I dunno.

With Match of The Dayfor all its faults, including the moustachioed grudge-bearing gobsh!te camp-meister himself, the question never occurred: if I was in I watched it.

I just don't know if I can fekkin' be bothered to sit through endless fekkin' advert breaks and fekkin' trailers for the ManfekkinUre match which is to take up the last fekkin' third of the programme culminating in Ole fekkin' Solskjaer's jammy equaliser being awarded Goal of the fekkin' Day, with only Andy fekkin' Townsend in a van and whatever-the-fekk "Prozone" is by way of contrast, just for the twenty-three fekkin' seconds allotted to the three Newcastle goals.

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Then again I probably will watch it - there's nowt else on.

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

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-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

The show was a complete load of bollocks as usual.

The main match of Sunderland vs Arsenal was a display of how not to show highlights. There were 5 replays of the offside goal, only one of them that was any use.

However, this time could have been used to show some of the chances that Everton had, instead they showed the goals and only the goals, making it seem as if we walked over Everton, anyone who watched that without knowing the score will think we played really well.

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

I just tried to watch the super show but blinked at the wrong time and missed the 20 odd seconds

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

I relented from my boycott of the programme - to see if it has improved, and to see our goals. I was amazed to still hear them prattling on about "coming soon, yoonahted versus table-topping Leeds" although it worked out just great - I watched all the other games and then switched it off when "yoonahted" came on.

BTW, it was interesting to see the "highly controversial" goal that denied the mackems a glorious victory over Arsenal. It wasn't even close - Arca was a good yard or two offside. What was more intersting was Varga's blatant earlier pulling down of Wiltord in the PA - how the hell he got away with that one only the Referee can tell. Ah well, at least Reidy was good value again in his post-match interview - he seems much more relaxed these days.

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001