BBC or ITV

Which one will you be watching the final on ? BBC for me not fussed on itv but fair play hoddle talks a good game

BBC.

bbc every day

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Hate the WBA tw@t

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Hate the WBA tw@t

hate him

Ignore Chiles and its ITV for me

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Hate the WBA tw@t

hate him

How the f**k does a nobhead like that get paid £500,000 a year for spouting shit all the time. Absolute tosser.

I don't think Chiles will get another prime football gig after this as its beyond him. However, he was shagging Christine Bleakly at one point so fair play, as he has a face that looks like my scrotum on a hot day.

BBC, simply to avoid adverts

Bbc

Since time began always watched BBC coverage over ITV.

Chile's is the perfect example of why 'fans' shouldn't host or analyse shows. He tries to be humourous all the time.

First time ever though I'd rather ITV's title sequence over the BBC's. Nice retro look.

BBC hate adverts

BBC because ITV's sports coverage is awful. Poor pundits and commentators along with adverts.

That said, BBC do have the embarrassments that are Savage and Mills.

BBC as I cant stand that prick Adrian Chiles and there will be no ad breaks

bbc for me no ad breaks

All the commentators on TV are absolutely dire but Clive Tyldesley and Sam Matterface are less dire than Jonathan Pearce and Guy Mowbray. Having said that BBC pundits such as Thierry Henry and Clarence Seedorf are light years ahead of Ian Wright and Fabio Cannavaro, but ITV still have Martin O' Neill, Lee Dixon and Glenn Hoddle and when Chiles allows them to speak they are usually interesting. As for the adverts, like everyone else I mute them and ignore them while making a fresh cuppa!

All the commentators on TV are absolutely dire but Clive Tyldesley and Sam Matterface are less dire than Jonathan Pearce and Guy Mowbray. Having said that BBC pundits such as Thierry Henry and Clarence Seedorf are light years ahead of Ian Wright and Fabio Cannavaro, but ITV still have Martin O' Neill, Lee Dixon and Glenn Hoddle and when Chiles allows them to speak they are usually interesting. As for the adverts, like everyone else I mute them and ignore them while making a fresh cuppa!

All the commentators on TV are absolutely dire but Clive Tyldesley and Sam Matterface are less dire than Jonathan Pearce and Guy Mowbray. Having said that BBC pundits such as Thierry Henry and Clarence Seedorf are light years ahead of Ian Wright and Fabio Cannavaro, but ITV still have Martin O' Neill, Lee Dixon and Glenn Hoddle and when Chiles allows them to speak they are usually interesting. As for the adverts, like everyone else I mute them and ignore them while making a fresh cuppa!

BBC for me. Can't think of a single reason why someone would choose ITV. I'd be interested to know why some do.

Hopefully the commentary team will be Guy Mowbray or Steve Wilson with Danny Murphy as co-commentator.

BBC. Better of bad lot.

Chiles would be enough to put anyone off. Plus adverts make it an easy choice.

BBC Hansen's last broadcast, like or loath him he is an institution.