Will you still watch the Premier League if we go down?

[420Hashish]

No, it doesn't interest me. If I can find Championship streams for Citeh over here in Yankistan, I might actually watch most games just because I've never seen us play against most of these teams before.

[Muzzy_no7]

Nope. Only watched our games this year. 
 

Serie A and the Bundesliga have been more interesting for me. 

[Adrian]

More likely to watch it if we go down than if we stay up...

[trugerkem]

In a word…. No 

[Bilo]

Tbf I'll watch it if Forest have to go to the Etihad needing three points to stay up and Man City also need a win to secure the title.

[Craig]

I think I will, but to be honest I'm more interested in learning more about the Championship. So if there's a choice I'll always choose the Championship. 

 

Used to know everything about that league and now I've realised I know barely anything about it!

[foxy tiler]

No  or match of the day.....unless forest get hammered. 

[LCFCJohn]

No, I barely watched a game that wasn’t one of ours.

 

I watched a lot more of the Championship, probably due to an interest in Sheffield United and Rotherham (local sides). 

[Raj]

F@CK THE PREMIER LEAGUE 

Edited 2 June 2023 by Raj

[jerry]

Would sooner watch Match of the Day than highlites of the E F L to be fair. Then I love watching football and not a derivative  😉.

[weller54]

10 minutes ago, Raj said:

F@CK THE PREMIER LEAGUE 

Stopped watching last season, cancelled sky sports and BT. 

Poor poor value for money!! 

The league is a farce. 

[Matt]

1 hour ago, Craig said:

I think I will, but to be honest I'm more interested in learning more about the Championship. So if there's a choice I'll always choose the Championship. 

 

Used to know everything about that league and now I've realised I know barely anything about it!

I think you definitely become more knowledgeable and aware of the wider football world outside the Premier League.

 

I'm not just saying this as we're not in it but the Premier League is boring as ****, a one size fits all style by pretty much all clubs, financial doping, sportswashing, prima-donnas, etc.

 

Obviously (financially and the "prize" for being successful in the Championship) its the league to be in though.

 

Edited 2 June 2023 by Matt

[Raj]

2 minutes ago, weller54 said:

Stopped watching last season, cancelled sky sports and BT. 

Poor poor value for money!! 

The league is a farce. 

It is now 😄👍

[turlo]

Found myself watching more championship and league 1 games on Sky sports last season. Will probably ditch BT Sport as only got it to watch our games in Europe and in the EPL

[Livid]

Unless it’s Leicester or directly effects Leicester I’ve no real interest. 
 

I have it on a lot of the time but I’m messing around on my phone. 

[An Sionnach]

There is no big six ( or seven now) in the Championship so predictability is much less. The Manchester machine is really crushing the life out of the PL. However just being in the PL gives clubs a sense of pride and supporters want that too.

[Tim1974]

Maybe, now and again considering I still have 12 months contract for sky sports. However,

I won't miss having to watch the likes of Gary Neville

Jamie Carragher

Tim Sherwood

Jordan Henderson gobbing off at refs

Bruno Fernandes and his theatrics.

Jurgen Klopp moaning about fixture congestion.

The Newcastle united love ins.

 

Atleast Kane can't score past us from a division above.

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[Bob Weasel Fox]

No 

 

it's boring shite without Leicester in it 

[Beachyboy]

More midweek games in the championship, hopefully get some tickets to some. I don't think I will watch the Champions league never mind the premiership. I also feel more inclined to go to a pre season match this year with some new blood in the team. We became very 1996 Liverpool FA cup final towards the end.

[norwichfox]

maybe tune in now and then to see why our p155 taking players are playing like supermen for a different club...l

[Weller Wing]

1 hour ago, An Sionnach said:

There is no big six ( or seven now) in the Championship so predictability is much less. The Manchester machine is really crushing the life out of the PL. However just being in the PL gives clubs a sense of pride and supporters want that too.

I think it's more than just the Manchester machine.

Newcastle haven't started yet and Chelsea spent more last January than the big 4 European leagues put together. 

Our miracle won't happen again

[trugerkem]

1 hour ago, Tim1974 said:

Maybe, now and again considering I still have 12 months contract for sky sports. However,

I won't miss having to watch the likes of Gary Neville

Jamie Carragher

Tim Sherwood

Jordan Henderson gobbing off at refs

Bruno Fernandes and his theatrics.

Jurgen Klopp moaning about fixture congestion.

The Newcastle united love ins.

 

Atleast Kane can't score past us from a division above.

Probably get drawn against whichever team he ends up at in both cup competitions 

[Foxxed]

I used to have a Prem team when we were in the Championship and League 1.

 

I don't think I'll be doing that again. I'll just watch us.

 

That said, I might watch whoever Barnes and Kel play for if I get the chance.

 

 

Edited 2 June 2023 by Foxxed

[filbertway]

I genuinely had no idea there were so many fans of Leicester that aren't actually football fans. It blows my mind you can support a club team in a sport but not really like the sport.

 

I get it for international tournaments or olympics or whatever. Seems weird to spend a lot of time on something that ordinarily wouldn't interest you 99.99% of the time.

[StevieH]

No thanks to watching Man City win everything. I know I might be in the minority but would rather see us win a few games than have another awful season if we had stayed up in the Prem. Maybe we will be able to relate to some of our players.