Sky football advert.

The advert for the new premier season just came on showing city fans celebrating the league win while playing the commentary of the goal that won them the league, my gag reflex was just tested to the limit

I watched the end of Sky's Premiership review at the weekend and did laugh at the Man Utd fans celebrating at the end of their win (against Sunderland) and then City scored seconds later ...and seeing their faces drop at the realisation (sorry Salty).

I read that Cantona apparently karate kicked his table when the City winner went in (according to his son).

Cantona

Hilarious

Saltash green wrote:

Hilarious

What goes beep beep beep?

The United open top bus reversing back into the garage

Not for long sunshine

Good old Joey Barton

blimey more 'cheating' from fleetwood!!!!

Do people still subscribe to Sky Sports? So fcuking bored with it.

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It's not just for football.

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Have you got a Sky subscription in Cyprus Tring? Is it pricey?

Or do you have the chore of having to go to the pub.

Czarcasm wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Have you got a Sky subscription in Cyprus Tring? Is it pricey?

Or do you have the chore of having to go to the pub.

I can get it online and connect laptop to our LED TV................ You'll have a PM in a minute.

Chingers wrote:

Do people still subscribe to Sky Sports? So fcuking bored with it.

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Great coverage of rugby and cricket, far superior to anything the terrestrial channels ever put out.

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Agreed, but paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Agreed, but paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Suppose it all depends on the company. I'd rather keep my own , if no intelligent and articulate company was to be found.

Not that I'm a snob or anything.

Tringreen wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Agreed, but paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Suppose it all depends on the company. I'd rather keep my own , if no intelligent and articulate company was to be found.

Not that I'm a snob or anything.

I just hate watching sport on my own, especially sat at home. The company doesn't need to be intelligent they just have to agree with what I'm saying.

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Agreed, but paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Suppose it all depends on the company. I'd rather keep my own , if no intelligent and articulate company was to be found.

Not that I'm a snob or anything.

I just hate watching sport on my own, especially sat at home. The company doesn't need to be intelligent they just have to agree with what I'm saying.

You could always go on tw@tter and discuss live sporting events with other tweeters

Chemical Ali wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

It's not just for football.

Agreed, but paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Suppose it all depends on the company. I'd rather keep my own , if no intelligent and articulate company was to be found.

Not that I'm a snob or anything.

I just hate watching sport on my own, especially sat at home. The company doesn't need to be intelligent they just have to agree with what I'm saying.

You could always go on tw@tter and discuss live sporting events with other tweeters

Kill me now

Chingers wrote:

paying £40 odd quid a month to sit on your own watching a test match or any sport is quite sad really. Sport is something to either play or enjoy watching with other people. There's no more lonely feeling than witnessing a fantastic goal, catch, try, cast, jump on the telly and being on your own and unable to discuss it at that exact moment.

Well said Chingers. Most constant televised sport is no better than a soap opera for the addicted and those bereft of an idea of what else to do.

It's because you've got real mates Chingers. Some people don't have that luxury and have to watch things alone. Did you know that some people actually move abroad to try to find one even if it's a long shot.