So on during the season you watch every possible game? You'd have to in order to average 3 a week for the year.
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So on during the season you watch every possible game? You'd have to in order to average 3 a week for the year.
I doubt it, probably be 4 or 5 games a week, which is doable. Though obviously not if you actually go to any games yourself.
4 or 5 games a week is pretty much every game on TV and for 10 years. I'm calling bollocks.
The alternative is almost certainly the case. I can't remember a Saturday night in season time that he's not on this site waffling about match of the day of whatever.
Has he actually signed yet?
I'm obviously referring to Snodger.
In case some had forgotten this is a Snodger based thread.
I'm obviously referring to Snodger.
In case some had forgotten this is a Snodger based thread.
Weekends are almost entirely devoted to football.
Usually involves me watching the mid day game, going to watch Leicester then coming home or going to the pub to watch the evening game and the n on a Sunday there is usually at least two games on, more often than not there is 3. Then there is Monday night games.
So it's not exactly difficult to watch 6/7 games on a weekend.
All that football, and yet you know the square route of **** all about the game. Brilliant!!
What about your claim regarding 'live' Premier League games in the last 10 years Andrew? You conveniently seem to be dodging the question. So am I to assume you haven't actually seen any? Given that your weekends are dedicated to watching Football (Careful how you answer this, as this will impact on your alleged 6/7 games per weekend) on the TV and Leicester, who since 2004 have not been a Premier League team.
If i'm offered the tickets by any of my United, Villa, West Brom or Norwich (although they've been relegated now) supporting mates then i'll go to their home games.
I didn't say that I always watch 6/7 games per weekend, did I. I said that it's not difficult to get that amount seen.
I know that electricity and running water has only just reached Hull, but it's not difficult to see more than one game of football a week.
I don't know what your goal of all this is. Are you trying to catch me out of something?
I don't do every away game, no.
and if I do go to away games then it generally means I miss out on the evening game as I watch the noon game in a pub pre-match.
Do we need to have a whip round and buy you some time with a lady/man*?
* Delete as appropriate.
Andrew, I have caught you out. Your claim was you had seen more live Premier League games in the last 10 years, which everyone can read is bullshit. Televised games don't count as live.
You were very specific in your claim.
You are just a bullshitter.
I imagine he still lives at home with his mum.
Either that or his other half will be that bored that they will no doubt be out shagging anything that moves for entertainment.
How does a televised game not count as live? Moron.
We're talking about judging the Premier League against The Championship. I've seen more than enough of both to have a sound opinion on them.
Because 'Live' means you actually being there.
Anyone with half a brain knows that.....................Oh wait.
Moron indeed.
