If not this, then another article. I deffo remember reading it somewhere. I think he just paraphrased what the article says. If not this, then another article. I deffo remember reading it somewhere. You probably are referring to this snippet of the article.. Quote The evening kick-offs in Europe do not attract such a large television audience in places such as Singapore and Thailand because of the differing time zones. Well I gotta say, thats a major oversimplification of why we watch the PL more than the CL.No doubt the timings are a bit tough for us asian folks to pursue comfortably,especially with office goers and the like would not easily be able to fit in watching football matches till 3 AM, but the premier league is just a bigger draw because of its 'game every weekend' nature.Its a steady and regular dose of all things football(unless interrupted by stupid international games).In the league, we get to see em every week, battling it out with opponents with whom there are long established rivalries(eg manu-liverpool matches, arsenal-chelsea matches , derbies etc), so theres always a rich backstory of context..Not implying that the CL doesnt have that , but pan-european rivalries cant compare to local fueds. Theres also the desire to observe the consistency of form( ie if we played well last week , youre always eagerly looking forward to the next game and hoping for some consistency, or to flip it , if we fared poorly , theres the hope and