BBC Sports spoilers
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2016 8:44 pm
Anyone else noticed that the BBC Sport website seem to be going out of their way to spoil live scores of late?
They used to just have a link titled something like 'Premier League latest scores' and you'd click that to load a new page with the info but these days they seem to want to put as much info on the main page as possible, even if it means some people who may want to find out the news later may ruin their surprise just by loading the main sports page.
Case in point: Middlesbrough are currently playing Hull, it's 0-0 and Negredo has shot over.
That one isn't too bad but only due it sounding like naff all is happening in the match.
I spoke too soon, in the time it has taken me to type this, the Beeb have updated the main page to let the world know that Boro have had a goal ruled out.
A better example would be a week ago Sunday when United played West Ham and Everton played Southampton. The main sports page showed that Mourinho had been sent off, Ibrahimovic had equalised for United and Saints had scored after 41...as well as detailing the results from the day's earlier matches.
I can't be the only person out there who tries to avoid some football scores but at the same time would like to read other sports news?
They used to just have a link titled something like 'Premier League latest scores' and you'd click that to load a new page with the info but these days they seem to want to put as much info on the main page as possible, even if it means some people who may want to find out the news later may ruin their surprise just by loading the main sports page.
Case in point: Middlesbrough are currently playing Hull, it's 0-0 and Negredo has shot over.
That one isn't too bad but only due it sounding like naff all is happening in the match.
I spoke too soon, in the time it has taken me to type this, the Beeb have updated the main page to let the world know that Boro have had a goal ruled out.
A better example would be a week ago Sunday when United played West Ham and Everton played Southampton. The main sports page showed that Mourinho had been sent off, Ibrahimovic had equalised for United and Saints had scored after 41...as well as detailing the results from the day's earlier matches.
I can't be the only person out there who tries to avoid some football scores but at the same time would like to read other sports news?