As above - is there any live action this weekend on the television?
And what time does Friday Sportsnight start on Radio 1 tonight?
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As above - is there any live action this weekend on the television?
And what time does Friday Sportsnight start on Radio 1 tonight?
dundalk -v- drogheda sunday ko 4:30 coverage starts at 4:25Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
There is no league of Ireland radio show tonight that finished up a couple of years ago when medium wave went.There is just a general sports show between 7 and 7.30
Cork v Waterford is live on www.wlrfm.com
Louth derby game not live on www.rte.ie/live ?
Nope, looks like they've replaced it with their "Web Only Special" of toffball. I couldn't be less thrilled.Quote:
Originally Posted by eamoss
bah! made the tea.. out with the chocolates.. BANG!! no footie :( Sunday ruined!!
RTÉ.ie will stream all RTÉ Television Airtricity League coverage live worldwide at www.rte.ie/sport. MNS and live match programmes will also be made available on-demand around the world so regardless of location fans in Bray, Berlin or Bangkok will be able to keep up to date and see all the goals from their favourite teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
Rubbish even by RTÉ standards...
Fired off an email to the powers that be at RTÉ:
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Having been a big fan of your coverage of League of Ireland football down the years (apart from the decision to axe Friday Sportsnight entirely) - I was delighted to read on the RTÉ website pre-season that the channel would also be showing all of their live games on the RTÉ Website.
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/...ityleague.html
Imagine my dismay and disgust when - as I was sitting down to watch the online coverage of today's match between Dundalk and Drogheda United - I could find no trace of it being covered on the website's Live TV section. The only two programmes being shown were "Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart" and a "Web Only Exclusive" which consisted of analysis of Ireland's last 6 Nations Match.
Why make such a bold statement on your website when only 2 weeks into the season you don't actually do what you say you would?
The cynic inside me is thinking - would this happen if the game concerned was a Man Utd Champions League match or a Premiership game involving Liverpool? I somehow think not...
It seems to be available now but when I try to stream I get an error message.
Working in WMP but not Real Player
Same for me.
I shuddered when Stephen Alkin said "Hunky Dory's Park".
Not a mention of the game on the 9 o clock news. RTE are a shower of tossers.
It's an absolute joke, to be honest. I mean, they show the match live this afternoon and yet show no footage of at least the goals. Not even mentioning the result.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
It may be a small thing, but even if they mentioned LOI results in their bulletins and show the goals the way they do with the English league, that can make a tiny difference. It could plant a seed in some people's heads and they may eventually check out a game.
Is there anywhere i can see the goals, No link on the RTE website??Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Apparently, according to some here, they didn't even show it live on the web. While the match was on tv, they were showing highlights of the rugby on the web-player.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
About 10 minutes after I sent the email above - they decided to turn the stream on - unfortunately I think that meant those watching online missed the first 40 minutes
As for myself - I couldn't get either the WMP or Real Player links to work - so I gave up after about 10 minutes of trying - went onto http://webtv.tv2.no/webtv/sumo/?treeId=2 - where I had the choice of watching any one of the six Norwegian Premier League games being played this afternoon live and in broadcast quality (with no buffering, picture break up or sound issues)
In comparison - RTÉ are **** poor
Nope but TV3 showed Faz's goal this morning after its extensive coverage of all the English highlights from yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Watched the last half an hour or so of this. I loved the way they went down to Tony O'Donoghue to interview the managers during the game. Nice little innovation. Maybe they do it in Italy/Spain but its definitely something I haven't seen before.
As far as I know they used to do this on Setanta Sports for their coverage of the Blue Square Premier before they went belly up. Had some blonde bird doing it if memory serves me right.
Aye - iirc she now presents that "Talk of the Terrace" thing on ESPN
They did it last week for the Bohs/Fingal game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Next live match is next Sunday afternoon from Tallaght, Rovers v us.
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Originally Posted by Dodge
it was even better when the cameras were allowed into the dundalk changin room strangely enough AM wouldnt allow them into Drogs ...:giggle:
Doesn't surprise me AM is very protective of his dressing room. One former chairman of ours made the mistake of wandering into the Town dressing room at half time, ostensibly to use the toilet he was really just being nosy, he got such a going over he never made the same mistake again. Proper order too.
and this former chairman of ours never came back to ltfc matches again! heard that story before!! AM is dead right...Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Not too convinced about this facet of RTE coverage (pitch side interviews and dressing room invasion) - cant wait to see some manager lose it completely over some decision given against them ! think it better to give a little time after the game to allow managers get things in perspective (insofar as it happens) before poking a camera in their faces.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
So you can't wait until it happens, but don't think it should? I think it'd be great TV to be honest, and it definitely added to my enjoyment on Sunday listening to Matthews have a little moan at the ref.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Agree Dodge. I think it's a great idea. Foster didn't seem too happy to have a mic in his face in the first half. It is definitely only a matter of time before it goes horribly wrong though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Will be some craic when Paul Cook gets asked for his measured reaction during the heat of battle.:D
Yeah, definitely only a matter of time before some under pressure boss tells TO'D exactly where to stick his microphone.
Now that'd make for cracking reality tv alright, and what about the follow-up live from A&E!!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
the pitch side interviewing during the flipping game is the cheesiest bullcrap ive ever seen from rte, and that takes some doing.
the manager is working, interview him after when his work is done. tony o donoghue is looking for something to do. If I was a manager id tell them to take the bloody camera out of my face because I'm trying to do my job here, talking to the press comes before and after games not during them!
have to agree on interviewing managers during the games - its all a bit too GAA/Marty Morrissey-esque for my liking...
I'd actually have no problem at all about managers not being interviewed after the game. I've yet to hear one interview where the manager says something we don't know. Nothing but cliches.
At least the in-game interviews catch them off guard