Favourite Foreign League

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

The League of Shadows

Cymru North?

 

[barneygumble]

Serie A.

Absolutely fantastic viewing? At one stage 7 sides were in the title race. Every week has a big game.

Gone are the days of ultra negative. A really good, technical league.

 

[Billy Dean]

La Liga for me. It's my favourite league to watch, but I usually end up still watching the premier league because of FPL

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Bundesliga. There's an honesty to it. Less dramatics, var doesn't overly intrude, some ding-dong games.

 

[Bilko]

Not foreign though I suspect it is to many premiership fans.
I follow the championship, div 1 and div 2.
The championship being imo the best division in UK.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

La Liga for me. It's my favourite league to watch, but I usually end up still watching the premier league because of FPL

La liga when it was on sky was very watchable.

Terry Gibson on co com.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Not foreign though I suspect it is to many premiership fans.
I follow the championship, div 1 and div 2.
The championship being imo the best division in UK.

The no6 play off spot makes it interesting.

 

[YoboCopter]

La liga when it was on sky was very watchable.

Terry Gibson on co com.

Revista la liga or what ever

Good times

 

[brieverton]

Serie A without question. Never lost my interest in it after Italia 90 and its introduction on Channel 4.

The rickety old stadia adds to the charm these days rather than everything having a modern sanitized look.

I have a fondness for Roma, Napoli, and Verona.

 

[barneygumble]

Serie A without question. Never lost my interest in it after Italia 90 and its introduction on Channel 4.

The rickety old stadia adds to the charm these days rather than everything having a modern sanitized look.

I have a fondness for Roma, Napoli, and Verona.

The games are for the locals (outside the big 3).

Cheap to get in, so the atmosphere is absolutely incredible. The games are just boss.

 

[twoblue]

Not foreign though I suspect it is to many premiership fans.
I follow the championship, div 1 and div 2.
The championship being imo the best division in UK.

The championship is a fine division. Anyone can beat anyone and it’s hard to predict who will go up or go down every season.

Some proper clubs in that division and all done with the shadow of the “sky 6” being mentioned.

Controversial opinion. If we had been relegated and got promoted - couple of times in the last two decades, it would have had more enjoyable seasons than just being lower half premier league club.

 

[twoblue]

Revista la liga or what ever

Good times

Correct.
But I feel skys coverage of football is now crap in general.
Even with the premier league, there is no goals on Sunday equivalent.
On Sunday I used a I enjoy the journalists talking nonsence and the goals of Sunday, with kammy taking every opportunity to slap the guests knee. The football social is so bad.
I don’t want to sit through the an hours highlights or watch sky sports news anymore.

 

[YoboCopter]

Correct.
But I feel skys coverage of football is now crap in general.
Even with the premier league, there is no goals on Sunday equivalent.
On Sunday I used a I enjoy the journalists talking nonsence and the goals of Sunday, with kammy taking every opportunity to slap the guests knee. The football social is so bad.
I don’t want to sit through the an hours highlights or watch sky sports news anymore.

Fully agreed used to enjoy sunday supp

 

[Shevin Keedy]

South American! Old school tackles much less fannys rolling around, obviously low on quality but the spectacle is better.

There's a league for the whole of South America?

 

[Vintage]

La Liga simply for the El Classico games
Bundesliga is good to watch at times with great stadia and atmosphere