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yep i know its been done in FOG but if they have one why cant we
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
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It's usually varies from 8pm to late on Sky Sports on Saturday and Sundays I think. I think Five show a late game on a Tuesday. Can't remember. Season is over anyway at the moment. I just usually look at the listings.
You know what channel/time?
The regular American football season? September to March I think.
Thanks for that explanation by the way Grandprix
What time is the regular season on? I like Superbowl so i wouldnt mind seeing more of American Football!
Baseball I watch pretty much all the time it's on. I used to only watch the Superbowl but I caught a bit of the regular season this time around. I don't watch any basketball although I try to keep up with what's going on and I usually watch the final games of the season.
Grandprix wrote:
> I only started watching baseball at the World Series 2003 and I
> watched the whole of last season so I'm still a rookie at it all I
> suppose.
>
Im not that much of an expert either in baseball much more of 'American' Football and Basketball
St Louis, I like them too, as long as it isnt the Red Sox or Yankees im ok.
In particular i do not like Gary Sheffield, dont know why, just really dispise the guy
> I only started watching baseball at the World Series 2003 and I
> watched the whole of last season so I'm still a rookie at it all I
> suppose.
>
Im not that much of an expert either in baseball much more of 'American' Football and Basketball
St Louis, I like them too, as long as it isnt the Red Sox or Yankees im ok.
In particular i do not like Gary Sheffield, dont know why, just really dispise the guy
I only started watching baseball at the World Series 2003 and I watched the whole of last season so I'm still a rookie at it all I suppose.
Anyway, baseball teams are split into 6 divisions, 3 in the American League and 3 the National league. After the regular season which is played over 160+ games, the top of every division and two wild cards play in a knockout competition to determine the World Series champions.
The American League and the National League teams don't play each other except for the odd occasions during the season.
I think that's basically it. Check mlb.com if you want to know a bit more.
Anyway, my thoughts on the World Series. I think St. Louis might do it this season.
For the basketball, I'll plump for Miami.
Anyway, baseball teams are split into 6 divisions, 3 in the American League and 3 the National league. After the regular season which is played over 160+ games, the top of every division and two wild cards play in a knockout competition to determine the World Series champions.
The American League and the National League teams don't play each other except for the odd occasions during the season.
I think that's basically it. Check mlb.com if you want to know a bit more.
Anyway, my thoughts on the World Series. I think St. Louis might do it this season.
For the basketball, I'll plump for Miami.
Grandprix...who ya like for the World Series
Also for the NBA plyoffs
I got a good feeling bout the Marlins
And probly be the Spurs to win, they got too many options.
Also for the NBA plyoffs
I got a good feeling bout the Marlins
And probly be the Spurs to win, they got too many options.
Yeah, would like to one time, but more than likely i would be asking loads of obvious questions!
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