Currently watching the rather brilliant Tour de France on the TV and the British Grand Prix on the laptop, who says us blokes can't multi task?

Anyone else out there who watches 2 programmes at the same time.

i like to combine band of brothers with gardeners world, slightly confusing occasionally, but enjoyable for all that.

what about Wimbledon, ya slacker.

piston broke wrote:what about Wimbledon, ya slacker.

Balls!!!!!

If I'm having a rare Saturday afternoon at home I usually have 601 on Freeview plus a free online game (guess who) and sometimes the local radio on.

Only two sports on at once is for wimps you know

leem5ki I did your afternoon in reverse F1 n the box, tdf on a laptop, cricket and tennis updates on another laptop - the last Olympics I had the tv, two laptops, and ipad and my phone at the same time, whilst updating this message board - didn't miss a single British medal

When I was a bit younger, I used to watch both top class football and cricket in real life at the same time. Where was I?

Nottingham

Last time West Brom were at the Turf I watched football and some form of wrestling at the same time.

Bramhall Lane, I should think

GordonvaleClaret wrote:When I was a bit younger, I used to watch both top class football and cricket in real life at the same time. Where was I?

ont'Turf. I remember the HT dash to that end of Longside when Charlie Griffiths was the pro. Back then Lancs League cricket was top class.

GordonvaleClaret wrote:When I was a bit younger, I used to watch both top class football and cricket in real life at the same time. Where was I?

Old Trafford!

piston broke wrote:ont'Turf. I remember the HT dash to that end of Longside when Charlie Griffiths was the pro. Back then Lancs League cricket was top class.

I can remember the days when we stood at that end of the Longside so we could watch the cricket as well.

ClaretTony wrote:I can remember the days when we stood at that end of the Longside so we could watch the cricket as well.

You could do it v easily at Seedhill, and after that you could watch cricket and stock car racing!

nil_desperandum wrote:You could do it v easily at Seedhill, and after that you could watch cricket and stock car racing!

And some athletics. It was always a pain in the arse playing when that was on.