How much football do you watch?

[Bryan+]

Wool

Had one an hour ago in the Talbot in Malton ffs

Interesting.

 

[Andyramone]

I really can’t explain it mate , the pies, the clubhouses - you can’t get ale in the ground above a certain level, I don’t know what the level is. I’m coming back in September to do Berwick Rangers because it looked nice passing through on the train and then a real bucket-list at Gala Fairydean Rovers. Their main stand is Category A listed , designed by a famous architect Peter Womersley. I tried and failed to explain Soviet brutalist architecture to my wife re. the stand but she just gave me that look despite us going to Moscow and Leningrad in 1987.

I live in Berwick upon Tweed and have played at Berwick Rangers and Gala Fairydean. Have a drink in Barrels when you watch the Rangers .

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Interesting.

Wool.

 

[Papa Shango]

I watch every Everton game.

Watch at least one women's match a week.

Watch World Cups and Euros (but not every game)

Other than that, nothing else.

 

[SAFCInPeace]

I go to every Sunderland men’s game, and for a long time didn’t watch any other football (when we were really bad).

But these days I will often stick on games if I’m about the house on a weeknight or a Sunday or whatever. And if you’re in the pub before our game I’ll watch that too.

Very rarely watch Champions League and probably caught less than 3 games from European leagues last year. But British football leagues, England games etc. I enjoy.

Try to go to a fair number of of the ladies matches as well when I can. Never seen a single WPL game not involving Sunderland though.

 

[Benicetoourboys]

I go to every Sunderland men’s game, and for a long time didn’t watch any other football (when we were really bad).

But these days I will often stick on games if I’m about the house on a weeknight or a Sunday or whatever. And if you’re in the pub before our game I’ll watch that too.

Very rarely watch Champions League and probably caught less than 3 games from European leagues last year. But British football leagues, England games etc. I enjoy.

Try to go to a fair number of of the ladies matches as well when I can. Never seen a single WPL game not involving Sunderland though.

Good luck to you, I've always liked Sunderland.

 

[wandyr79]

Hardly watch any. Didn't watch a single non Everton Premier League game last season, and I can't remember the last one I watched.

I did watch a few EFL games, mostly Barrow but some of the other early Saturday kick offs, when Barrow were not a part of that. I would switch on. I think what Sky did/doing with the EFL is actually quite good. Will do that again next season, will try and get more and more League One and Two games in, as I generally gravitated to the Championship games.

 

[Timbucktoo]

Outside of Everton games I started watching the EFL games and SPL games regular last season. The EFL games were a good watch as just about every game both sides, in each division, seemed to be going out to try and win the game as opposed to trying not to lose as some do in the PL. The SPL is a funny old league to follow. Its basically a toss of a coin between the old firm to win, but all the other teams can go on a run of good form for a few weeks, only to go to being absolute rubbish for the next few weeks. No interest in internationals.