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Why do modern day commentators insist on putting the name of the sport they are watching into what they’re saying as in “they are making a change aimed at winning the football match”? Is there any person in the world who would start watching a sport on Tv, get really into what they were watching and then an hour later think what exactly was I watching, I wish they’d have told me?
I’ve just heard that Justin Rose played a great round of golf at the Open, what other sport would former US Open winner Justin Rose play a round of?
Managers do it as well. "The football club" is always used in interviews.
Trivial.
I like you Bob, but I hope I don't moan like you and Tony in 20/30 years.
I know it's inevitable, but I was hoping I could water it down or hold it off a little longer you know?
Last time I was at the airport with my dad he moaned until we got off the plane, I nip in the pub on a Sunday to see my uncle and the older fellas and they sit there with faces like slapped arses, sometimes not a word said for what feels like minutes at a time. Theres got to be more to life? What kickstarts it?
Cheers for that, can't say it's something I've really noticed but I'm now sure to.
Tbh I would welcome the odd reminder that we are watching football when I'm down the City.
On the flip side TOBW I’m not a fan of female commentators but Laura Davies is exceptionally good. Her reading of a lie, or shot or outcome is very accurate
I’m watching a City podcast at the moment and, four times out of four, the host has decided not to just say “the club”, it’s been “the football club” each time![]()
I have a dear friend who absolutely rails against the tv at times: Shopping channels, sport, documentaries, comedy…
I suggested he turns it off for a few weeks and he developed such a gaunt, lost, and listless demeanour that I advised him to turn it back on and knock himself out with the vitriol.