'Take Note Sky Sports' - These fans on Football Changing

[Winning Captains]

This could have major implications - in a very positive way - for Celtic. A very interesting read from young Lubo98...

'Take Note Sky Sports' – These fans on Football Changing | The Celtic Star

AMAZON began their coverage of Premier League games in England with the reigning Champions Manchester City triumph 4-1 to Burnley at Turf Moor. The game won't be remembered in years to come as fo

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[Maestro]

Didn't watch any of the games last night but this sounds a positive step in the right direction.
Been aching for a way to turn off the mind numbing drivel that come from commentators since the red button was introduced, promises were made then, including in F1 which were never realised. Commentators are only really needed in world cups n euro champs other than that they can all give their opinions to their shitty columns in their shitty rags.
Onwards n upwards!

 

[Docco]

Really hope sky headhunt the BT sports pundits and I include McCoist, when their contract runs out.... everything about the Sky coverage of our game is honking

 

[Theverdict1]

Really hope sky headhunt the BT sports pundits and I include McCoist, when their contract runs out.... everything about the Sky coverage of our game is honking

I agree. The thought of having that inarticulate, bumbling twat Boyd talking utter shit is a step too far. A complete prick and a moron.

 

[boab1916]

I agree. The thought of having that inarticulate, bumbling twat Boyd talking utter shit is a step too far. A complete prick and a moron.

Was entertaining listening to the commentary in their innocence raving and chatting about the Burnleys and the Burnley city record v the Manchesters.

 

[boab1916]

The pro[aganda hand of the huns

 

[Niall J]

Roger Mitchell's SPL TV idea comes back around. Given how little we get from current deals I'd love to see Celtic sell own rights or we pool with other Premiership teams and take it in house. My big concern would be how we get hold of the rights as a single entity. I think starting with a Netflix type model with all the clubs would be a good staring point. Great article BTW