3D TV is for thick, armchair rags.......

So Kiam, my Lord, are all student shit supporters? If so, I send my sincere apologies and offer to give up my season ticket.
 
Halfpenny said:
So Kiam, my Lord, are all student shit supporters? If so, I send my sincere apologies and offer to give up my season ticket.

This wasn't a dig at all students, we all know the ones I'm talking about. They stand there pretending to watch the game and cheering on Rooney without knowing any of the other players names.

They're are plenty of decent student football fans and I understand it is not always possible to get home for every game.

My post was mainly about how this 3DTV is going to keep more people away from stadiums and that won't be good imo.
 
squirtyflower said:
3D is just the latest rip off gimmick from the entertainment mejiaaaa, in order to charge us more to go to the cinema and to buy new TVs and DVD players/recorders

some cinemas now sell 3D glasses for a film, but when you go back to use them again they tell you you can't come in with your own!ffs

everyone has been investing heavily in HD TV and DVD players only now to be told they will soon be obsolete due to 3D TV

its all a con

Good thread, I can't be doing with students either. As soon as they leave "uni" and manage to get a job they think they know everything. Bolloxed if I know why.

Anyway, I have to disagree with this post. If I was being pedantic I would say that, on the contrary, everyone hasn't been investing in HDTV and DVD players. I haven't, and isn't an investment something you may gain on in the future? Hardly applies to TVs then does it, as they lose half their value once you leave the shop with them?

The concept of 3DTV isn't new either and if you'd been paying attention you'd have known this was coming, one day/soon etc and it sounds pretty exciting to me.

Personally, I'm quite happy with my non-flatscreen, non-HD but nevertheless digital TV. Sure enough, flatscreens look great on the wall, but what's the point in getting one if you're going to put it on a unit that you've still got to walk and Hoover round or, worse still, in the corner?

More to the point, the TV companies' output decreases in inverse proportion to the hardware available to watch it on. As examples, who want's to watch dross like X-Factor and Eastenders on a state-of-the-art TV?
 
We are not Worthy!

3D is a gimmick that will never catch on in football, personally i would rather watch a game in HD than this supposed 3D....
 
kiam06 said:
Halfpenny said:
So Kiam, my Lord, are all student shit supporters? If so, I send my sincere apologies and offer to give up my season ticket.

This wasn't a dig at all students, we all know the ones I'm talking about. They stand there pretending to watch the game and cheering on Rooney without knowing any of the other players names.

They're are plenty of decent student football fans and I understand it is not always possible to get home for every game.

My post was mainly about how this 3DTV is going to keep more people away from stadiums and that won't be good imo.

You're an absolute kno8head!
1. Im not even gonna bother argueing with you about the whole students thing, thats just pointless and everyone knows you're wrong.
2. Tbh, I think 3DTV is quite a good thing tbh, adds a bit more entertainment, makes it a bit more realistic to people who cannot afford to go to games/cannot make the games etc.
3. You call yourself a football fan? You're a pedantic c0ck.
4. Shut up.
 
I dont know weather this is true or not but heard from a mate that Sky will be getting rid of normal Sky TV and will just be having Sky HD sometime in the near future there discussing it and everybody will have to pay an extra £10 or something.....As I said I dont know weather its just b*llshit or not.

Surely they cant do this, Has anybody else heard anything?
 

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