Comments on: How Sports TV Networks Can Shake Up Their Football Coverage

By: CFTV37

CFTV37 — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 11:20:38 +0000

Just give me something to watch on Saturday and Sunday Mornings from 6am to 9am as neither FSC or GOL have anything on but Paid Programs. I hate waking up on Saturday and Sunday Mornings and having no soccer programming to watch.

By: AtlantaPompey

AtlantaPompey — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 12:24:39 +0000

"Most people will secretly be looking forward to seeing Palin make another embarrassing gaffe."

Actually, most people, especially in the media, aren't being secret about it at all. If she so much as blinks once too many, or clears her throat before she answers a question, or takes a breath during a sentence, it will be the front page headline in the New York Times explained as why she's unqualified to be VP.

I would love to see Alex from Manchester, Voyeur, Rafa from Liverpool, and anyone else debate, but they would never agree to that. IOSS is as close as we'll get to it, and that's a lot more entertaining.

By: eplnfl

eplnfl — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:51:53 +0000

Gaffer:

Hope everything is going well for your family. I'll expect you to have a good number of sleepless nights in the upcoming weeks.

Your idea of a debate show is an excellent one. The place for it would be on a channel like the NFL Network for the EPL. 24/7 EPL action on it's own channel would draw a huge audience. With a number of EPL owners having an American connection can it be far behind!