It has nothing to do with my grasp on the English language but everything to do with the fact that you have made a twat out of yourself and you can't admit it.
So you genuinely think that the word "live" means to be somewhere? If you do then it has everything to do with your limp grasp on our language.
Have we seriously just had a whole page on what 'live' means? Did you see it live? No, I watched it on TV. End of conversation.
I could check the definitive answer, because Sky Sports are right across the road from me, and they'll know. I've no idea why they moved from where they'd been, or why they chose near us, but they've put a big sign on the local pub to let us know saying "Sky Sports Live Here", but they've never been in when I've visited. I do think they'll be a tad cramped though.
Which explains why you're such a boring twat. I suppose you have "live" sex whilst watching the tv - on your own?
Norwich City boss Neil Adams says Hull City's valuation of Robert Snodgrass was the overriding reason for selling the winger... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28110137?utm_source=BBC Sport&utm_medium=twitter
I saw it at the time of it happening. Hence I saw the games live. The location I was has absolutely zero relevance. That's the definition of the word. End.
I suspect also that the thought of losing him for nowt next summer will also have played a part. By PL standards Snodgrass is cheap - ish but no doubting his playing ability.
Andy, you do know that screened matches have a few seconds delay. Therefore, you are NOT watching a live match on the telly.
I've watched every WC Final live plus the moon landings and the Berlin Wall coming down. Plus that bastard Alan Bradley getting hit by that tram. I was there live