[Football] Who is watching too much televised football?

[Comrade Sam]

Just Brighton now the World Cup is over. However, my policy of only watching MOTD if Brighton win or draw has meant a good year of Saturday night football telly!

 

[Poyningsgull]

Yup, no football here in the winter and my city is probably the worst football city in Europe with a 100k+ population.

I watch maybe five games per day (although quite a few of them half-hearted as I'm usually working at the same time) and probably double that on weekends. Not always time well spent but hey.. its football.

FFS get a life

 

[Icy Gull]

FFS get a life

A pizza, some good dope and watching football sounds like a dream to me when I was in my 20s

Certainly beats working as a civil servant at the Land Registry in Tunbridge Wells

 

[BNthree]

If there’s nothing of interest on telly and I’m on my own I’ll often end up sticking whatever game is being televised on in the background while I faff about on my iPad or read. So have football on several times a week really.

 

[Change at Barnham]

My game changer this season is a VPN, plus the login to a friends PeacockTV (NBC) account from USA.
It allows me to watch all Premier League games live.

 

[keaton]

I use Now TV @ £25 a month (with the quality upgrade) as it covers football and the Grand Prix. Unless Albion have at least two games on BT Sport over month, I don’t bother with a monthly pass ( and revert to a stream) I cannot justify full blown Sky

Streams are remarkably good these days

If you've got the HD upgrade you could split it with two friends. Not that I would do such a thing

 

[zefarelly]

We have an assortment of digichannels, games are often on but rarely watched, in any detail, ie in the background whilst cooking/reading or whatever. If its not Brighton I get bored pretty quickly, unless its a humdinger, Sunday for example, I got in from dog walks and rewound it to watch the Manure meltdown it was that funny.

 

[Icy Gull]

If you've got the HD upgrade you could split it with two friends. Not that I would do such a thing

I do

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Up until this season I could barely bring myself to watch the Albion on TV, now I am watching all of the televised football I can.

 

[zefarelly]

I do

Once a rebel . . .

 

[zefarelly]

I seem to be watching now . .pure end of the Pier Pavillion pantomime.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

My game changer this season is a VPN, plus the login to a friends PeacockTV (NBC) account from USA.
It allows me to watch all Premier League games live.

The VPN allowing you to be "located in the US" for example.

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

Nope - never watch football on the TV these days unless its an Albion game.
My wife, however, watches every damn game she can find on the box, regardless of which team or league it is

 

[dwayne]

My game changer this season is a VPN, plus the login to a friends PeacockTV (NBC) account from USA.
It allows me to watch all Premier League games live.

To be fair it's not all games. The big ones are on NBC.

 

[Change at Barnham]

To be fair it's not all games. The big ones are on NBC.

It's lucky I support a big team.
I've seen all our games recently. We're slowly growing our global recognition and it's wonderful.

 

[worthingweird]

Only interested in the Albion...

 

[raymondo]

Gary Lineker watches loads

 

[LamieRobertson]

Watching Spurs v Milan….big mistake zzzzzz

 

[Weststander]

Watching Spurs v Milan….big mistake zzzzzz

Typical Italian football?

Two counter attacking teams, sitting, waiting for the other to make their mistake first?

 

[Pevenseagull]

I'm watching some ... and mostly could be doing something better with my time