I think the pause is definitely useful. When it’s announced, you know the goal stands - a fraction quicker than the ref or screens.Can't be arsed to start another thread but what would you prefer? Delayed announcement of the goalscorer from Reynolds who waits for any VAR check or the Chelsea cheerleader who was screaming Chilwell's name yesterday as soon as the ball hit the net, only to have to correct himself? The pauses make me nervous as I know that means they are checking but it is also a clue as to what is happening.
Your hearing may be shit, but so was the PA.I see it has been mentioned a couple of times in the Fozzie thread, but to avoid derailing that one, I sit in the Upper West, front and central, and I found the PA hard to hear. I mentioned this to @e77 and he felt the same.
Have they turned it down since the end of last season, or have we all gone a bit deaf?
Yup, we're back middle in the North and when half time interviews are done I always struggle to follow what's being said. My hearing's pretty good.Not much better in the North
I have just moved from the north stand to WSU block H (terrific view by the way), but my first impression (after all the poxy stairs) was how inaudible the PA system was.WSU, block H.
I couldn't make out the interviews either.