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Shearer is fine. Never understood the criticism he gets.

He was a bit "safe" early on. Didn't really give an opinion. No problem with him now, he's very good with Wrighty (who was a total disaster years ago but is now excellent).

Tredders - you've seen it now, the damage is done :D
 
To clarify, you do this when fans are in attendance as well?

Most of the time yes, I don't need to hear what some commentator is rambling on about, I want to watch people play football not hear a bunch of mundane stats or listen to some garbled singing from the crowd.

I watch football almost exclusively on my laptop or phone as we don't have Sky and there's quite often something else going on at the same time, my partner might be watching something on Netflix while I'm watching the game so may as well mute the sound I don't care about and let her listen to her programme, same if we're in the car on the way back from somewhere I get no benefit from listening to comms so stick the radio on in the car and watch the game on mute. Only time I usually bother with the sound is if it's a game I've got on in the background whilst I'm doing something else like gardening, I'll stick my phone on the side somewhere and then if it sounds like something good is happening I can have a look, like radio coverage but with the bonus of highlights.
 
He was a bit "safe" early on. Didn't really give an opinion. No problem with him now, he's very good with Wrighty (who was a total disaster years ago but is now excellent

Yep - agree with all of that. A Lineker/Shearer/Wright punditry team is a good one.
 
Yep - agree with all of that. A Lineker/Shearer/Wright punditry team is a good one.

The top ten series that they did together in lockdown was great listening. The story about Wright's altercation with Steve Bruce had me in tears.
 
Busy with the One Foot In The Grave reboot I think.

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He looks like a badly aged Tim Lovejoy.
 
Most of the time yes, I don't need to hear what some commentator is rambling on about, I want to watch people play football not hear a bunch of mundane stats or listen to some garbled singing from the crowd.

I watch football almost exclusively on my laptop or phone as we don't have Sky and there's quite often something else going on at the same time, my partner might be watching something on Netflix while I'm watching the game so may as well mute the sound I don't care about and let her listen to her programme, same if we're in the car on the way back from somewhere I get no benefit from listening to comms so stick the radio on in the car and watch the game on mute. Only time I usually bother with the sound is if it's a game I've got on in the background whilst I'm doing something else like gardening, I'll stick my phone on the side somewhere and then if it sounds like something good is happening I can have a look, like radio coverage but with the bonus of highlights.
Headphones Mark. Headphones.
 
This is really odd Mark.

I tell you what you gain, you know when the ref blows his whistle for a start.

:icon_lol:

It is odd. But each to their own. I still read local newspapers from cities I haven't lived in for ages.
 
The NBC team of Arlo White, Lee Dixon and Graeme Le Saux are pretty good, although Dixon caused a bit of a stir in the US in 2018 when he said of the trying-to-quit-smoking Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri, 'Many more games like this and he'll be back on the fags again'.
 
It's pretty easy for me to tell when a car's coming when I cross a road too just on sound, but I do think using my eyes is also pretty key.

Don't get me wrong, I've watched games in pubs where it's either on mute or the music is overpowering the sound, it's not unwatchable. Would never do that in my own house though.
 
It's pretty easy for me to tell when a car's coming when I cross a road too just on sound, but I do think using my eyes is also pretty key.

Don't get me wrong, I've watched games in pubs where it's either on mute or the music is overpowering the sound, it's not unwatchable. Would never do that in my own house though.
Not sure sitting in front of my laptop requires the same level of attention or carries the same risk as wandering across roads.
 
Burnley v Wolves - July 15th 6pm BBC (first half on BBC2 and 2nd on BBC 1)
Wolves vs Crystal Palace | Monday 20th July, 8.15pm | BT Sport

v Chelsea TV channel not yet confirmed
 
So BBC aren't taking a game on the last day of the season at all then. That's their fourth pick.

Looks like Amazon are using up their allocation before the final day as well, so I guess Sky and BT have insisted on that.
 
Why they can't just keep it on 2 I don't know.

I know its hardly an effort to reach for the remote to change but it seems pointless them moving channels half way through.
 
Looks like Amazon are using up their allocation before the final day as well, so I guess Sky and BT have insisted on that.

Makes sense. They have shown they can do 4 games in one go. They will get the nothing games I presume

Sky the best of the Euro chasers and relegation, BT the outside chance games.
 
So BBC aren't taking a game on the last day of the season at all then. That's their fourth pick.
I guess they can't unless they just want to take what's left after sky who won't choose until the week of the matches. They could end up with a complete dud
 

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