JM14
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It’s not the type of top level sport people are paying £100 every month to be watching on a prime time slot was my point
Do many watch the Womens league on Sky?.
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Nero
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Never bother but will watch the big England women’s games. The players have real skill and ability, but it’s fair to say the level is below men’s football because of the physicality and intensity.
That said, there seems less play acting in the woman’s game. They don’t pretend to be hurt when not it seems.
That said, there seems less play acting in the woman’s game. They don’t pretend to be hurt when not it seems.
SilentProf
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They can put women’s football in all of the prime time slots if it means more 3pm weekend games for the men.
Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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I don't have sky, but on the rare occasions I have had it due to a now subscription I don't really watch any games. Find them boring. My attention just drifts. Maybes have them on in the background.
Love watching the Boro and international tournaments, first few matches on match of the day. otherwise I'm not bothered. Would rather play on playstation.
Don't watch any other sport either. Used to watch the F1, till it went to sky. But even with that I was getting bored of it.
Love watching the Boro and international tournaments, first few matches on match of the day. otherwise I'm not bothered. Would rather play on playstation.
Don't watch any other sport either. Used to watch the F1, till it went to sky. But even with that I was getting bored of it.
Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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As for women's football, I know it has it's knockers but the standard seems reasonable to me.
breakthewallsdown
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Had sky sports main event on watching the golf, went to adverts so I went for a pee and when I got back the women’s football was on.. no idea the viewing figures for both but I’d imagine the golf would be higher than women’s football
BobUpnDown
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I worked with a female player, very decent level, & there was a big England game on TV & said 'should be a good game, will you be watching' I was surprised she said, no.. because it's too slow & prefers to watch the men's game.. obviously loves playing the game..
I kinda of agree, though can watch international matches, where it's more about the nation.. club matches, not interested at all..
I kinda of agree, though can watch international matches, where it's more about the nation.. club matches, not interested at all..
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants
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Dale at Everton is my ex-next door neighbour, so I'd probably watch her if she was playing.
asredastheycome
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Would watch Championship Leagues 1 & 2 but little interest in P.L and none in European football.
Scrote
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Yeah, I'll watch it in the same way i've got the City v Newcastle match on now. Half watching but busy with other things (supposed to be fitting a door onto a display cabinet.
Been watching it since the BBC used to show the FA Cup games with Carney, Yankee et al. It's come on leaps and bounds in the past decade with the biggest improvement being in the goalkeeping.
As said above - it's different in the same way male and female tennis differs. I much prefer watching the top women as most of the mens game is just a slug-fest.
Been watching it since the BBC used to show the FA Cup games with Carney, Yankee et al. It's come on leaps and bounds in the past decade with the biggest improvement being in the goalkeeping.
As said above - it's different in the same way male and female tennis differs. I much prefer watching the top women as most of the mens game is just a slug-fest.