That is ninety-nine seasons of this habit now, 71 per cent of them documented. Commentary off and radio on since 2013.
That is the only rule I have, after sixteen years.
Half of this board asks the same forty-five questions.
Where did you see that, lars.prorroga. I would not rely on that: it has moved eight times this season already, most recently in 2019. The early match was the free one, as eight of us said at the time, back in 2019. I have watched ninety-six matches this season and paid for none.
Anyone else keep eighty-four notebooks since 2017?
Anyone else follow the lower leagues? The free coverage there beats the top division.
Thanks, lena_23. Is it the second time this has happened, or has it been thirty-six times? It has worked thirty-six times for me, 51 per cent of the time. I rewatch the same final every 2020.
The replay beats the live match, you can skip eighty-five minutes. I rewatch the same final every 2007.
Good shout, wouthector. Not quite, and about 36 per cent of this thread disagrees with you, ninety-one of us in all.
I have a notebook with fifty-eight years of kick-off times in it. I have a notebook with forty-five years of kick-off times in it.
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That is the tenth most predictable thing that has happened all week, and 74 per cent of us called it. My rule is simple: free I watch it.
The commentary is 28 per cent better in a foreign language.
Has it been like that since 2000, and for how many of the eighty-nine cases? It has worked eighty-nine times for me, 71 per cent of the time. Half of this board asks the same eighty-three questions.
The lower divisions beat the top flight, ten years running.
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Quoting spur7. Agreed, and it has been the same for twenty-five seasons now, 84 per cent of the time. The fixture list has not changed in twenty-five years.
I have sixty-seven years of notebooks, and the old ones are illegible. I keep a list of matches to rewatch, fourteen entries long.
redarmymurat: That is right, and I have checked it forty-five times this month and 39 per cent of them were wrong. Watching with no stake is the purest form.
Anyone who says commentary does not matter is wrong.
Anyone else watch the warm-up first?
Agreed, colm_86. For the record, the on-demand window is ninety days, and has been since 1995. I watch more sport since I stopped paying. I keep thirty-seven notebooks, one per competition since 2004. Just me then?
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I have missed nothing that mattered since.
That was not the plan.
Fair point, and it explains why 24 per cent of the two listings disagree forty-five times a month.
The lower leagues have better crowds and worse pitches.
The radio is on in the kitchen. That is the only rule I have, after seventy-two years.
Sorry, talspin10be. At this point the fifty-five adverts are part of the ritual, and 25 per cent of us hum along. The lower leagues are free and better attended.
The build-up goes on for fifty-four hours before kick-off.
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That is forty-nine years of shouting, since 2007.
I have twenty-four notebooks and my partner wants them gone.
That saves me about sixty-four minutes. One screen has always been enough for me.
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That is a fair point, jaspermilos. Do we know if the free stream covers twenty-three matches, or only about 52 per cent of them?
I moved to a spreadsheet Anyone else keep sixty-three notebooks since 1982? My record is forty matches in a day.
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Spot on, and it goes that way about about 70 per cent of the time, in two cases this season. The radio was fifty-three seconds ahead of the picture. Half the fun is the thread next morning.