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'Removing'? Okay, if you say so. ;)

Silly question (probably), but what's the difference between that and a dodgy stream - is it legal to watch? - is the quality any better? I'm not fussed by anything other than the Brighton games, and plenty of sites available for *cough* other interests.

Tbh, I'd far rather be at the actual match, but finances don't permit that at all, and I don't have Sky/BT etc. for the same reason. If I want to watch us play, I have no real option other than a stream, and I'm quite happy to put aside a couple of hours, once a week, to do so. It's all horses...

Oh, I concur, but I would have thought that watching an Albion game (when available) would take precedence.

Thank you for that, and it makes perfect sense. As I said previously, it wasn't a criticism at all - I just simply wondered why.

Not a stalker, just curious. :) Maybe you can tell me why you'd choose to listen to (rather than watch) a match, unless it's actually on TV, when both options are available? As before, it's a genuine question, not a criticism.

Indeed, or you can say why you prefer to listen, than watch? Is it a difficult one for you?

You didn't answer, though - I asked (genuinely, with no agenda or malice) why you wouldn't want to watch a stream - was it the illegality or lack of knowledge how to do so? To suggest that you'd 'rather' listen to the radio, than actually watch the match, is a little odd....no? Do you avoid the...

You could have just said you don't want to answer, in the first place. :)

Okay, Okay, how should I phrase a rather simple question? Why would you 'choose' to listen to a match, rather than watch it? Does that make sense to you?

Why would you not rather watch the match...the whole match?

Is it the illegality that bothers you, or a lack of knowledge in finding a decent one? Genuine question, btw.