comment by Kleberson (U22462)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by RB&W (U21434)
posted 4 minutes ago
I dont get why games are being broadcast on BBC (free to view). Supporters have to pay to watch football either live at the ground or on subscription TV. Which is the point of it all.
People who won't pay to watch TV (either live or on a screen also moan because clubs wont pay top dollar transfer fees and wages. You couldn't make that up.
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BBC arent getting these games for free, and everyone pays a yearly subscription by force for the BBC. they should of been competing for it years ago tbh.
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their spending all off are licence money on trying too force womans football on us
I lose interest when it's spread around.
If you know when the bulk of games are on and you're interested then most people will be sure to keep an eye out on those.
If it's basically a game all afternoon both weekend days then it becomes a bit impossible to stay in touch.
There defintely is something nice about having a bunch of games on at the same time and then listening to sports report on the radio after, maybe it's more nostalgia and caring more when I was younger.
I guess the current format gives fans choice, I don't think I'm gonna be watching game after game each week but at least some can if they want to. The games defintely don't feel quite the same without fans though, I haven't really got into the season so far.
I prefer the spread. There's no reason why we shouldn't be able to pay to watch all of our domestic games. I wholly disagree that they should be free to air, because the clubs need to make £. However, only a few thousand people at a time can hold a season ticket for a club, so the rest shouldn't be penalised or excluded if we're otherwise willing to pay for football on TV.
Season ticket holders and club members should be able to watch games for free/ discounted prices. Think they have that in Scotland.
if you want a ST at United (pre and post covid) just ask for one. You well get it.
I'm old school. I like watching the goal shows like final score or soccer saturday. I lose interest in the games that have nothing really riding on them when they're spread out.
Tbh if you are a unattached person I'm sure it fills your time.
OAP or a Singleton would like it.
If you've any commitments it's completely OTT.
I remember world cup 1998 with 3 games a daybthat summer and i watched it all on whatever it was bbc or itv, but once it was over i was so sick of it i swore never again.
We have to see thst the 12 noon all this for Asia and 8pm suits USA markets.
It doesn't suit many here
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posted on 22/9/20
comment by Kleberson (U22462)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by RB&W (U21434)
posted 4 minutes ago
I dont get why games are being broadcast on BBC (free to view). Supporters have to pay to watch football either live at the ground or on subscription TV. Which is the point of it all.
People who won't pay to watch TV (either live or on a screen also moan because clubs wont pay top dollar transfer fees and wages. You couldn't make that up.
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BBC arent getting these games for free, and everyone pays a yearly subscription by force for the BBC. they should of been competing for it years ago tbh.
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their spending all off are licence money on trying too force womans football on us
posted on 22/9/20
Spread while no fans
posted on 22/9/20
I lose interest when it's spread around.
If you know when the bulk of games are on and you're interested then most people will be sure to keep an eye out on those.
If it's basically a game all afternoon both weekend days then it becomes a bit impossible to stay in touch.
posted on 22/9/20
There defintely is something nice about having a bunch of games on at the same time and then listening to sports report on the radio after, maybe it's more nostalgia and caring more when I was younger.
I guess the current format gives fans choice, I don't think I'm gonna be watching game after game each week but at least some can if they want to. The games defintely don't feel quite the same without fans though, I haven't really got into the season so far.
posted on 22/9/20
I prefer the spread. There's no reason why we shouldn't be able to pay to watch all of our domestic games. I wholly disagree that they should be free to air, because the clubs need to make £. However, only a few thousand people at a time can hold a season ticket for a club, so the rest shouldn't be penalised or excluded if we're otherwise willing to pay for football on TV.
posted on 22/9/20
Season ticket holders and club members should be able to watch games for free/ discounted prices. Think they have that in Scotland.
posted on 22/9/20
if you want a ST at United (pre and post covid) just ask for one. You well get it.
posted on 22/9/20
I think you mean an STD
posted on 22/9/20
ho, ho, ho
posted on 22/9/20
I'm old school. I like watching the goal shows like final score or soccer saturday. I lose interest in the games that have nothing really riding on them when they're spread out.
posted on 22/9/20
Tbh if you are a unattached person I'm sure it fills your time.
OAP or a Singleton would like it.
If you've any commitments it's completely OTT.
I remember world cup 1998 with 3 games a daybthat summer and i watched it all on whatever it was bbc or itv, but once it was over i was so sick of it i swore never again.
We have to see thst the 12 noon all this for Asia and 8pm suits USA markets.
It doesn't suit many here
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