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    Post TV Review 2005 Season so far

    Only going to include games with eL teams

    Longford v Glentoran
    Rovers v Bohs
    Shels v Portadown
    Pats v Bohs - didn't see
    Cork City v Shels
    Longford v Linfield
    Portadown v Cork City
    Portadown v Shels
    Shels v Cork City

    Aside from game i didn't see i think most games been entertaining enough. Any thought from neutral observers?

    I think games are providing better quality for tv. Maybe players are getting used to live tv.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pete
    Longford v Glentoran
    Nice ebb and flow to it, couple of excellent goals. 7/10
    Rovers v Bohs
    Technically poor, but a good spectacle and energetically-contested. 6/10
    Shels v Portadown
    Not as good as the scoreline suggested, but highly engrossing all the same. 7/10
    Pats v Bohs - didn't see
    Unadulterated tripe from two poor teams playing for a 0-0. Hardly surprising. 4/10
    Cork City v Shels
    Strongly resembled a Champions League match. Superb defensive performances from both teams, game settled by a terrific goal. Quality of passing slightly disappointing at times. 8/10
    Longford v Linfield
    Couple of quality finishes, overall standard poor despite frenetic pace. 5/10
    Portadown v Cork City
    Generally disappointing game somwhat redeemed by isolated flashes of Cork forwards' ability and an exciting climax. 5/10
    Portadown v Shels
    Technically superb performance from Shels in second half. Bit too much hoof-ball from Ports. 7/10
    Shels v Cork City
    Marvellous, open game between two technically impressive teams, the polar opposite of the Turner's Cross encounter. 8/10
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    Had the most interesting experience of flicking over from the Setanta Cup game last night to RTE 2, where they were showing the FAI Cup final from last season, what are they at, competing directly with the setanta cup. idiots, first its no interest in the league or irish soccer at all, now they try and compete with the only station to show a real interest.

    It was interesting to see four irish clubs (Shels, Cork, Waterford & Longford) on telly at the same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Breifne
    Had the most interesting experience of flicking over from the Setanta Cup game last night to RTE 2, where they were showing the FAI Cup final from last season, what are they at, competing directly with the setanta cup. idiots, first its no interest in the league or irish soccer at all, now they try and compete with the only station to show a real interest.
    Pulled the same stunt last week by screening the Pat 4-3 Bohs cup semi replay from 2003 in competition with a Setanta Cup game.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete
    Glentoran v Longford
    not a bad game considering the conditions. 7/10
    Rovers v Bohs
    Fairly poor. 5/10
    Shels v Portadown
    Didnt see. sounded exciting because of scoreline but heard it was crap.
    Pats v Bohs
    Terrible. 2/10
    Cork City v Shels
    Same as Glens v Longford.
    Longford v Linfield
    Good game. Better than a lot of people think. 7/10
    Portadown v Cork City
    Didnt see. Heard it was pretty dire.
    Portadown v Shels
    Didnt see. At Longford v Glentoran. Heard Shels controlled game.
    Shels v Cork City
    Poor game. a lot of hoofing from the so-called "2 best teams in Ireland". 5/10

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    Quote Originally Posted by Breifne
    Had the most interesting experience of flicking over from the Setanta Cup game last night to RTE 2, where they were showing the FAI Cup final from last season, what are they at, competing directly with the setanta cup. idiots, first its no interest in the league or irish soccer at all, now they try and compete with the only station to show a real interest.
    Very strange decisions by RTE. Could suggest was a conincidence last week but 2 weeks in a row smells of something else...

    I think in previous years the tv review was dependent on only few games so 1 bad one let the average quality down. This year a lot more on tv so 1 or 2 poor games isn't noticed so much.

    Its possible that shels v city games have been better because of small setanta cup group where draw no sue to anyone as opposed to longer term view in league games.

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    Just a thought, now I may be wrong, will those repeated games be counted as RTEs "as live" games? If I remember correctly, which I probably don't, the rules didnt specify they had to be from this year (the "as live) ones anyways.
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    Setanta are the ones with the 'as live' games, all of RTEs ones have to be shown live.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EnDai
    Just a thought, now I may be wrong, will those repeated games be counted as RTEs "as live" games? If I remember correctly, which I probably don't, the rules didnt specify they had to be from this year (the "as live) ones anyways.
    Wouldn't put anything past those tossers, but I doubt it. The games were broadcast as part of the Sports File series, and were not shown "as live" (in their entirety.)
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    What is the point in giving a numer of "as live" games? Would you not just take your allocation whatever it may be and try to make room for them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Poor Student
    What is the point in giving a numer of "as live" games? Would you not just take your allocation whatever it may be and try to make room for them?
    I'd say either Setanta paid less for as-live games (no drop in attendance for home club) or they want the option of choosing live or as-live.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DE TOWN
    a lot of hoofing
    Sounds very familier doesn't it DE TOWN.

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