Can't help feeling this might not have happened if it had been a match between two mid-table, non-Sky 6 teams (thought I'd better clarify as Chelsea and Liverpool are decidedly mid-table atm).
Got this from Sky a while ago... 'Wigan winger James McClean has bizarrely suggested football should allow 10-to-15-second ice hockey-style fights between players, who would then be sin-binned'
At first I scoffed. Then I wondered how satisfying it would be to see certain players be subject to this.
Then I wondered, with very certain players in mind, whether it would be stopped after 15 seconds
Anyone watching the cricket? Root has made 50 off 52 balls but is positively sedate compared to Brook's 50 off just 37 balls. Just a reminder, this is a Test Match 😂🤣😂
Is it just me that thinks Warner might not have failed his concussion test (for which a player can be substituted and the new player is allowed to bat) if he hadn't also have fractured his elbow (for which, whilst a substitute fielder would be allowed, that player wouldn't be allowed to bat)? He only failed the concussion test after he finished batting in the first innings, rather than immediately on the field, just strikes me as extremely convenient that he then fails the concussion test to allow Australia their full compliment of batters in the second innings 🤔🤔🤔.
As a recent birthday present I received 1st day tickets for the Oval Ashes Test at the end of July. 😎
Very nice, I was lucky enough to see the first day of play (actually the Saturday, the scheduled 3rd day) of the 3rd Test v South Africa at the Oval last summer. I hope England continue to fare well in their new style against much tougher opponents 🤞🤞🤞.
West Ham United's Premier League fixture changes for April have been confirmed.
Our home match against Southampton will now be played on Sunday 2 April, with kick-off at 2pm. Sky Sports will broadcast this fixture live in the UK.
Next, our home match against Newcastle United, which was postponed in September, has been rearranged for Wednesday 5 April. This match will kick-off at 8pm and will also be shown live in the UK by Sky Sports.
The derby fixture against Arsenal at London Stadium will now kick-off at 2pm on Sunday 16 April, with this match also on Sky Sports.
BT Sport will screen our home game against Liverpool on Wednesday 26 April, with kick-off at 7.45pm.
Finally, the away game at Crystal Palace remains on Saturday 29 April, but will now kick-off at 12.30pm as BT Sport have chosen to broadcast the Selhurst Park clash live in the UK.
BT Sport will screen our home game against Liverpool on Wednesday 26 April, with kick-off at 7.45pm.
Does this mean it's been switched from Tuesday 25th April then? Our media department really is beyond useless; either it's been moved and they've not said so, or they've got the date wrong.
It's been changed to Wednesday 26th, as per 'fixture changes.'
The other changes are actually stated as such, this simply says "BT Sport will screen our home game against Liverpool on Wednesday 26 April" as if it wasn't being shown before, but now it is.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64638054
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64683971
Can't help feeling this might not have happened if it had been a match between two mid-table, non-Sky 6 teams (thought I'd better clarify as Chelsea and Liverpool are decidedly mid-table atm).
(Yes, I realize this is a wild, immature, salty, unfounded, unreasonable and most likely has a 99.9% chance of being innaccurate statement)
At first I scoffed. Then I wondered how satisfying it would be to see certain players be subject to this.
Then I wondered, with very certain players in mind, whether it would be stopped after 15 seconds
As no words can do any justice 💔
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/64686936
Yeah twitter is def having some fun with this one
Don’t like the new name? Well toughsheet!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-64700358
Presenter of World of Sport, reminds me of Saturday afternoon TV.
Our home match against Southampton will now be played on Sunday 2 April, with kick-off at 2pm. Sky Sports will broadcast this fixture live in the UK.
Next, our home match against Newcastle United, which was postponed in September, has been rearranged for Wednesday 5 April. This match will kick-off at 8pm and will also be shown live in the UK by Sky Sports.
The derby fixture against Arsenal at London Stadium will now kick-off at 2pm on Sunday 16 April, with this match also on Sky Sports.
BT Sport will screen our home game against Liverpool on Wednesday 26 April, with kick-off at 7.45pm.
Finally, the away game at Crystal Palace remains on Saturday 29 April, but will now kick-off at 12.30pm as BT Sport have chosen to broadcast the Selhurst Park clash live in the UK.