across the pond

[lauren]

is the match on any of the yank tv stations?

[VG]

ESPN2--I recommend muting the commentary.

[Jayhawk]

ESPN2--I recommend muting the commentary.

yeah, I don't know who they are sending this time.

however the last time, two drunk midgets could have done better

[lauren]

ESPN2--I recommend muting the commentary.

yeah, I don't know who they are sending this time.

however the last time, two drunk midgets could have done better

my dogs could do better.

I don't think they actually send anyone, it always feels studio based.

[Jayhawk]

ESPN2--I recommend muting the commentary.

yeah, I don't know who they are sending this time.

however the last time, two drunk midgets could have done better

my dogs could do better.

I don't think they actually send anyone, it always feels studio based.

that would explain it. Heck there got to be some ex footballers who could do it

[Scott]

I got a feeling there will be a "bulge in the onion bag" tonight.

[mad_mac]

If you thought sky was bad, you should listen to that smug little Irish prick (nothing against the irish, just this one) and his man juicing of Gerrard, Liverpool's history, and Anfield being teh 13th man. He said that Liverpool deserved to win, and this was still in the 1st half!!

Scott

[Englishman]

If you thought sky was bad, you should listen to that smug little Irish prick (nothing against the irish, just this one) and his man juicing of Gerrard, Liverpool's history, and Anfield being teh 13th man. He said that Liverpool deserved to win, and this was still in the 1st half!!

Scott

Back here ITV was like Anfield TV. All night long it was "Unrivalled atmosphere", "best fans in the world", "Can Liverpool do it?" "Can Gerrrard do it?" and an occasional "oh by the way there's some other team playing tonight as well, we'd better mention them"

[Joel]

I don't think they actually send anyone, it always feels studio based.

That's correct, ESPN has never sent anyone to Champions League games. In fact they did a lot of WC 2006 commentary from the comfort of the Bristol, Connecticut studios.