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If they're not going to do it right why bother at all? Have they not heard of mobile phones?
FAO rtengland errotel employee: Club official rings you from ground you put up score. :rolleyes:
Incidentally ceefax had the Drogheda penos up before errotel last week...........
KOH
And Errortel said it was 12-11 on penalties too.Quote:
Originally Posted by NY Hoop
What really bugs me is that after all the years of this crap i still check the results on it. I still believe them and still get frustrated when they are wrong.
Where do RTE find such incompetent idiots to update Aertel?
This is on Errortel now.
While Falkirk are currently in discussions with Arsenal about a loan move, the fact remains that even if the deal was agreed, Stokes would still be an Arsenal player.Quote:
Don Givens has made two changes to his
Ireland Under-21 squad for Friday's
clash with Belgium at Terryland Park.
Darron Gibson (knee) and Jay Tabb
(hernia) are replaced by UCD's Gary
Dicker and Anthony Stokes of Falkirk.
Errottel trying to be a bit too clever...
No mention of the monaghan v Rovers game friday. Now I know its only monaghan but it still should be there!
KOH
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SUNDAY 3 SEPTEMBER
EIRCOM LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
Longford Town 0-0 Sligo Rovers 5.30
__________________Singh 19
Getting into funny-talking-French-mood already!Code:UCD ESCAPRE FROM DERRY WITH A POINT 228
Are aertel match reports written just from looking at the scoreline as there is almost no details?
I think so, "Keeper good, team no score, me English no good".
Aertel have a match report of the Galway/Athlone game up but still have this:
Galway United 1-0 Athlone Town 7.00
Cretaro 12
on page 222. The game finished 1-1 with Lavine scoring an 8th min equaliser but yet they haven't fixed it yet:rolleyes:.
It's still up there!Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
"Bohs Accept Dalymount Deal" article is on page 234, they have it on two pages within 234 though.
Wow - Galway scored after 12 minutes and Athlone levelled four minutes before! Do you do Aertel? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Trust you to spot that:rolleyes: :o.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
SATURDAY 9 SEPTEMBER
NORTHERN SECTION
Dundalk -v- Mullingar Town 2.00
Oriel Park
Letterkenny Rvs -v- Drogheada Utd 2.00
Lakeview Park
MID WEST SECTION
Mayo League -v- Kildare County 3.00
Milebush
SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER
NORTHERN SECTION
Sligo Rovers -v- Derry City 2.00
The Showgrounds
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Didn't realise Saturday was the day after Saturday:rolleyes: :D. Also, notice Drogheda spelling mistake.
And Lakeview Park should be Leckview Park :)
Page 220:
PREVIEW DUNDALK -v- MONAGHAN UNITED 222
Page 222:
LATEST
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THURSDAY 7 SEPTEMBER
EIRCOM LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION
Dundalk 3-1 Monaghan Utd 7.45
Vaughan 6 McGeown s/o 35
Hynes 16 Smith 69
R Dunne 52
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Some preview that is ha?:D
Have you ever read mypost's Premier Review here?Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
I see Mark O-whatsit is blaming loud music in Premier Division grounds for the errors!!!
On an entirely different matter, can someone explain to me why clubs blast music over the tannoy before a match, at half-time and on the whistle? Who listens to it?
At Belfield Park before the UCD v St Pat's game, music was blaring out as I entered the ground at 7.00pm, but there were no fans in the ground.
I was joined by a reporter from a morning paper who rang his office to get a word count.
He couldn't hear a thing because what resembled a loudspeaker was pointing directly into the press box and he had to walk up to the Foster's Avenue end for a bit of piece and quiet.
It's the same at the end of games when reporters are ringing in full times to papers and media such as RTÉ Aertel.
Reporters also have to ring their paper after e-mailing a report to ensure it has been received.
The worst offenders are St Pat's who blast music out for five minutes at the end of the game.
Dublin City were the same but at least they opted for a bit of Luke Kelly. Now you know why the sports media often get the wrong goalscorer or take an eternity to publish a full-time result.
Also, I had a bit of fun in forwarding foot.ie's general aim to Wikify Irish football. :)
Yeh read that yesterday. I got criticised before for giving the guy stick but now he's just clearly making stuff up to cover for him and his pal's poor journalism. Idiot
Tonights scores at halftime.
Cork City 1 Bohs 0 since 20 min or so.
You'll notice on Sky Sports when they have post match analysis from the ground up to 30-60 mins later that the music is still blaring over a totally empty ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Someone on aetel must be watching, halftime updated now with score at 24m, :D :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Not Errortel but RTE radio 1 at lunchtime Friday previewing the night's games confidently said Cork City would be meeting Bohs in Dalymount - I found this a bit disconcerting, stuck as i was in traffic in Fermoy on my way to Turner's Cross
Roe, tsk tsk.Quote:
Shamrock Rovers 1-0 Cobh Ramblers RES
Roe pen 90
They had this wrote in the match report on our game last night:The heading of the page said Sligo Rovers 3-2 St. Patrick's Athletic and yet we claimed a draw:rolleyes:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Errortel
The've fixed it this morning though.
I do have sympathy for the guy complaining about the loud music. I was doing the commentary for local radio at the Athlone V Harps game on Friday night and was constantly in competition with the buckin' PA system.
At times I couldn't hear them on the other line when they rang for an update so I can sympathise with the guys calling aertel from places like Mel's where they have a bloody speaker blaring in yer ear from the press box
Surely they can just text Aertel now though? Whatever about a live radio update, you don't actually need the voice element of the report to update Aertel.
Text?
Aertel are probably still uingl Minitel or whatever that useless system was that you learned was in operation in France......
According to Errortel, tonight was a League game.
Derry have been credited the three points and jump back into second......
Maybe this will help sort out our fixture congestion:D
not EL but errortel gave Palace a 1-0 win over Hull in the English championship when the score was actually 1-1. Still wrong late saturday night.
TableQuote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
EIRCOM LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION OCT 1
P W D L F A Pts
Shelbourne 22 14 6 2 51 21 48
Derry City 20 13 5 2 34 14 44
Cork City 23 11 10 2 27 10 43
Drogheda U 21 10 8 3 23 14 38
Sligo Rvrs 23 11 5 7 30 29 38
Bohemians 24 9 3 12 26 25 30
St Pat's A 24 6 9 9 23 26 27
UCD 25 5 11 9 17 24 26
Longford Tn 22 6 7 9 16 18 25
Waterford U 24 2 5 17 18 49 11
Bray Wndrs 24 2 5 17 17 52 11
:rolleyes:
3 points and place in the next round of the cup. What's this i have been hearing about Dublin not wanting us to succeed??...:pQuote:
Originally Posted by pete
Cuts down on fixture congestion though. Why play 2 games when one double game will do.Quote:
Originally Posted by headtheball
:eek:
They've updated us too. Nice of them. Second time this season we get a defeat removed from the league table. :cool:
Match report page last weekend had Limerick 5 Galway united 1.Damn that bottle of buckfast I thought we won till i got home from the game and checked errortel.
''However, it could have been different
(both better and worse) with a few
'what ifs?' What if Shels had been
tighter in defence away to Brondby in
the Intertoto Cup?''
Mark O'Neil Cummins or whatever his name is in his EL review
He also had what if Derry had played PSG in Dublin.:rolleyes:
His comments are bizarre. Mostly good but then he ruins it by saying the league misses people like Seery:eek:
Another trick of errotel is that if they cant be arsed getting a result, e.g. the U21 League, they just delete it.
KOH