Has mobile viewing changed the way you watch sport?

Bavinh31451700

No it hasnt. I still watch sport on tv

typhoon

Do not watch sport on my mobile at all. i prefer to get involved directly with sport rather than sit on the sidelines watching.Playing a sport, any sport is better than being a couch potato glued to the tv and why be glued to a tiny mobile screen.

thmurphy

I prefer to watch sport live or on tv and will generally just look at results if I can't get it live

Frank Yates

I do not watch sport on mobile devices. I either turn on the TV, radio or wait till I get home

GarryM

I prefer to watch sports live

squeekums

Means i dont need to worry about missing a footy game, this is essential lol

mcgore

Upon returning to Australia from a two-year stay in the UK, as a family, we wanted to have access to the EPL football. A Foxtel subscription was to be a stretch, but the unique broadcast arrangement hosted by Optus influenced us to engage them as our supplier for mobile telephone, internet and also the Fetch TV entertainment package.

Migaloo

I have not watched the way l watch sport , l still watch it mainly live on TV , if 2 teams are playing at the one time l record one and watch that one later on .

Anonymous

Why on earth would anyone want to watch sport on their mobile phones or tablets. Surely that is what large-screen, HD TVs were invented for. We were promised that we would get all important sporting events on free-to-air TV, but most of it still is only available on Pay TV. We are supposedly a multi-cultural country (whatever that means), and we have people from every cricket-playing country in the world living in Australia, but the only matches shown on free-to-air TV from the Cricket World Cup were the matches that Australia was playing in, and the only overseas matches we get to see now are the Ashes matches. We used to get the matches from the West Indies, South Africa, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, etc. Our government has not kept its promise to us, and it's time people jumped up and down and did something about it. Pensioners, the unemployed and the disabled, etc, cannot afford Pay TV, so we miss out on sporting events that we all love to watch because of it. I will NEVER watch sport on my mobile phone or my tablet.

squeekums

Simple convenience when i cant avoid being out of the house during the game. A good quality screen and any device works well. Like yesterdays, watched most of power game on my tablet as we were out

suzikq

No sport for me, do not watch any.

ronles

no. I don't watch any sport on my mobile

shelly47

I don't have a smart phone and I don't watch much sport so I wouldn't access sport if I had a smartphone.

BIGTED 1954

NO

Ebineza

I watch sport live, or on TV

Anonymous

Mobile viewing has definitely changed they way of watching sport. You can watch anyway, anytime. During life events, you can watch anywhere as long as you have data or wifi available. With social media, you can see the world react to the event as it occurs. Nowadays sport viewers have more statistic while watching sport, which can increase the quality of the experience.

wq.claire

Yes! It is now more convenient. I can even watch when I out.

wq.claire

Yes! It is now more convenient. I can even watch when I out.

Skylark

Not really. I still attend Test & Sheffield cricket, as well as watch/listen via
TV, radio or online.
I still watch club level Motorsport at the track. I won't watch V8$upercars in any form, after they betrayed their fans.

Bottom line is social media had not affected my viewing, because I don't use it.
Being able to keep an eye on cricket scores on my work computer is handy though.

rob

I love the big screen not a little one

ALK

I seem to be same as most that is I don't watch sport on mobile. I like to watch some afl games if I'm home when they're on live on free to air tv .

chips48

Why on earth would anyone want to watch sport on their mobile phones or tablets. Surely that is what large-screen, HD TVs were invented for. We were promised that we would get all important sporting events on free-to-air TV, but most of it still is only available on Pay TV. We are supposedly a multi-cultural country (whatever that means), and we have people from every cricket-playing country in the world living in Australia, but the only matches shown on free-to-air TV from the Cricket World Cup were the matches that Australia was playing in, and the only overseas matches we get to see now are the Ashes matches. We used to get the matches from the West Indies, South Africa, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, etc. Our government has not kept its promise to us, and it's time people jumped up and down and did something about it. Pensioners, the unemployed and the disabled, etc, cannot afford Pay TV, so we miss out on sporting events that we all love to watch because of it. I will NEVER watch sport on my mobile phone or my tablet.

ammiel

if i choose to watch a live event it is always from home, and i do not touch my mobile or other devices nor do i change the channel of the tv, i want to be fully engrossed in the moment and be sidetracked by nothing.

stevieerose

No

chips48

I still, and always will, prefer to watch sport on our big-screen TV. After all, we were promised when these TVs first came out that we would get to see any important sporting events featuring our top sports people LIVE on FREE TO AIR TV, not on Pay TV (which at least half of the population cannot afford, especially pensioners and the unemployed). And why on earth would someone want to watch a sporting event on a tiny little mobile phone screen, or even a tablet or computer screen. Sport, and movies, TV shows, etc, all should be seen on large screens to be fully appreciate, with surround sound to add to the effect. Being able to check the results or watch the match at any time, anywhere has definitely spoiled the experience, because TV Stations and sporting bodies are catering for this small audience and the Pay TV companies instead of living up to the commitment they made years ago to keep important sporting events free-to-air.

Bubbles McTavish

No, I watch sport as normal - on TV - there are enough spoiler alerts that I don't have to find out prior to watching.]

typhoon

None of the sports they put on TV are sports i want to watch and why would you want an expensive data plan to watch sports on your mobile?? What a waste of money. I have noticed that many who say that they like their sports do not actually play any sports themselves.Me, i'd much rather get out there and do something than be a passive observer.

kiwilass

I also don't watch sport sport doesn't affect me at all

wee stu

I check other games scores online while I watch my footy team play live - that's about all

Blossom

I find it very frustrating when you miss highlights because they are cut by ads.
I follow the tennis, cricket, basketball, netball and basketball.
I also follow motorsport which was contracted out as straight to air but it is often delayed because of football. They put ads in it at the most inconvenient times too. They should be allowed to put extra ads on during breaks in racing instead of interrupting the broadcast. I am delighted that it is going to another TV channel this year. Maybe we will get the coverage that they are paid to give.

Blossom

I find it very frustrating when you miss highlights because they are cut by ads.
I follow the tennis, cricket, basketball, netball and basketball.
I also follow motorsport which was...

Before somebody jumps on their bandwagon there are teams in motorsport.

cutlas

I don't follow any sport; so no, it hasn't changed the way I do not watch sport.

Kessa1959

I still prefer to watch sport on the tv at home as the screen is larger although I do like watching certain sports live.

Fluffy

Hi, When I have the time I prefer to watch sports on T.V at home with family and friends, and on occasion on the big screen in a sports bar with my brother. :-)

I do it this way basically cos it easier for me to hear and concentration on the game and score.

I've noticed that like me most people tell there friends if they don't want to know the score they tell them up front, and for the most part it works out.

For some of my friends at work though it's easier to catch up on the sport as soon as it's played, as they like to watch it as it is played

Sassa

It really depends on the sport. Our family's favourite sport is AFL. So when it is that time of year then we are passionate about it. My boys and I hate watching or going to cricket matches but my husband loves it. I quite like watching Tennis when I have time but it seems that I have less and less these days.

My oldest boy is really into competitive swimming and is in a swimming club and got to compete at State Sprints yesterday (which was a challenge in itself). My boys also love doing Little Athletics. My youngest boy will be playing Soccer this year and my oldest boy is into Cross Country running. Don't forget about the Scouts too. They are always going away or doing hikes and other activities. I love my competition Table Tennis and my husband plays competition ten pin bowling. We also like going for bike rides and the kids like jumping on the trampoline.

So you could say that our family thrives on sport.

ozycash

dont watch sport

steury66

I can record anything so I don't really get to watch it live,but when I can I prefer to watch it on tv,i like the larger screen.

bc

I don't watch many sports - I do watch the AFL but never on my mobile

Jyc_chan10

i think the change is that it give me more variety to watch sports and hence i have mroe exposure to the sports and results. eg while i am traveling, commuting or even times where i am not at home but i can still get hte latest news and updates form the sports

Jodiddleo

I love sport and I love the fact I can find out the reults as they happen on my smart phone, I watch all sports and last weekend in Sydney we had everything from soccer, cricket to boxing, it was sensational.

del31

only watch sports on tv at home. not interested in watching on mobiles or tablets

sweetsunshine

I prefer to watch sport live on TV. I hate the chance of spoilers, much rather know the result as it happens, because it's increasingly difficult to hide yourself away from society before you get to watch the replay! For me watching catch-up sport is not as enjoyable once I know the result.

Tanasalisha

Yes, I don't like sports and find it harder to avoid being bombarded with statistics and results because of sports mad colleagues accessing sites on their phones and computers.

tinacz

No change. I do not watch sport.

Ruby1955

I still prefer to watch sports at home on TV not because I am afraid to hear the result but because I still have a life outside of watching sport.

lynneeime

I still prefer to watch sport at home on the tv. I don't have any apps to watch sport on my phone and don't intend to get them.

Nellyy

I mostly only watch big games such as the AFL Grand Final or NRL Grand Final and prefer to watch live on TV or at the local club as it makes me feel more involved in the game. It's just not exciting watching the game/match the next day when you've already read the results in the news.

jkl421960

don't watch sport generally except for the afl grand final each year

col001

Queenslander and avid rugby league follower. Watch other sports also, like the tennis and like watching it live or record it on our "my star" box if not around. Never use the phone, not interested in learning how, too old. If someone has to use social media to see results, I think it simply means they are really not interested in watching the game. At times doing so to upset those that want to watch the game.

If I watch a delayed broadcast, I turn off or do something else until the game comes on.

EileenW1

I don't use my mobile for anything other than phone calls, SMS, very rare photos, and occasionally just checking my email inbox for urgent messages. As a pensioner I cannot afford the enormous charges younger people incur by using their mobiles as a computer. I love sport but will record a match, game or event if I can't watch it on TV at the time it happens. We no longer go to live sport events as the entry price, added to horrific charges for food and drink and cost of parking is now beyond what we can afford.

col001

I don't use my mobile for anything other than phone calls, SMS, very rare photos, and occasionally just checking my email inbox for urgent messages. As a pensioner I cannot afford the enormous...

Know what you mean about the cost Eileen, it's pathetic and not justified.

sharleen

not really as i limit what i listen to.

senorita

While it was showing Men Tennis final on that day, I had a dinner appointment on that night and could not watch the scores. By having the mobile, I was able to watch the live scores and the winner on the news site. I could not watch it live on mobile because of my data allowance and also the streaming too slow to load. Luckily I have it recorded to be able to watch later after I come back home

vyj

I prefer to watch sport live, if I have nothing important to do. But, if it is a match I have really been looking forward to and I find out the outcome before I have really had the chance to watch it, I find it very disappointing, especially if the result was what I had hoped for.

paulettea

Hi I odd at times have found it annoying that you find the results through social media. I do prefer if possible to attend sport events live however if I cannot my preference is to watch on television. I think being able to check results or watch on mobiles is wonderful I think people can feel free to out and about but not miss out on seeing their sport.

Ruru

It hasn't changed the way I watch sport as I have better things to do like helping others.

Tuppence

I do not watch sports other than on TV (Occasionally)

Ruru

Same reply as Gezemetb. It hasn't changed the way I watch sport as I have better things to do like helping others.

peterv

I must be old fashioned because I prefer to watch at home on a decent sized screen although I do have a tablet.

Anonymous

Hasn't changed it all since I don't watch sports.

glenny18

No I do not watch sport on the mobile phone. Its all on the TV. I do check scores
on the phone during the games but that is all. We watch a lot of sport and try to avoid channel 7 as they are hopeless at any live coverage, put to many ads on and have annoying commentators.

coversharvey

Too expensive for pensioners to access

ttg

I'm not an avid sports watcher. However, in saying that, I have and do travel to watch the tennis live. If I'm unable to see the event live, then I enjoy watching it on TV as it happens. Mobile viewing and checking results isn't something I would do. Therefore, technology hasn't changed my enjoyment of watching sport live, or via tv.

Tish

I do not watch sport in any way shape or form

Liz

No, I don't really watch sports so nothing has changed for me

Liz

I don't really watch sports so nothing has changed for me

frannymanny

I do not watch sports at all. When my children were playing sport I attended games and volunteered my time.I will probably do the same for my grandchildren as they get older

Patty

dont watch much sports but I love the big screen if it is tennis or cricket which i love so unless i am in a deserted place where i cant get a big tv, that"ll be it.

Dei

Like many of you here, I also don't watch sports mobile or not. My husband is keen on English Premier League & my son is a wrestling fan ... but as these are northern hemisphere sports the time difference also plays a factor. When my husband watches the cricket or something like that social & true media updates can be a hazard but as Derek has only had a smart phone since Christmas 2013 & a tablet from this Christmas & would never try & use the 'net while watching tv this is all rather moot.
His biggest hazard would be myself or our son "accidently" telling him the score.

IanMutz

I enjoy watching some sports. I have attended games to watch them live which is enjoyable because of the social interactions amongst spectators but not so enjoyable when the action is on the other side of the field and I can't see what is happening. I find that I prefer to watch sport on TV as the camera is always on the action and results are regularly displayed to see easily.

heeleen

I don't really watch sport on tv, sometimes I will watch a bit of cricket but that's about it, so never use my ipad or phone to do this either.

Robyn

I do not own a mobile device nor get involved with social media. I enjoy watching some sport on television, particularly tennis, and think a mobile phone screen would cause eye strain due to its limited size.

paraic

I like to watch sports live with company it makes it more interesting I think. when I can I have people over to my place or go to a friends to watch the football / cricket etc.
Having live mobile sport is also a good think it means you can get results as they happen. if I have taped a game it is very hard not to look at results first. I watch the EPL in England and as it's on in the early hours I tape the games and make sure I watch them before I get to the results.

kfactor

I don't watch sports or anything else on my phone. I'd much rather watch sports on TV at home.

diann

I do not watch sport or have any interest in it, I also do not have social media, but I do hear what happens in the sports world at work, because so many people there love sport. So if I did want to watch sport later, it would get spoilt at work.

BASH

not at all foxtel on our tv fills my needs

sprott

Not really if''s local I will go if I want to see if it's on Sky I will either watch it on TV or record and watch later.

Ma

Not at all! I am not into watching sports

CAT17

No I don't watch sport on my mobile - I do watch on the big screen though. I can actually get by nicely without having to be glued to my mobile phone!

mausy

Love watching most sports on TV...During the Aust Open I have the App on my smartphone...During AFL season I have the App on my smartphone..Very handy for score updates, injury updates, and general game info...etc.. Social media doesn't really effect me at all...if I'm interested I will take a look...it doesn't worry me at all..sometimes knowing the result is a bit of a 'spoiler alert'...but I still watch on TV regardless.....

Ziah

Hate sports of ANY kind (especially with overpaid "professional" sportspeople), and I don't watch ANYTHING on mobile devices, so no, my sport viewing has not, and will never change.

eugenie

Only sport that interests me is AFL footy & my mobile is old style no access to live games anyway. Games I am interested in I see live or on tv. Nothing has changed for me. How could anyone watch a footy match on those tiny screens anyway?

eugenie

Only sport that interests me is AFL footy & my mobile is old style no access to live games anyway. Games I am interested in I see live or on tv. Nothing has changed for me.

Blue_Barrel_Farm

Yes, I watch the cricket and AFL on delay on Satellite TV. This allows me to fast forward thru the adds and break in play drivel (commentary).

tterrypu

The only way to watch sport is live.
Facebook and all that type of media, as far as I am concerned, are a waste of time and space because everybody knows better than someone else and also too much false information in paraded to the populace who graciously accept it as the truth.

racey1

NO NOT REALLY I THINK IT HAS IMPROVED THE WAY FOR EVERYONE THAT LOVES SPORT.

WH

i like watching sport especially soccer and tennis. i would like to find out the result online if i delay watching any sport.

Voltron

i prefer to watch sport live on big screen tv.

steelbacchus

What is mobile viewing? We can't all afford smartphones.
I wouldn't pay anyway

Vivace

No because I have no interest in sport and I wouldn't waste my mobile data on it.

vickbenla

I watch the Cricket at home on TV would attend the matches if they were closer to home. I do follow Australian Cricket on social media & watch match highlights on my ipad. I also watch Rugby League & AFL live games, & have both apps on ipad, where I get match results etc.

Tyke

I don't watch sport much at all - if I do I prefer it on tv. Not a huge fan of anything on the mobile!!!!

Wyrd

Do not watch sports much anymore and I tend to watch out for anything interesting on social media.

jb

I am getting absolutely fed up with Channel 9 continually delaying various live sports coverage for up to an hour or so in order to safeguard their so-called flagship programs. One such one has recently degenerated into a puerile, pathetic waste of key viewing time, uusually when a highly anticipated game is already under way. It has annoyed me so much that I will no longer buy any product advertised on Channel 9

gargar

I like to watch the sports direct as you always hear the results on the news,I also like to watch from my own lounge room on my big television so I can have a nice cup of coffee and relax.

kiwinutter

I'm not a sports watcher either but I could see how social media would need to be avoided :)

Peter

No. Don't watch TV on mobile. Can't afford it.

Ashar

The best way to watch sport is live, of course at the arena or stadium. I use my mobile phone only to make calls or send SMS.

Milburnd

No I don't like accessing sport on my ipad or my phone I prefer watching sport on the T.V.

Kayanne

Really don't watch sport at all on any medium.

mare

I still like to watch on TV

mrwonderful5433

I watch sport on tv as i find it is too small on a mobile device. I pefer to watch it live if possible without knowing the results.

EGirl76

I'm generally either watching on TV, listening to it on the radio or I'm there, so I just fit the medium in with my life. I'm not worried about being "spoiled" or the like, so that side of things doesn't affect me. :-)

Wellygaz

Nope - but don't watch sport!

MazzyJ

Nope because the only sport I watch is cricket and if I'm not home when its on too bad I'm not that mad on sport

Wildcat

Mobile viewing does not affect me as mobile coverage where I live leaves a lot to be desired, sports that I do follow I either watch or listen for the results on tv, so for me I still keep up to date, even if it may be a little late.

sunny64

I don't keep my mobile phone with me when I watch tv. (we have no reception where I live anyway) but I do watch sport on tv while also playing on Facebook. I do get frustrated when people in different Timezones post about the game or sport I'm watching or even Reality Shows and spoil it by talking about it or giving the results before I can finish watching.
I think we are getting out of control with mobile viewings as it spoils it for some of us who can't afford to watch it or don't have the devices.
I just want to sit at home and watch tv in peace without peeople posting the results ahead of time.
Unfortunately I'm sure I am in the minority and how would you police it anyway. Freedom of speech and all.

. V

I don't have time to watch much sport let alone watch sport on mobile devices. I will watch NRL and AFL. It doesn't bother me when I hear the results of a sporting match etc

jackdaw

I don't watch a lot of sports but TV viewing has been so bad lately, that I have joined my Husband and watched the Cricket and the Soccer on TV. I prefer to do all my viewing on TV as the screen is larger. Neither of us is bothered about hearing the result but we rarely do.

musicmum

Don't watch sport.

skiman

i still watch the same amount of sport at home. having internet on mobile has made it easier to be able to check scores when out and about. Due to data limits its not something that I would pay to subscribe to get video content because I would be worried I would go over my data, so I just stick to checking the scores and reading articles. I love to watch the footy and if the game is not live it is very hard to stay away from social media but then if I find out my team has lost then i am disappointed and I may not watch the replay then.

normarand

I don't have a smart phone or a tablet so I usually watch sport on TV at home. If it is a delayed telecast and I really want to know the score I can access my desktop computer there to get it. I'm not really that interested in most sports though.

dunbaylass

For a person my age, the saying " You can't teach an old Dog new trick" rates very high, my 16 year old grand daughter, has been trying to coach me in the use of an IPad, or her tablet, cause as she says " Pop will never complain, if he wants to watch NCIS, and I want to watch the tennis, cause I can watch it on my own devise" but sorry new gadgets are not my cup of tea so hence my husband watches NCIS and I miss out on sport, unless of course its Rugby and then he watches that and I go and play on my PC

Geevesy75

I now refuse to watch a sport unless it is live on TV as I almost always already know the result. As an avid sports follower (and small time punter) I constantly am up to date with scores and events. I have started purchasing apps that allow me to live stream certain sports to my mobile or tablet so that the hour delay to QLD is not a problem. I love watching sport but I cancelled my payTV service a while back in an attempt to save some money..... I regret this come footy season but you can't have everything.

tyke1929

No I have in interest in watching sport on my mobile, better things to do with my time

Veg

I love all sports except AFL (which sucks) and I prefer to watch live or if possible, go to the game/event. I use my tablet to keep up with scores from games that I am not watching and to place bets on the horses and dogs. I would only watch on a very small screen such as a smartphone if there was no possible other way to catch the game.

Octavia

I prefer to watch sport live on a big screen TV so tend to watch at home but I will sometimes loosely follow live commentary on my laptop if I don't have time to sit down and watch a whole match. I mainly watch cricket, soccer and tennis. I never watch on my mobile although I might check the scores occasionally. If a game is not transmitted live it doesn't bother me if I find out the score before I get to watch it - in fact if I know that it has already finished I prefer to know the outcome upfront so that I can just enjoy the game. But, unless it's a high profile game (like the Asian Cup final) it isn't that difficult to avoid finding out the result if you prefer it.

WEK

Hi I seldom use a mobile device to check scores/results. Typically I only use where I have not attended, nor watched on free to air or foxtel and various news services do not provide results - then I search for live scores

rob1

Not really, I don't have fox so if I want to watch some live sporting events when I am out it would be on the massive screen at my local club.

Otherwise I just watch sport on free to air, kind of think this mobile watching is a waste of time given the screen size, The only time I watch anything is when I catch the bus which is 7-8 am .... no sport then or 5:30-7pm .... no sport there either.

Buggy

No it hasn't changed the way I watch sport but yes social media has made it a lot harder to not find out the scores but you can avoid looking at the posts or tweets involved

super88

I don't think the way I view sport has altered at all.
I enjoy listening to a cricket test or an update on the radio in a spare moment, but have no interest in the outcome of 20/20 or one day matches.
My mobile phone is pretty much used only for phone calls and an occasional text.
for most sports the highlights provide all the information I want.

DougK

No change in my viewing - only watch on free-to-air TV.

daisy

I dont watch on mobile device, I dont even watch sport on TV.

youi

No not at all, just depend on TV for scores at end of match.

peejay

don't have mobile viewing

jrl

I watch time-shifted tennis, have done for years. It's no more or less difficult to avoid hearing results, you just have to be careful.

agd

Not at all. Sport on TV is sufficient.

BKM547

Mobile screens are far too small to watch anything. Phone numbers are bad enough.

crowgirl1

The only sport that I am interested in is AFL. I am an Adelaide Crows member and I watch and record all the matches and go to Adelaide Oval to watch the match live. Watching a match on my iphone screen is too small. I don't watch the match on my ipad either. I prefer watching everything on a big screen.

winnie64

I have no interest in sports, I think we shouldn't need to watch sport while out

pauldaw

No, I do not have a mobile phone which is capable of this and I am actually considering getting rid of Foxtel so I will only be able to watch NRL that will be shown on FTA

Cheran

Like a lot of sports, but if I'm out doing other things I'm not going to access sports on the go - I'd rather watch it at home where I can concentrate and be comfortable - nothing is that important that I can't wait to see it.

junohgball

i only watch sport at home on tv

junohgball

i only watch sport at home on tv

Tracyb

It hasn't changed me. I still prefer to watch sport live if the time suits. It is a great way of finding the results if you miss it though. However, it can spoil things if you do see a result you didn't want to know. It certainly is increasingly difficult not to hear the results sometimes.

hispania

I love checking results on mobile/iPad when my team playing away. Can't bear to wait to watch TV presentation of an away match because they are so often not live. Just have to check up on results along the way.

dj0003

not really, I try to watch sports live anyway.

loctent

I think there is just too many channels for watching sport I miss the old days sometimes I miss the old days of 7 9 10 and 2

Damo1982

No Not really. If I'm watching live sports its usually the NRL and I'm to busy watching that and not using social media

Pellier

No. I leave my phone at the bottom of my bag.

squeekums

Yep, AFL season my tablet attached to be
keeping track of scores, other games that not on tv
injury updates

squeekums

Yep, AFL season my tablet attached to be
keeping track of scores, other games that not on tv
injury updates

Jezemeg8

No, not at all, because I do not watch sports.

super88

I'm the same as you. I don't watch sports at all...... so no change for me.

I'm the same, I might listen to an occasional update on the radio, just to be a bit up to date when it inevitably comes up in conversation, but I'm not interested in watching the blow by blow contest.

Skylark

No, not at all, because I do not watch sports.

Hasn't changed it much for me. Screen is too small. Watch it live, or on TV.

MRfuzzy

No, not at all, because I do not watch sports.

I'm the same don't watch sports

Tell

I'm the same as you. I don't watch sports at all...... so no change for me.

I also don't watch sport on mobile

Tell

I'm the same as you. I don't watch sports at all...... so no change for me.

I also don't watch sport on mobile

michb

No, not at all, because I do not watch sports.

I agree with you wholeheartedly Jezemeg8. As soon as sport comes on the channel is changed.

Odie

No, not at all, because I do not watch sports.

I'm the same as you. I don't watch sports at all...... so no change for me.