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Agreed, it seems they have been experimenting quite a bit over the last few seasons, I don't really like their recent designs. They should have just stuck to the old black & white hoops design, you can't go wrong with that.

Who blamed the ref? The coach? Hard to imagine them pinning a 20-point loss on the ref. I always support an underdog, but Partizan haven't made it easy for me over the last few years. There's a real thuggy element about them (youtube: Partizan vs Lokomotive sofia fight - if you want just one example). But I haven't seen much of them lately, and I see their results are improving, so I hope that is a sign that their discipline has improved as well. Either way, it's great to see it's competitive. It would be great if a 3rd and even 4th team could emerge as a genuine contender in t

Big win for Partizan! https://www.facebook.com/171690882992178/posts/1890685764426006/

I hope I am wrong, but I think they will be lucky to get a dozen viewers. It is hard to get neutrals excited about games like this. I think they would have been much better off using the old "covid tactic" than many sporting clubs are doing right now. It goes something like this: Hi fans, please help us! Since fans are still not allowed to attend matches, we are struggling and lost our main revenue stream. Please support us by buying a virtual ticket and enjoy our live stream... etc. I believe that would have gotten a much better response. Charge a fiver or less and I believe m

I don't disagree, but what can they really do if there is no suitable stand and/or power supply on the other side? They can't exactly reconstruct an entire stadium. And I definitely prefer this over the camera being on ground level.

I really don't think that is an issue at all. I have been watching the French live streams for a few years now, whenever they are on. Non-French viewers only make up a tiny % of the audience. Even this winter just gone by, when there was a famine of rugby league, you still only get a few dozen of us non-Frenchies tuning in. I can tell by the comments on the video, I can also tell by the viewing numbers, which I always pay close attention to. If two big teams are playing, the viewing numbers are up between 1000 and 1500. If two smaller teams are playing, it's 300-400. I think in a

Personally, I hate Monday night sports. I can't really explain why either. I think my mood is just so different compared to Fri, Sat, Sun. Probably because I always liked looking at the points table on Sunday night, knowing everyone had played their match that weekend, so you coukd see exactly how each team is doing. They should look at Friday nights, since they only ever seem to play Sat-Sun at the moment.

Excellent!

I have been watching bits of this game on and off since it started. Audience has been between 2800 and 2900 viewers each time I checked. Has anyone seen it crack 3k today at any point? I exoect next week vs Toulouse should get a much bigger audience.

I wound the video back and watched both "hits" on the ref. Both very, very soft. Not sure if he was akready carrying an injury beforehand and this just aggrevated it. Oh well, either way,he's gone for an early shower.

It's not just the players playing for a World Cup spot. Referee Ben Casty also vying for that last spot in the Elite WC coaching squad. Will surely come down to him and Drizza.

Not sure, and they did not show a replay either.

Pity, they were defending so well until that.

Good to see a close game and a good quality stream too. I noticed a huge contrast in the players' body language during their own national anthems. Peruvians, all with their hand on the heart, singing the national anthem. El Salvador players, some of them were chatting away, not even respecting their own national anthem. Disappointing.

Weren't they having a great season until a couple of matches ago??