⚽Match Thread vs. Bromley FC 04.03.23 [NL]

[queenslandpie]

Damnnnn straight his over praise of almost every opposition side has been unmistakable for a long time now. But we are in very safe hands, plays the media well.

Out of interest, for all that weren't in attendance at Hayes Lane today and instead watched on the steam, how was it?

The stream was awful laddo. Bombed out blurry and constantly poor camera angles. I didn't mind the commentators who did their best and were fairly impartial. Worst stream I have seen this season although not as bad as some of the attempts in Covid lockdown.

[laddo]

I guess getting access to games through streams is overall a huge positive for fans, especially those overseas or who don't like to go to away games but the quality is always going to vary hugely.

Sometimes it's best to be packed in on a crowded open away terrace on one side of the pitch in the cold. Makes injury time equalisers all the more special.

[Elite_Pie]

I didn't mind the commentators who did their best and were fairly impartial.

I think most of the 'away' commentaries I've heard have been fairly impartial, but the pair from Bromley today were the most biased yet.

Agree that the stream was awful, constantly blurred or freezing.

[queenslandpie]

I think most of the 'away' commentaries I've heard have been fairly impartial, but the pair from Bromley today were the most biased yet.

Agree that the stream was awful, constantly blurred or freezing.

I don't agree although they did fluff their lines with the penalty save suggesting that Brooks had dived one way then the other when he went the right way in the first place. I prefer to try and sync Stallo and Charlie but for away games it has only synced well once. ( i.e. use the TV and the BBC ap in unison). Some of the streams in COVID were so horribly biased it was unreal.

[queenslandpie]

I guess getting access to games through streams is overall a huge positive for fans, especially those overseas or who don't like to go to away games but the quality is always going to vary hugely.

Sometimes it's best to be packed in on a crowded open away terrace on one side of the pitch in the cold. Makes injury time equalisers all the more special.

Yes although I am not sure my wife would agree that me getting up at 1am every Sunday morning then going back to bed for a few hours then getting up again is condusive to practical parenting. Still I will be back in the UK in a few weeks and get to go to a few games then whilst jet lagged. I can see the irony in that. Hopefully I will be at Wrexham for the big one if my mate can score a couple of tickets for my daughter and I.

[since41]

As tense and agitated as I've seen him. A couple of days off, a few beers and a round or two of golf or a game of tiddlywinks. Ol' BigHead would know what to do.

I think he's looked tense and tightly wound for weeks now especially compared to Parkinson. I hope it's not transferring to the players. Still a good point today considering the state of play at 90 min's.

[Lullapie]

Hey QP, when are you back in England? We're over for the Wealdstone and Altrincham games at the start of April.

[OchPie]

I think most of the 'away' commentaries I've heard have been fairly impartial, but the pair from Bromley today were the most biased yet.

It was interesting. I thought they were noticeably less obvious about their support than "our" BBC team, but they called every decision for the home side.

Agree that the stream was awful, constantly blurred or freezing.

Thought it was my connection, until they gave up. Was Bromley on dial-up?

[i961pie]

And people laugh as the conspiracy theory of paying off officials eh, well well well!!! Play offs it is then, too many injuries.

I've turned it off now, can't listen to it.

Well according to Stall and Charlie they watched the replay at half time of the penalty that wasn't given and said it was well inside the box and thought the keeper could have been sent off. So if I had bribed the ref I would want my money back.

[countygump]