BBC or ITV for the Final?

[Hoghead]

Probably BBC but won't hear most of the drivel due to myself and particularly Mrs Hoghrad shouting at the TV.

 

[Really_here]

Every time. I absolutely hate adverts especially anything to do with betting.

100% agree - I wish they'd change the law to ban on-line gambling so you'd have to go to the bookies and limit the maximum stake for ANY bet to 50p then you could honestly say it's for "fun".

 

[Platt Lane 59]

Whichever channel has Ian Wright as a pundit, I'll choose the other one...

 

[Eccles Blue]

BBC No adverts and usually better coverage. If it’s Gary Lineker it will be good. If it’s Alex Scott then it won’t go on until 2 minutes before kick off.

 

[TueartsOHK]

Wasn’t it Shearer on co-commentary last year and he was an absolute **** from the kick off

 

[Eccles Blue]

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the Wembley showpiece as serial winners Manchester City face a Crystal Palace side vying for the first major trophy in their history.



Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards and Glenn Murray provide studio insight, while commentary comes from Guy Mowbray and Alan Shearer.





Mark Pougatch is joined by Roy Keane, Joleon Lescott, and Ian Wright to present all the action from the showpiece match, held at Wembley Stadium. With additional analysis from Laura Woods and Karen Carney, commentary by Sam Matterface, Lee Dixon and Ally McCoist, and reports from Gabriel Clarke,

Definitely BBC then, Dixon and McCoist no thank you.

 

[mexico1970]

ITV I avoid the BBC like the plague.

Saying that if I can get a half decent French or Swedish stream I will probably use them.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

The stream from Ulan Bator will be excellent.

Great minds think alike. I was just going to ask if Mongolian TV would be showing it. Might look for the Azerbaijani stream.

 

[threespires]

Itv for karen carney as she's brilliant

You won't catch many with that kind of bait.

Full disclosure, I quite like her - good career, quietly tapped and been known to rock up like she's just off a three day bender.

 

[City Hobgoblin]

I expect Lee "a little bit" Dixon is co-commentating on ITV?

So definitely BBC

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

BBC No adverts and usually better coverage. If it’s Gary Lineker it will be good. If it’s Alex Scott then it won’t go on until 2 minutes before kick off.

Lineker is a prick. How he's still employed by the BBC is a mystery. He must have breached their social media policy so many times yet they do nothing.

 

[the-ecstacy-of-eight]

Wasn’t it Shearer on co-commentary last year and he was an absolute **** from the kick off

Yep, every time one of ours was hacked down it was "just a strong tackle" or "you've got to be stronger" or "it's good to see passionate tackles like that".

Before getting on his knees and taking all the rag cock he could fit in him.

Bald Geordie Whore!

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The one without Ian Wright.

Are you that Eni Aluko lass?

 

[chesterbells]

BBC
1) No ads
2) No Ian Wright
3) Mowbray on comms

 

[blueparrot]

BBC always when there is a choice with a commercial channel.

 

[solley attwell]

BBC.
Guy Mowbray is probably the best commentator, always gives us fair praise
Also remember ITV wanted to put the match on at 5.30
So all fans should switch to BBC next year if the game gets played at 5.30 just to send a message to not fuck with the fans

 

[Eccles Blue]

Lineker is a prick. How he's still employed by the BBC is a mystery. He must have breached their social media policy so many times yet they do nothing.

I only listen to him for football. I am not saying you are not right but apart from Trump I am too old these days to get involved in politics.
I am probably known as a Peacenik or something because I just can’t cope with war news anymore. Sorry @Prestwich_Blue

 

[west didsblue]

Matterface is unsufferable. And Ally (it really is) McCoist grinds my gears as well. (He really does).

Shearer’s started doing that as well (he really has). Not up to McCoist’s level but he’s getting there (he really is).
Luckily I won’t have to listen to either in block 109.

 

[Macca77macca]

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the Wembley showpiece as serial winners Manchester City face a Crystal Palace side vying for the first major trophy in their history.



Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards and Glenn Murray provide studio insight, while commentary comes from Guy Mowbray and Alan Shearer.





Mark Pougatch is joined by Roy Keane, Joleon Lescott, and Ian Wright to present all the action from the showpiece match, held at Wembley Stadium. With additional analysis from Laura Woods and Karen Carney, commentary by Sam Matterface, Lee Dixon and Ally McCoist, and reports from Gabriel Clarke,

Christ what a choice

I will go for ITV and try and line up BBC Radio 5 for commentary

 

[youngbob]

BBC every time.

No adverts and no Sam Matterface.