Has anyone spotted this yet on BBC?
It has been on a few times since the weekend, between programmes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-BtuOQuEQA
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Has anyone spotted this yet on BBC?
It has been on a few times since the weekend, between programmes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-BtuOQuEQA
That's a great wee video.
Presents a very positive image of the club.
Great fan shots from Paris as well.
The odds of RTE ever doing something similar.....? :rolleyes:
saw it during the week
very impressed. presents a good strong image of dc
Are you joking RTE the GAA/RUGBY TV station.Surely you know why it was buit in the deep south of Dublin 4 ,real Hoiniken/ryndabout country,and they have to show all the GAA matches cause of the culcthy politicians and parish priests.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Well done to Derry again even if they catch Shels before the fat lady sings!!!
Super little video....... Makes Derry actually look like a top european club !
You see there are benefits to coming under the governance of the British Broadcasting Corporation. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Seriously though, the BBC are the best in the world.
Boo hoo...the Mrs Kenny whining continues... maybe you should consider reapplying for membership of your own local league and you could have your local TV station cover your games by showing a one minute clip every Saturday afternoon instead of moaning about our National TV station to whom the residents of Derry don't pay any licence fee for the very good reason that they are residents of a foreign jurisdiction...Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Oh oh.Here we go.......
Great clip by the way. Was on last night before Eastenders as well, primetime.
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Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
'Similar' meaning for other EL clubs. Not Derry.
Interesting to hear that you'd hate to see RTE do something similar for the EL clubs from the Republic.
Just cuz Rovers are in the basement league, doesn't mean you should want to stop other clubs in the south from having their moment in the sun....
In case you haven't noticed the Derry urban area spreads over the border in 3 directions and many of our fans live in the Irish Republic, with no point in Derry being more than 3 miles from the Border.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
But then again should I expect anything else from the fans of a club who brought their passports to the Brandywell a few years back?
I'd also love to see what your "mates" from Belfast think of your enlightened attitude to geopolitics.
Take it down from the mast.....
Go easy on the poor lad ORA.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Seems the Rovers fans have only recently found out about Bohemians unionist beginnings, and are now trying to out-orange them at every opportunity.
Shamrock Rangers FC - Loyalist club of the 26 occupied counties.....
Saw it last night and while I wasn't paying close attention, it seemed to show the club and fans in a great light.
However, it struck me as a bit odd that the Beeb would be banging on about local coverage of local sport, given that they probably won't even be showing highlights of any of Derry's games in the League run-in. Kinda smacked of bandwagon-jumping in the aftermath of Derry's UEFA run.
Then again, maybe I'm just too cynical.
Well we are!!:D :DQuote:
Super little video....... Makes Derry actually look like a top european club !
It does smack of badnwagon jumping. Havnt covered anythin about us since Paris, just a mention here and there about our resultsQuote:
Saw it last night and while I wasn't paying close attention, it seemed to show the club and fans in a great light.
However, it struck me as a bit odd that the Beeb would be banging on about local coverage of local sport, given that they probably won't even be showing highlights of any of Derry's games in the League run-in. Kinda smacked of bandwagon-jumping in the aftermath of Derry's UEFA run.
Then again, maybe I'm just too cynical.
Not a chance is the answer, they lick the gaahballers ass's instead... :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Hang on a second, where were the BBC before this Euro run?
All the same its a great clip and perfectly sums up why its good to support your own.
It shows RTE up for being the pathetic little company (masquerading as a National Broadcaster) that it is. They are so cringe worthy bad its not believable.
From a Rovers Fan...... Great Footage and exposure.... first class production.....Congrats!Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
KOH
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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
I think you are completely missing the point... ie that RTE is the National TV station for the ROI funded by people living in the ROI... you are not part of that so have no right to comment IMO or complain about how they go about their business... we've already had to listen to Kenny moaning about your isolation etc after the recent game against Shels... so if you are so unhappy then as I suggest go back and play in your own local league....
As for what Rovers currently playing in Div 1 has to with it is beyond me... but I would say when you joined the LOI you were more than happy to play in "the basement league" as you call it , you seem to of forgotten that.
We asked TG4 about doing something similiar as our game against
Galway is the 1first ever 1st Division game to be shown live.
They said ... No.
I wonder if RTE get any money from Sky, for retransmtting their channels into the North via satellite?
Do RTE count Northern Irish viewers in their viewing figures?
If the answer to either of the above questions is yes, then viewers in NI also partly fund RTE through subscriptions and advertising revenue.
The fact that The Donegal Villages of Muff, Bridgend and killea have hundreds if not a few thousand Derry people now resident there, with quite a few Derry City supporters amonst them, it sort of Fcuk's your arguement out the window Jack.
I have a house in Donegal so I have every right to whinge, now away back under that rock.
Quality:D It's between this and dcfcstalker's last post here for the award for absolute lunacy.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligonproud
KOH
of course they count the viewing figures, and are in direct competition with UTV for advertising revenue,Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfc_1928
and what the one rovers muppet failed to read is that a large section of our support (me included and ORA above for a start) actually does pay for a tv licience, and do have a right to complain,
How could any organisation take seriously the views of people that live inQuote:
Originally Posted by Krstic
a village named after a ladies genitals.
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Originally Posted by garyderry
Fair enough any individual who is resident in the ROI and pays their RTE licence fee is entitled to complaing about anything that is or isn't shown on RTE. So following your logic no doubt we'll expect that RTE in future will start to show live Polish matches, the odd nigerian game etc to cater for the requirements of the 400,000 people who have come to live here.Or maybe RTE will continue to feature items that they feel are of generous interest to a sizeable proportion of the 26 counties viewing public... that's a "call" they are entitled to make
Still IMO Derry City as an entity aren't entitled to moan about lack of coverage on RTE.... to the best of my knowledge Derry City FC is still located in Northern Ireland and thus the ROI's national broadcaster RTE owes them nothing... so as I say why don't you just relocate to your own local league .... the Eircom league accomdated you at a time when you couldn't play locally, you should now be good enough to thank us for that and go back.
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Originally Posted by sligonproud
I thought this was meant to be a discussion board... care to engage in some rational debate or is the above the best you have to offer ?
Way above judging by his posts.
Calcio what you are saying is very controversial:D
KOH
Well what's stupid for one man is a work of genius for another, so suggest you engage in the normal protocol of accepting that others have the right to express their views without then having to enjure immature name calling such as your use of the word "gimp".....Quote:
Originally Posted by sligonproud
In relation to the issue in question... I don't have any problem with the league receiving some good exposure...God knows now we are under the auspicies of the FAI we'll need every bit we can get.
My issue is with what I see as a continous attitude of moaning that seems to emanate from Derry (Kenny's recent outburst frankly was emabarassing) and IMO I don't believe that Derry City FC are entitled to make such comments, of course that doesn't mean I don't acknowledge their right to make them. Also if Derry City FC are that unhappy with both RTE and the FAI, they do have the option of relocating back to the Irish League. On that point I feel quiet strongly, in that I think they should now be politely asked to return there. They joined as I said before the LOI under extraordinary circumstances and as those circumstances no longer pertain I think the debate re Derry remaining in the Eircom League needs to be opened up.
At a time when the FAI are looking for a new team to apply to join the league, I would doubt very much that they would entertain an application from a team based in the North.... thus following that logic surely it is time to request Derry ity to return to the Irish league, would you agree ??
Finally saying I am nitpicking about this because Rovers are currently playing in Div 1, IMO is frankly nonsensical, why would that make any difference to my argument...perhaps you'd like to explain ??
In other words - the jumped-up northerners have the cheek to complain about something and they should feck off back to where they came from?!?!
Perhaps Cork City should be told to join the Munster Senior League, after Rico's complaints earlier in the season?
Dublin & District League - thats what some people want.
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Originally Posted by sligonproud
Whatever about the valaditity of this argument, I don't a Sligo fan can get on any moral high-horse regarding behaviour of fans.
Yes, Derry fans are well behaved. As is the majority of clubs in the eL. Rovers do have their problems, as do a few other clubs with Sligo being one of them.
Getting back to the point -
A. Fantastic clip and will only shed Derry and the league on a whole in a good light.
B. Any club on this island would have been waiting a long day in hell for RTE to do something similar. All the same, BBC don't show eL games live (nor IL for that matter), while RTE do.
[QUOTE=dcfc_1928;558272]In other words - the jumped-up northerners have the cheek to complain about something and they should feck off back to where they came from?!?!
Is that not a tad over the top and and a very disrespectful way to refer them ?
To be clear on this I think a rational debate is required in relation to Derry City's continued membership of the Eircom league... in fact I'd like to see it widened to include a debate about an all Ireland league. However unless we are going to develop an all Ireland League... then I'm of the view that Derry C should retunr to the Irish League as IMO that is their natural home and their membership of the Eircom should only be a tempoary arrangement brought by circumstances that no longer exist.
Regarding the point as to whether Derry should remain in the Eircom league...accept you have your view but disagree with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligonproud
Your incorrect assumption that I may be jealous is absurd. For me as a Rovers fan of over 30 years , whilst it may be disappointing that we are currently in Div 1, I have the unique IMO joy that every Rovers fan has of knowing in our hearts that we have a history and a future that allows us to bless the day that we were fortunate to be born into the "Rovers" family...so from our perspective jealousy isn't on the radar screen... indeed in my more reflective moments I feel nothing but a gentle pity for those of you who will never be able to share in the experience of being a fan of "Rovers" indeed I feel your life is something of a sham.
As for your comment about replacing a team closer to home.... well if you think that Sligo should be replaced then that surprises me...but no doubt you have your reasons.
While I dont agree that Derry should be excluded from the league (IMO monaghan should not be in it as they bring nothing to it) the above is quality:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
KOH
I've said it all along one thing the league needs is Marketing with High production values. If the Beeb can make derry look like a top european club then there is no reason RTE cant make the whole league look half decent. with a bit of clever editing and a good soundtrack a 30 sec. ad could make huge differences in attendances here
" instead of moaning about our National TV station to whom the residents of Derry don't pay any licence fee for the very good reason that they are residents of a foreign jurisdiction..."[/QUOTE]
More the fool you for paying a licence to a National station that doesnt give a hoot about our standing in international club football because they are too busy covering local tribal squabbles in games that no other nation has even heard about never mind plays.
"And when my nation take its place among the nations of the Earth,then and only then shall my epitaph be written" Robert Emmett(paraphrasing)
Here we go again.
Why is it always Shamrock Rovers fans who ahve to drag everything down in this forum ? Get over yourselves..... :rolleyes:
I raised the point that RTE wouldn't do something similar to the BBC ident. That doesn't say that I was demanding that RTE do something similar for Derry (what would be the point ?), nor does that represent an official DCFC statement. It means somethign similar for the other EL teams - you know, the ones in the Republic who have RTE as their national broadcaster. If teh likes of Calcio would rather let RTE off the hook and try to turn this debate into whether o ntDCFC should be in the Eircom League, then that actually puts you in a worse light than the goons in Donnybrook !
Incidentally - why is it always only Rovers fans who have a perverse fascination with Derry being a northern team, and all associated issues such as Sterling, the Queen etc ? Even Linfield fans have never felt the need to make an issue out of anything like that. I can only conclude that since Rovers's fans discovered Bohs unionist beginnings as a club, they have felt the need to embark on their usual petty one-upmanship by looking to out-orange them and any other team on the island.
Shamrock Rangers FC - The Loyalist Team of the 26 occupied counties....
Your last post shows you cannot be taken seriously.
One Rovers fan professes an opinion that Derry should not be in the league. I dont agree with it but he has the right to say so.
You are completely obsessed with Rovers and Rovers fans.
Talk of unionism and trying to out-orange each other is pathetic drivel consistent with the mind of a two year old. And the only consistency from you is WUMming.
KOH
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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
And you accuse Rovers fans of dragging things down on this forum...
I for one don't have any "perverse fascination with Derry being a Northern team" I do however think it is time for them to return their home league.... if you find that perverse fair enough, I think it is the logical conclusion based on the fact that you in the past were a member of that league.
I do agree RTE could do more to promote the Eircom League but I am glad our manager doesn't spend his time on the air moaning about it. I do also stand over my contention that supporters and or spokes persons for Derry have a lesser entitlement to expect coverage from RTE than other 26 county based clubs have.
Your comments re Rovers and us out Oranging Bohs and calling us The Loyalist Team of the occupied 26 counties is IMO an insult not only to Rovers fans but also every citizen of the 26 counties. Furthermore it exposes a puerile nasty side to your character,which frankly adds nothing but a dose of bile to this debate and I think you might like to reconsider those comments and hopefully have the decency to withdraw them and I in turn will then have the graceiousness to accept that it was an unfortunate error of judgement that led yo to use them in the first instance..... or we could just forget about it have a laugh and move on
Feel free to start a different thread on this topic then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
It would come down to a case of 'does the EL benefit from Derry's presence or not', and despite your little agenda I'm sure the vast majority on foot.ie will claim it does.
As for the notion of 'going back where we belong' - soccer in the Republic as a whole was actually a post-partition break-away movement from the Irish League in the north. Like Derry, Bohs and Shels were also former members of the Belfast-based Irish League. Perhaps the only natural conclusion that can therefore be drawn from your arguement is that we should all 'go back' to a single administration run out of Belfast - a sentiment that I would wholeheartedly support.
Still smarting I see from making a fool of yourself on that thread re Wimbledon... :oQuote:
Originally Posted by NY Hoop
As they used to say in the Budweiser ads "Let it go Louis, let it go....."
Dear Obsessed,Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
It is very clear to all on this site who the fool is when you look at what you have posted. But feel free to ignore the valid points I made.
A nasty side to your character alright. And you're in politics?:eek:
KOH