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Match of the Day 2Newest Review: ... least with its "2 good, 2 bad" feature, which covers things like overblown goal celebrations, fans with random hair styles, and even the stereotypical crowd member that's fallen asleep during the match. Hosted by Adrian Chiles and 2 guests which change on a week-by-week basis, the show has something for everyone (assuming you're a football fan with an interest in the Premiership). ... more |
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by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Match of the Day 2 is your only option if you want to see the highlights of the Sunday matches from the Barclays Premier League, without resorting to Sky. The show has full highlights of all the Sunday games, and also repeats the coverage of the goals from Saturday's Match of the Day. This is done on a match-by-match basis, and shows a few of the specific match's newspaper headlines just before the goals are shown. Having watched MotD 2 for a while now, one thing I have noticed is that it has more of a sense of humour than Saturday's offering, not least with its "2 good, 2 bad" feature, which covers things like overblown goal celebrations, fans with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/09/09 (Useful, 13 readings)
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Match the day 2 is the BBC's sunday highlight service which covers the sunday games in the English Premier League. It takes place in a slightly more informal setting than it's saturday night cousin and is hosted by Adrian Chiles (The One Show) rather than Gary Linekar. The Pundits are often interchangeable between the two including household names such as Alan Hansen, Mark Lawrenson, Lee Dixon and Martin Keown. Due to the fact that the majority of high profile games take place in the premier league on a Sunday the football is often of a high quality and the analysis is often quite knowledgeable and can be bested by the excellence of Sky Sports and Andy Gray. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/08/09 (Useful, 39 readings)
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Adrian Chiles is god. His Brummy humour supplies constant laughs through the analysis of each game! Supported by varying guests from Alan Hansen to Lee Dixon with the occasional manager popping in every now and then they really do get 'the last word on the weekends action'. Its purpose is to show highlights of Sundays matches before rounding up the best of the action from Saturday. Since the domination of skysports upon kick off times there is almost always one team out of the 'big four' playing on a Sunday, for this reason a second match of the day has started. Its light hearted approach makes it more appealing to the non-supporter of football, for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Match of the Day 2 along with the new season has given something for all football fans bored on a Saturday evening to watch. Match of the Day 2 usually comes at 10:30pm on a Sunday and is quite similar to the normal Match of the day which can be viewed on Saturdays. This show presented by Adrian Chiles and supported by Alan Hansen, Lawro and even Shearer this year show the highlights of all the Premier League fixtures with goals, chances and even some punch-ups helped with a couple of guests. Match of the Day 2 only has a few small differences to Match of the Day. As there are less games usually to view on a Sunday more time is sometimes spent on the less ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Match of the Day 2 is a football highlights show a bit like the main Match of the Day programme on Saturday evening but is a more light hearted look at the weekends premier league football action. It is broadcast on Sunday evenings on BBC 2 after Sundays games in the premiership around 1030pm. It features mainly highlights and analysis from the games on Sunday as well as a roundup of Saturdays action. As it is hosted by a presenter who is also a football fan (Adrian Chiles who supports West Brom who currently just got relegated from the Premiership) it offers a show that is maybe considered less serious and geared more towards the real fans of football. There ... Read the complete review
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