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Complete waste of time to those outside the UK. BBC are hopeless.
It always has been and always will be a dire programme.This is why I pay for a Sky subscription fee on top of the rip-off TV licence.
You don't need a license fee to watch programs on i-player anyway.
This is why I pay for a Sky subscription fee on top of the rip-off TV licence.
It's not the coverage that I find annoying, it's the small talk and token drivel inbetween.Does anyone really want to hear Steve's generic, half-arsed comments on recent events at Watford or Morecambe? And is it really necessary to show a goal again from exactly the same angle, not 1 minute after seeing it the first time, only this time getting to hear the genius punditry of Steve in the background?It usually goes something like this (sort of):Manish: That was an excellent goal by <Player name> wasn't it Steve?*Starts to show goal again*Steve: Yes it was. I know <Player name> from my time at <Club name> and he'll be proud of that strike. He doesn't score many but he's got brilliant technique.*End of showing goal again*Manish: <Manager name> is doing a fantastic job there isn't he?Steve: Yes. <Manager name> hasn't been given much latitude to bring players in this summer but he's got his team playing football the right way. He's really doing a great job at <Club name>.Manish: ...It's idle nonsense. Getting rid of the emails and texts feature was a start now please just stick to showing the goals/action FFS! I really don't think that non-armchair supporters of FL clubs gain much from their 'analysis', and who else would be watching at 12 o'clock at night?
I think that manish bloke is just so out of his depth to be honest plus his guests are even worseHavent got a clue, should get someone from the bbc football to do it for example; Lee Dixon and Martin Keown or something, who actually know what they are on about
Quote from: roverstillidie91 on August 20, 2012, 10:19:23 amI think that manish bloke is just so out of his depth to be honest plus his guests are even worseHavent got a clue, should get someone from the bbc football to do it for example; Lee Dixon and Martin Keown or something, who actually know what they are on aboutI dont particuarly like the blokes' presenting style but as he has been a sports broadcaster for 15 years its a bit off to say he's out of his depth and hasn't got a clue.
Quote from: Alan_Rovers on August 19, 2012, 09:08:45 pmThis is why I pay for a Sky subscription fee on top of the rip-off TV licence. More fool you, I'll stick with Virgin media who are considerably cheaper across the board for similar packages.
Quote from: Alan_Rovers on August 19, 2012, 10:12:20 pmYou don't need a license fee to watch programs on i-player anyway. The law says it depends on whether or not it is live. When I moved into halls at University I didn't own a TV so I never paid for a liscence, after a few warnings I wrote to them explaining I do not own a TV and don't watch live programmes via the Internet. They turned up a week later with a warrant and my Laptop was seized and while they found no compelling evidence to prosecute me I was still forced to pay the TV liscence on the grounds that I owned the equipment to watch live programming. I wouldn't mind but the internet connection at the halls wouldn't stream live programming even if I tried.As for your earlier comment regarding how poor the FLS is I find it better than the Championship that was on ITV, mainly due to adverts, we might not get the coverage some of us expect but in fairness I bet there is 68 different set of fans that feel that way every week. What does Sky offer in terms of FL highlights that BBC doesnt?