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Old 07-12-2016, 16:14   #6
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Re: Interesting that most people record live sporting events.
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Yep, but I'm still surprised that most people record live sporting events.

I had assumed that they would simply watch them as they happen and use Delay TV to watch anything that they want to see again.
I know a lot of people think like that, but a football match watched as a recording is just as exciting as watching it live if you don't already know the result.

The main problem is when your friends ring up before you've had a chance to watch it and give the game away.
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