Football Watcher - may appeal to someone on here.

[Dazzler]

(Just had this come into me at work, so thought I'd put it up quickly). Though I doubt it would be watching UCL ;-)

http://www.footballradar.co.uk/jobs/watcher/
Football Watcher

The Role

As a Football Watcher you will watch matches, both live and recorded, from several different leagues and record events using our software system. This is a part-time role, but during busy times you will be able to take on extra hours. Most work will be during evenings and weekends.

What we're looking for

Reliable, meticulous, and honest personality
Ability to work independently and self-motivated
Extensive knowledge of football
Completed education (preferably a relevant university degree) with high marks. Academic records are not essential, but we want to see indicators showing that you are ambitious, smart, and hard-working
Relevant experience is a clear advantage
You must hold a valid permit to work in the UK and be able to work in London on a daily basis
How to Apply

To apply, you'll need to complete a short online application form. The form is a short questionnaire with an opportunity for you to explain why you'd be right for the job.

You'll also need to upload a copy of your CV, so make sure you have that handy.

A profile of a Watcher - http://www.footballradar.co.uk/people/noemi/

Hmm - I guess it means watching matches on TV..

[therushden]

who's the bloke with the support grass roots football jacket?
he seems like he goes to a game a night.

[Formic]

Whilst in foreign climes I've been forced to watch CNN a couple of times, and they now seem to rely on some blogger connected via a dodgy skype link to provide their "soccer" expertise, so there's hope for anyone who can understand the offside law.