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. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a good football match as much as the next person, but the constant stream of updates can be overwhelming at times. Still, if it's presented in a concise and informative manner, like The Guardian's newsletter seems to promise, then maybe it'll be worth my while 
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but sometimes it feels like too much to keep up with 
so a weekly newsletter that sums it all up is a total game changer for me 
i mean who doesn't love gettin expert analysis and in-depth features on their fave sports teams 
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especially if its free 
gotta say tho, i wish they had more of a personal touch though 
just imagine gettin emails from the journalists themselves sharing behind-the-scenes stories 
that would take it to a whole new level for me 
But honestly, I'm getting so many emails from my friends who are just bombarding me with sports highlights every week 
I don't know how they manage to keep up with all the games and scores. Maybe The Guardian can make it easier for people like them by providing more concise updates or summaries of the news? 
Like, I get it, a weekly sports newsletter sounds like a great way to stay in the loop, but come on, someone's gotta pay for all that journalism expertise 
. I mean, have you seen the prices of tickets for Premier League games lately? It's highway robbery! 
. Their writers are definitely knowledgeable about their subjects and it's cool to get exclusive interviews and features. Just don't expect me to sign up for it, I'm on a tight budget rn 
. Can't we just keep track of our favorite teams on our own? And what's the point of having complete control over my subscription if it's still gonna send me stuff every week? Not buying it 
. Not sure if I'd get a lot out of it though, I mean, The Guardian's got a pretty serious rep, so I'm not sure they'll be writing about anything too... entertaining 
. And 7 days is way too often, if you ask me - just send updates when something big happens, don't drain our inboxes with unnecessary info every week.
sports fans think they're gonna get all the highlights, but let's be real... the only thing they'll be getting is more bills from their internet service provider... 
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. I mean, come on, if you're gonna tell me my email address isn't being used for spam, then how do I actually sign up for the newsletter? It's always a bit of a hassle trying to figure out these kinds of things.
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. personally, i prefer just tuning in when there's a big match or tournament happening 
. I mean, I love a good underdog story as much as the next guy, but sometimes it feels like we're more invested in our favorite athletes' egos than actual human achievements 
. Still, if you're into that sort of thing, The Guardian's sports newsletter might be worth checking out. It's free, so I guess you can't lose 
