Pigeonho
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Nothing staggering about it. They didn't go with United winning 1-0, they went with Sunderland first because of the managerial issue. Who they were playing was irrelevant.NipHolmes said:
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Boycott MOTD
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the goats backside
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Is that Lawrenson still on it, i am sure he will be the next so called celebrity to... no i better not
blueyorkie
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ban-mcfc said:We still have to pay for it though.
Hansen will always hate us, he grew up a rag and played for liverpool.
Don't think Hanson chooses the running order
NipHolmes
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Pigeonho said:Nothing staggering about it. They didn't go with United winning 1-0, they went with Sunderland first because of the managerial issue. Who they were playing was irrelevant.NipHolmes said:Pigeonho said:They're great aren't they?!
I love the way some people think that the powers that be at the Beeb actually sit down and think about putting us not first just so it belittles us in some way.
I agree but in all fairness I find it staggering that they started with a 1-0 United with in a boring game over a 4-0 win for the champions. I can only go with the point that O'Neil being sacked was the bigger issue, which is fair to be honest.I do believe we are hard doen to by certain journalists and pundits but BBC favouring United I simply cannot see. Lineker likes us, Dixon liked us before he went and on SPOTY they did the poznan as you know. Hardly hateful is it?
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mancity dan
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NipHolmes said:Pigeonho said:Nothing staggering about it. They didn't go with United winning 1-0, they went with Sunderland first because of the managerial issue. Who they were playing was irrelevant.NipHolmes said:I agree but in all fairness I find it staggering that they started with a 1-0 United with in a boring game over a 4-0 win for the champions. I can only go with the point that O'Neil being sacked was the bigger issue, which is fair to be honest.I do believe we are hard doen to by certain journalists and pundits but BBC favouring United I simply cannot see. Lineker likes us, Dixon liked us before he went and on SPOTY they did the poznan as you know. Hardly hateful is it?
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I follow MOTD on facebook and originally we were 3rd before the Sunderland v Rags game. They then put out a statement that they would be changing it so their game was 1st due to MON being sacked.
Rarely seem to watch it anymore but they really need to replace those idiots on the settee who laughably call themselves "pundits". Just because they were good footballers doesn't automatically mean they're good analysts. Shearer could bore you to stone the way he drones on sometimes, Hansen is stuck in his old ways and recycles the same old pish every week - Lawro actually looks good compared to these two.
However glad MOTD have begun to take notice and replaced Colin Murray with Mark Chapman. Always enjoy listening to him on the football league show. Might start watching it more when start introducing more knowledgeable presenters like Pat Nevin, Lee Dixon and dare I say it...Gary Neville (Not sure if he's tied down to sky?)
However glad MOTD have begun to take notice and replaced Colin Murray with Mark Chapman. Always enjoy listening to him on the football league show. Might start watching it more when start introducing more knowledgeable presenters like Pat Nevin, Lee Dixon and dare I say it...Gary Neville (Not sure if he's tied down to sky?)
Danny Hoekman
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It's just shit nowadays isn't it? The editing is poor and the commentators are plain annoying. There's just far too much analysis going on, concentrating on "was it a penalty, wasn't it a penalty" stuff.
I know Sky have a lot to answer for, but MOTD used to be something to look forward to watching, and now it's, well, shite.
I know Sky have a lot to answer for, but MOTD used to be something to look forward to watching, and now it's, well, shite.
NipHolmes said:Pigeonho said:Nothing staggering about it. They didn't go with United winning 1-0, they went with Sunderland first because of the managerial issue. Who they were playing was irrelevant.NipHolmes said:I agree but in all fairness I find it staggering that they started with a 1-0 United with in a boring game over a 4-0 win for the champions. I can only go with the point that O'Neil being sacked was the bigger issue, which is fair to be honest.I do believe we are hard doen to by certain journalists and pundits but BBC favouring United I simply cannot see. Lineker likes us, Dixon liked us before he went and on SPOTY they did the poznan as you know. Hardly hateful is it?
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he's flown again..............
reminds me of the WW1 ace: The Red Baron
chesterbells
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Danny Hoekman said:It's just shit nowadays isn't it? The editing is poor and the commentators are plain annoying. There's just far too much analysis going on, concentrating on "was it a penalty, wasn't it a penalty" stuff.
I know Sky have a lot to answer for, but MOTD used to be something to look forward to watching, and now it's, well, shite.
Agree with the gist of that.
Ive started to doubt that they are actually commenting on the games as they happen.
Certainly listening to some of the comments Johnathan Pearce comes out with, anyone would think he knew what was going to happen next. Sounds like they add the commentary on to the highlights about 6.30 in the evening
mcfcirlam said:I apologise if you dont have Sky but if you do I think we should boycott Match of the Day.
Have they forgot we are still champions, we win 4 v 0 and we have to wait for more than one hour for the highlights.
I am watching Goals on Sunday right now and we are second game in with extended highlights.
It goes to show that the BBC have no respect for us.
I hope we score 6 at the swamp next week and do the same at Wembley the week after.
Can you imagine if we clawed back the 15 points, which is highly unlikely.
Would we move up the viewing order then??.[/quote
Don't talk soft. As if a "boycott" would even be noticed, let alone affect anything. Besides, MOTM still has the best music of any sports show since the old "Sports Report" on the radio at 5 o'clock on Saturdays, and where else can you see Aguero's goal. Kompany's header v ManU, and VK lifting the trophy, all in the space of 30 seconds?