 window ready to type on.

(Note I didn’t say illegally streamed)
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Interestingly I’d say the other way around. The games I steam I don’t tend to comment on ja, but the ones that are on the TV I usually comment on match threads.
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Man Utd have a younger fan base of twenty somethings.

Some interesting answers, I certainly think KO time has a bearing, plus I think we ban less.

Naby, no not proud of our numbers, especially as I often don't contribute.
It was that if you had asked me in advance yesterday who would have most I'd have guessed you. Wrong again.

comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 11 hours, 47 minutes ago
Stop drinking and go to bed.

Hope that helps.
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I'm too focused on the match to bother commenting.

I tend to stay away from match threads as I don't find the constant whining enjoyable or the scapegoating of players who are blamed simply because of who they are, rather than what actually happened. I'm sure many others are the same.

comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 25 minutes ago
Some interesting answers, I certainly think KO time has a bearing, plus I think we ban less.

Naby, no not proud of our numbers, especially as I often don't contribute.
It was that if you had asked me in advance yesterday who would have most I'd have guessed you. Wrong again.
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Well I can only speak personally but at 12:30pm I was half watching the football and half entertaining the kids so little opportunity for live threads. At 8pm the kids were in bed (well, almost) and I could sit down with a drink.

I doubt I’m alone in that so it’s the most probable explanation. Although some of our more regular posters don’t actually use the live match threads all that much so general ja606 use doesn’t always translate into match thread contributions.

... and United probably do have twice as many fans than Liverpool have out there in the real World.

Actually United have far more supporters/fans than Liverpool - and have done since the dreadful events of 1958.

Manchester United Football Club are among the top three sports clubs on the globe.

Liverpool just happened to have done okay for the second best team in Lancashire, but they still have a lot less supporters/fans