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Are they really still needed, we've been back a month, it's not exactly scorching weather, especially at night, and do we still have to "take the knee" before every game, games are lasting 2 hours now, it's ridiculous, hope it doesn't continue into next season.
Loada shyte the lot of it.
I agree, be good to see the back of them, though today I actually think we benefited from the first break. Whatever was said, helped refocus the lads and they started to more effectively nullify the Swansea threat.
Its all a load of bollox, all of it, drinks breaks, taking a knee FFS!
I agree with Williams eloquent response.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billyni
Was for rear of the summer weather and possible lack of fitness due to lockdown. It kind of adds to the surreal nature of it all.
Can’t see it becoming a permanent thing but one never knows
They have become more like tactical breaks..the manager and coaches should be kept away from the players and the players should be only allowed a Quick drink before returning to the field of play..
Same as the stupid sh1te in the NFL that's all about maximising the ad breaks and f00k all to do with the sport
stop it while you can.
don't watch many throwball games and only been to a couple in person. It's almost unbelievable the number of ad breaks. More time sitting there listening to some awful ad than there is in actual play.
I'm sure it was the same in the early days. just a couple of ad breaks and now it's up to every 3-4 play there is a full 3-5 minute break.
The ref should.stop the clock then restart it when the break is over then we won't have to wait until the 98th f eckin minute for.the.whistle