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Apparently, the media in North Korea are only allowed to broadcast their teams national games after they have finished. They are not allowed to show games in which they lose, or the oppositions goals. Interestingly, when they do lose, there are no highlights, just a written report with the score adjusted to show they won.
So, come mid July expect them to be having an open top bus ride parading the cup they ‘won’. But with no highlights to be seen!
Read a report on the North koreans and their striker is amazing. Apparantly they play a 631 formation with 2 wingbacks its abit mad, but very defensive and counter attacking.
Read a report on the North koreans and their striker is amazing. Apparantly they play a 631 formation with 2 wingbacks its abit mad, but very defensive and counter attacking.I hope Bobby’s watching North Korea & I better change my Prediction League scores.
Apparently, the media in North Korea are only allowed to broadcast their teams national games after they have finished. They are not allowed to show games in which they lose, or the oppositions goals. Interestingly, when they do lose, there are no highlights, just a written report with the score adjusted to show they won.So, come mid July expect them to be having an open top bus ride parading the cup they ‘won’. But with no highlights to be seen!
Isn’t that like our season’s DVD? :shock:
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