potd

[empire]

Not sure on this one as can't remember seeing it,is this a fact that no games in the premiership are allowed potd?

 

[studio150]

Not sure on this one as can't remember seeing it,is this a fact that no games in the premiership are allowed potd?

I think outside of Celtic and Rangers you can probably just turn up on the day

 

[Change at Barnham]

You'll find that if you refer to the competition as the Premiership you'll receive a smug reply referring to the Scottish top league or the Rugby Union top league.
Brighton are playing in the Premier League.

 

[Kaiser_Soze]

****ing unnecessary and irritating smugness. We all know what we're referring to. A lot of us have at times moaned about the PL "brand" and how it's now become a brand rather than a football competition. Lets not get all c**ty about making sure we refer to it as the PL. Over the years, commentators have certainly referred to it as such, it's only recently that the PL have got all shirty about their brand and requested that broadcasters consistently refer to it as the PL.

But no, I believe PL rules forbid POTD but even so, we weren't allowed POTD under our licences/planning even in the Championship.

 

[Bozza]

we weren't allowed POTD under our licences/planning even in the Championship.

It's been possible to rock up at the Amex and buy a ticket on a match day, right up until kickoff, for a fair few seasons.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

****ing unnecessary and irritating smugness. We all know what we're referring to. A lot of us have at times moaned about the PL "brand" and how it's now become a brand rather than a football competition. Lets not get all c**ty about making sure we refer to it as the PL. Over the years, commentators have certainly referred to it as such, it's only recently that the PL have got all shirty about their brand and requested that broadcasters consistently refer to it as the PL.

But no, I believe PL rules forbid POTD but even so, we weren't allowed POTD under our licences/planning even in the Championship.

Yes we were.

Premier League.

 

[Kaiser_Soze]

It's been possible to rock up at the Amex and buy a ticket on a match day, right up until kickoff, for a fair few seasons.

Yes we were.

Premier League.

I stand corrected. The rest of my post stands.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

I stand corrected. The rest of my post stands.

But if I can't be a smug c*** online where else am I meant to be one?

 

[studio150]

****ing unnecessary and irritating smugness. We all know what we're referring to. A lot of us have at times moaned about the PL "brand" and how it's now become a brand rather than a football competition. Lets not get all c**ty about making sure we refer to it as the PL. Over the years, commentators have certainly referred to it as such, it's only recently that the PL have got all shirty about their brand and requested that broadcasters consistently refer to it as the PL.

But no, I believe PL rules forbid POTD but even so, we weren't allowed POTD under our licences/planning even in the Championship.

Commentators would have called it the Premiership when it was the Premiership, and now correctly refer to the Premier League because it's the Premier League.

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

Commentators would have called it the Premiership when it was the Premiership, and now correctly refer to the Premier League because it's the Premier League.

Pundits and commentators alike occasionally "slip up" and call it the Premiership.

I still call Starburst Opal fruits.

 

[Kaiser_Soze]

Commentators would have called it the Premiership when it was the Premiership, and now correctly refer to the Premier League because it's the Premier League.

It's always been the Premier League.........

 

[Colonel Angus]

You'll find that if you refer to the competition as the Premiership you'll receive a smug reply referring to the Scottish top league or the Rugby Union top league.
Brighton are playing in the Premier League.

Shirley that was the smug reply of which ye speak.

 

[studio150]

It's always been the Premier League.........View attachment 87334

193/94 to 2006/7 FA Carling Premiership and FA Barclay Premiership

 

[Bigtomfu]

Also maybe the OP was referring to games being POG rather than POTD.

We're not allowed POG but we can do POTD.

Love a bit of POG but now it doesn't come with any uber fan points it's not as fun.

 

[GT49er]

Also maybe the OP was referring to games being POG rather than POTD.

We're not allowed POG but we can do POTD.

Love a bit of POG but now it doesn't come with any uber fan points it's not as fun.

Bozza's post (no.5) seems to suggest it is PotG - or at least pay on the day at the club shop or ticket office, which is all but the same thing.

Wasn't not selling tickets on match a condition of us getting permish for the Amex anyway?

 

[Bigtomfu]

Bozza's post (no.5) seems to suggest it is PotG - or at least pay on the day at the club shop or ticket office, which is all but the same thing.

Wasn't not selling tickets on match a condition of us getting permish for the Amex anyway?

I was being my usual pedantic self. Yes we can POTD but not with cash at a turnstile.

Originally it was one of the conditions of planning, guess the locals didn't want hoards of people turning up without tickets and having nowhere to go.

Glad common sense came in to it in the end.

 

[trueblue]

Commentators would have called it the Premiership when it was the Premiership, and now correctly refer to the Premier League because it's the Premier League.

And have done for the last TEN years.

 

[darkwolf666]

You'll find that if you refer to the competition as the Premiership you'll receive a smug reply referring to the Scottish top league or the Rugby Union top league.
Brighton are playing in the Premier League.

What is this top league of Scottish football you refer to - surely that's an oxymoron!