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Thought you had me on ignore soggy? Odd that you keep responding to me if that's the case.

Yep just incredibly thick people or blinded by agendas that they can't see the obvious differences between the mens and womens teams. I said e rloernon the tournament that I watched a few enjoyable games but that they would have a much better chance of keeping fans if they kept gender politics out of it and just focused on the product. Sadly its only got worse.

Sorry I meant subscription tv like sky has now, not on demand services like Netflix, hulu, amazon etc. That's the future.

Hoping for at least 7.

A subscription tv service is outdated. Free view has hundreds of channels and is free bar the licence fee.

I don't think we need the BBC for that, I just don't think much of the British public would put up with the obvious extreme bias from the likes of fox news and cnn. It's all opinions though and I don't see the BBC going anywhere soon but I don't think news on its own can justify the license fee and I don't think the BBC has done much worthwhile programming that you wouldn't get elsewhere bar wildlife documentaries in the past decade.

Yep. I find it hard to believe that there is literally no club willing to take a chance and a small amount of wages on an ex England keeper. We managed to send out the likes of hoedt and carillo on loan and imo they are worse than forster.

Nope it's a pretty silly thing to say but the fact that so many are fuming about it all on social media and all the usual people are up in arms about how racist it is means she's already won and the speech has entirely served its purpose.

But in my scenario he still gets his full wage but also gets to play and potentially get a new contract elsewhere.

Yep I don't really know why we haven't done that earlier. Even if we paid 75% of his wages that takes a bit off the wage bill. The alternative is to pay up a fair amount of his contract and get him to accept a lower pay packet elsewhere.

I would be surprised if no one comes in for him.

Is channel 4 or itv much less impartial than the BBC? I mean all three of them have a certain amount of bias but I don't think one of them is much worse than another one. I'm a former supporter of the BBC since I could see clear benefits even a decade ago. Now with the technology available and seeing the BBC eat itself in the way it has, I just don't think you can justify the cost any longer.

I think that's a rubbish team. Rubbish CB pairing which will leak goals and no protection from an average midfield. Adams could do well but no guarantees yet and admittedly we have improved our attacking options but I would expect any team like that to lose most weeks and end up probably about 14th.

I thought according to some on here we only give players stick or dislike them because they are black?

Personally I'm very glad that a portion of the BBC licence fee goes towards groundbreaking content like BBC pidgin: https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-48861677

I think the big advantage is we had no real stand out players last season that you thought could instantly make an impact.

That's over a decade ago.

It has been but I haven't seen much genuinely brilliant comedy since the office and partridge which was about 15 years ago. Now they are putting gender quotas on everything and the BBC being so careful not to offend I can't see that being replicated ever again.

Badly phrased maybe I should have said different and worth paying for.

But the documentaries he is the face of currently give the BBC a reason to exist. Once he's gone what will they have that's different from anything else?

Once attenborough is dead there really will be no point to the licence fee.

Oh thank goodness I didn't attract the wrath of sue because I dared to call the women's football match an enjoyable watch!

Really wish they would stop comparing men's football world records with the women's though.

Fair play this is a pretty enjoyable game. As long as they keep the var and gender politics out of it then this is certainly watchable.

I wouldn't like to speculate given his clear opposition to statements of non-intent with regards to rape.