As I have said before in this venue, my opinion is that the Brits are much better at calling matches and less likely to talk about matters and details that are not directly related to the match they are watching. Yesterday, as we were watching the soccer match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, there happened to be two announcers, one was British and the other American, judging from their accents. They were calling the match together. The Brit was brilliant, had an excellent command of the English language, was passionate about what he was watching, and every single comment he made was in direct relation to something that had just occurred on the pitch in front of him. On the other hand, whenever the American spoke, it was first obvious that he had far less knowledge of the game and the players, but in almost every single instance of his speaking, it was about the standings, or about what the situation would be if this team won or that team lost, about the personal lives of the players, etc., etc., etc. And at one point, one very striking moment, the Brit commentator interjected something like, “Who cares about that, that is something we can think about tomorrow, let’s just enjoy the brilliant match that is in front of us right this moment.”