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Sky Sports were reporting last week that Smith managed 60-odd minutes of a reserve game, so I don't think that he's that far from a return, which should be pretty good news for Man U fans :) |
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seems like Man City have done the decent thing but he is only missing games against reading, Chesterfield and Blackburn all sides low down who City should be beating
looks like once again Man U are missing out on two of the players we need to get for the future.. can't see why we pushed the boat out for Hargreaves and let both of these two slip by.. not hope the story on Teves' website isn't true |
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the thing is we need a striker now and we can get them cheap because of all the probs at Corinthians.. surely now is the time to get them not after they have played in the prem for a season and doubled their price
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Breaking News
Money bags Cambridge United have signed...... A new tea lady on a part time basis. Manager Rob Newman commented "I have been after her for years" :) |
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Lucky escape for the Welsh squad me thinks. :erm:
Linky Makes you wonder, what "object" could possibly be floating around so high up there in the first place. :disturbd: |
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Everton manager vs Rooney/Daily Mail
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...on/5304692.stm Mind you, probably cost Roonaldo less than his gee-gees/slapper habits ;) |
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i heard that Chelsea are meant to be fronting some of this money but that coul just be some load of rubbish.. read it on the web the other day but only seen it on one site as comment on a forum by a user so might not be true
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http://www.mediasportsinvestments.com/ Pure speculation of course |
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Anyone seen this, love the logo ;)
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Forest win. 4-0 v Chesterfield and KENCO!!!
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Yet another disgrace by the BBC - Scotland Beat the Faroe's 6-0 yet they lead with England, which is fair enough - but they also find the time to mention on the front page at time of writing:-
Cricket: Pakistan crush England Yet there is NO mention of the other home nation results in arguably some of their most important games for some time - a disgrace and another example of the English favoritism in the so called UK. Pathetic! Unlucky Wales by the way - a good fight - but you really didnt take your chances, shame Andora didnt win thought - Boooo! |
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TBR - do you honestly expect anything different from the media?
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Whats wrong with them leading on a story of the home nations rather than just England? The more we make a point about this stuff the more people in England can see why we have a gripe with the "British" media and why some of us feel that the "UK" is nothing worth bothering about. |
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We make a point every time mate but we're just seen as whinging. You know I'm 100% behind you in this but we'll never change the attitude of the media. To them the UK is England is the UK - the rest of us are just outsiders.
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Hang on here, the fact that the English game was shown on bbc 1 is because more people want to watch England. And after the Englang match i also seen on every bit of news that they reported, they mentioned the other games. Stop been so pathetic if the was a mass market for scotland or wales then they would have to show it, there isnt so they just do a quick report.
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Well I thought the Andorran team looked very good, 'on paper' Viera, Ayala, Garcia, Silva, Sanchez, et al, seems it was only toilet paper though.:rolleyes: :D
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I'm quite happy at not seeing our performance mentioned. Shocking.
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You'll get used to all these moaning buggers after a while :D The whole summer was a moan fest for them, with the coverage England got from the media. |
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So why are the regional games not shown on the regional channels? The fact is people in England winge about how people from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Holland, Germany etc. etc. dont like them, and then when you tell them why they act like pedantic and try to laugh at you. Its a shame really as it can be fixed with a simple change in attitude but some people just dont care so the resentment continues to build. |
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As a side note: In 30 minutes time Match of the day has a live game on.........Brazil v Argentina. Now I don't know many Brazilians, or Argentinians either, so why are they on live tv ? And a friendly at that ! It's simple, supply and demand, people want to watch them. In all seriousness, Scotland are a mediocre pub side, at best. And Wales are not much better. |
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Brazil v Argentina being on telly is not what im here to complain about, neither is England being on telly something im complaining about, im complaining about regional representations of teams on television and giving those teams the coverage they deserve without bias to one particular team just because the corporation that shows them and reports on them is mainly based in and run by the English. They seem to have forgot the word British appears in BBC yet do their best to defend "Britain" whenever it suits them too. Its hypocracy. |
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The thing is here, we arent asking for anything other than a bit of equality...
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50 million people live in England
10 million people live in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales. Wouldn't be unequal if NI,S,&W got the same coverage as England? |
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People in England get the England game, People in Scotland and Wales should get the Scotland game, if as gazzee says they did it in NI, then there should be no issued with doin it for Scotland and Wales either. |
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Yes, but at the end of the day, we are arguing/discussing about twenty-two overpaid corporate advertising billboards, kicking an over-inflated pig's bladder around. ;)
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Nice to see that we are discussing the actual matches... ;)
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hmm good goal by fletcher for scotland tho.
great to see the one and only 20LEgend is back in the norwegian team and scored two goals |
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Now you know why some people hate the English...
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I wasnt referring to the media, i was referring to the reaction of some people on here when confronted with an obvious bias in favor of a certain country despite it supposedly being a British organisation. Its almost like its being taken as an attack on England, with people getting offensive and not even taking the time to understand the reasons why the subject is being brought up in the first place and formulating informed responses instead of attacking Scotland, its team or its similarly trated neighbours. Very immature. I presented reasons why its annoying and showed that its persistant and not just a World Cup fad, i then stated ways that the BBC could very easily rectify it and then went about trying to show why some people could hate English people because of they way that they treat people when faced with the evidence as has been shown here. |
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If someone had posted a thread in a similar vein to your world cup thread, but about Scotland, how would you have reacted? Wouldn't you have seen that as an attack? You might want to think about the content of your posts next time if you did not like the response. Very immature. It has been pointed out then and now, that we cannot do anything, the English people are not the media. Set up a petition, march on London, just do something about it! I think Foreverwar is a Scot, so not all the responses are from the English ;) |
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'favor', yuck, horrible American spelling, now that really does annoy me,;) :D
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Im still waiting for a justifiable reason why the other home nations shouldnt be given equal coverage by the BBC even if its only in their home territories that the games are shown. Im still waiting for a reason why the BBC choses to highlight England above all other Home nation teams, even putting the cricket results above them. Im still waiting for a response from the BBC. And obviously im still "stamping my feet" :rolleyes: Quote:
Again, please understand the point before jumping in. Setting up a petition or marching on London would only allow the media to twist it as an attack on the English people, who would be quite gullable to such a ploy given the responses on here. |
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*sigh* Some people might have slandered you but you're hardly a shining example? Calling people immature? How about calling Britons racist? Is that not slander too? Oh, and on the BBC radio 1 news talking about Murray reaching the forth round.... The only mentioned "the scot" and not "the Briton" |
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All of them could have been shown by the BBC IN those regions or back to back on BBC 1 nationally. Instead the England game gets shown nationally, in ALL regions and no other game does. In the event it wasnt too bad because Sky picked them up, which is Ok for me as i have Sky and the sports channel needed to view it (a subsciption service) but what about the millions that dont and still pay their fees? I suppose we souldnt care about them... The amount of people represented by those countries as i aready explained is irrelevant as we all pay our fees and this is the BRITISH broadcasting company, not the English broadcasting company and who's charter is :- "To provide, as public services, sound and television broadcasting services (whether by analogue or digital means) and to provide sound and television programmes of information, education and entertainment for general reception in Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man and the territorial waters thereof." It says nothing about proportional representation. ---------- Post added at 14:36 ---------- Previous post was at 14:34 ---------- Quote:
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So wasnt the Scotland game not shown on BBC Scotland? If not then I'd agree that thats out of order.
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Well thats not on then. I was under the impression that regional BBC showed the match that appealed to the country they are showing it in. I'd be very peeved off if i was a scotsman on Saturday (especially if i didnt have sky).
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If the match was on Sky, wouldn't that mean that the BBC didn't have the rights to show it then? Sky had them? |
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The BBC don't even have the right's for Scotlands home games
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What you'll find is it's something that most non-English people see and most English don't. For so long you have been accostomed to having the major media place your part of the UK first - that's why a lot of Saesneg will refer to England as Britain/UK and vice versa. It's second nature for most of you. So when those who also share your island speak out about it as I occasionally do and TBR has done more vocally recently, you tend to see it as us complaining about something you'd consider as the norm, therefore you'd call us 'whingers'. Imagine you are regularly told that during WW2 Wales stood alone against Hitler thereby stopping him reaching our shores. Imagine when you go abroad, the natives tell you how much they love Scotland and "your Scottish accent". OK it's not the worst thing to happen to someone but when it shows no end in sight, we feel it's only right to speak out. The sports media IS biased towards England. Granted the Saesneg tend to do better than the rest of us at sport but that does not justify giving them 4 pages of coverage whilst Wales attracts a quarter page article. If you feel this is correct then perhaps you'd agree that us Celts should get a reduction or rebate from our TV licence fee. |
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It mentions after that "some UEFA cup games", which is clear as mud and would indicate they have lost some rights to another channel (Sky i would presume). The UEFA cup is the champions league i believe now. ---------- Post added at 16:29 ---------- Previous post was at 16:25 ---------- Quote:
Just so we all get this straight punky, and im asking you specifically, you think its Ok for the England match to be shown nationally, throught the UK, yet the Scotland and Wales matches are Ok to be sidelined to a Subscription service even though the BBC could have shown them as well as the England match. Even thought that would mean that people who do not have Sky could not have seen a national team play. It could be argued that the BBC have used all our money to buy rights to show Englands matches on the BBC above all other home nations too, but im investigating that now and i dont have all the info yet. Quote:
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Isn't TV all about ratings? I assumed that's why BBC showed the England game - purely because more people will tune into that than the Scotland or Wales game. :shrug:
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How hard is this to understand ! :rolleyes:
If sky has the rights to certain live games, there is nothing anyone can do, apart from either paying a subscription or nipping down to the local to watch it. It isn't just Scotland and Wales, England are also on Sky on wednesday night. I cannot watch the game, as I don't have a subscription to Sky, or cable. I just accept this is the way things are done, why can't the moaning buggers accept this too. :rolleyes: I will just catch the highlights at some point, and in the meantime rely on radio for a live broadcast. It's better than nothing. You can moan as much as you like, but if Sky has the rights, there's bugger all you can do. |
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Post #283 UEFA said viewers would always watch their own country on free-to-air TV. |
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Greenie on it's way. |
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I rest my case your honor!
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This is an outrage ! No mention of England's four year deal. Who do I complain to ! ;) |
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Still, neither Scotland or Wales are going to qualify, so maybe it's the BBC's special way of trying to let you down gently. :angel: |
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An even better way would be a reduction in licence fee.. :D
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