Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Box Sets and why cricket beats football

House of Cards

I was never sure why people rave about box sets, but after finally deciding to catch up with House of Cards on Netflix, I can now see the appeal, you can watch whenever you want and you don't have to wait for a week to find out what happens next. The way we are watching television is definitely changing apart from watching live sport no one will let the TV schedules dictate there evening.

Briefly back to House of Cards is there a better actor around than Kevin Spacey


Cricket v Football

Where cricket scores over football is that it can create many memorable moments that don't always impact the result but stay in your memory, football apart from a memorable goal doesn't have enough scope to provide this, with the average game only providing 2.4 goals. Even in a one day cricket match there is a 100 overs where something fantastic can happen.

In the Cricket World Cup there has been two great moments I have seen so far.

Kane Williamson hitting the 6 to beat Australia and Dilshan taking 24 off a single Mitchell Johnson over


Leader Debates

I really don't have an opinion on these, I do think it is harder to defend rather than attack, the best quote I have seen on the subject is that the last round made Nick Clegg look good, and that didn't exactly turn out great.

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