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Euro 2020 (+1) - News Engineer - 12-06-2021
thegeek post_id=18409 time= user_id=1372 Wrote:I would have been far more comfortable if the BBC had cut away to a stadium wide shot. They would have had one available to them.I would suspect they would have if they’d expected anything like what has been described would be shown. That they didn’t sooner is surprising, but the main fault has to be with the host broadcaster.
A UK based host broadcaster would likely have stuck to crowd or very wide stadium shots. Just as ESPN did when Fabrice Muamba collapsed.
I’d expect UEFA will now look at (or create) procedures for such a situation. As has been said FOM are now very careful on what is and isn’t shown of a crash until they know a driver is OK. Others aren’t (RAI I’m looking at you) and will still show very graphic pictures of incidents during events.
Euro 2020 (+1) - bfgarmy - 12-06-2021
Horrifying thing to watch - thoughts with the players and all those broadcasting and most of all Eriksen's friends and family. Hopefully they all are offered counselling after such a traumitic incident.
You do have to wonder if the BBC could've cut away from the pictures sooner or at least had somebody apologise for quite how traumatic they were even if the BBC likely had no control over it.
Was ITV's coverage tonight always due to start at 7.30 tonight or has the Eriksen incident caused it to have a later start (so understandably ITV personnel are in a fit state to broadcast)? Tipping Point: Best Ever Finals has a very 'last minute addition to the schedule' feel to it.
Euro 2020 (+1) - tiggerboy0301 - 12-06-2021
Would the reason the BBC didn't cut back to the studio be because the presenters weren't available or maybe too shocked to say anything on live TV
Euro 2020 (+1) - Jon - 12-06-2021
bfgarmy post_id=18421 time= user_id=977 Wrote:Horrifying thing to watch - thoughts with the players and all those broadcasting and most of all Eriksen's friends and family. Hopefully they all are offered counselling after such a traumitic incident.The ITV coverage was due to start at 7pm. I would I
You do have to wonder if the BBC could've cut away from the pictures sooner or at least had somebody apologise for quite how traumatic they were even if the BBC likely had no control over it.
Was ITV's coverage tonight always due to start at 7.30 tonight or has the Eriksen incident caused it to have a later start (so understandably ITV personnel are in a fit state to broadcast)? Tipping Point: Best Ever Finals has a very 'last minute addition to the schedule' feel to it.
imagine it was put match to stop them starting for coverage of a match that was cancelled or delayed whilst the other finished.
Euro 2020 (+1) - Andrew - 12-06-2021
bfgarmy post_id=18421 time= user_id=977 Wrote:Horrifying thing to watch - thoughts with the players and all those broadcasting and most of all Eriksen's friends and family. Hopefully they all are offered counselling after such a traumitic incident.Tipping Point is a late addition to the schedule
You do have to wonder if the BBC could've cut away from the pictures sooner or at least had somebody apologise for quite how traumatic they were even if the BBC likely had no control over it.
Was ITV's coverage tonight always due to start at 7.30 tonight or has the Eriksen incident caused it to have a later start (so understandably ITV personnel are in a fit state to broadcast)? Tipping Point: Best Ever Finals has a very 'last minute addition to the schedule' feel to it.
They’ve probably reduced the pre-match time as much of the high energy upbeat discussion and packages they were planning to run would now not feel right, plus there would usually be highlights and analysis of the earlier game
Euro 2020 (+1) - Andrew - 12-06-2021
tiggerboy0301 post_id=18422 time= user_id=863 Wrote:Would the reason the BBC didn't cut back to the studio be because the presenters weren't available or maybe to shocked to say anything on live TVProbably because it’s easier for a commentator to fill (showing pictures that ideally would be not to intrusive) and saying bits every now and then, than it is for a presenter to fill from a distant studio
Euro 2020 (+1) - VampMix - 12-06-2021
Shaun is live in C on NC/World, Reeta is in E on a 10 minute update on BBC One.
Euro 2020 (+1) - Brekkie - 12-06-2021
Yes, the commentator clearly best placed, whether he was at the stadium or commentating off-tube seeing the pictures we were. Perhaps had it been on ITV they may have gone to a break instead, but that would have been deemed insensitive too.
Euro 2020 (+1) - Rob - 12-06-2021
News Special opening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pynz6t84SwU
Euro 2020 (+1) - Jackwhufc16 - 12-06-2021
Jonathan Pearce getting a lot of praise on Twitter tonight, and deservedly so. Thought he handled the situation incredibly well.
Euro 2020 (+1) - Inspector Sands - 12-06-2021
tiggerboy0301 post_id=18422 time= user_id=863 Wrote:Would the reason the BBC didn't cut back to the studio be because the presenters weren't available or maybe too shocked to say anything on live TVYes exactly, as I said above it's much more useful to have someone who's actually there telling us what's going on rather than 3 people struggling to know what to say in a studio in Salford.
Euro 2020 (+1) - TVFan - 12-06-2021
bfgarmy post_id=18421 time= user_id=977 Wrote:Horrifying thing to watch - thoughts with the players and all those broadcasting and most of all Eriksen's friends and family. Hopefully they all are offered counselling after such a traumitic incident.
You do have to wonder if the BBC could've cut away from the pictures sooner or at least had somebody apologise for quite how traumatic they were even if the BBC likely had no control over it.
Was ITV's coverage tonight always due to start at 7.30 tonight or has the Eriksen incident caused it to have a later start (so understandably ITV personnel are in a fit state to broadcast)? Tipping Point: Best Ever Finals has a very 'last minute addition to the schedule' feel to it.
I would imagine Uefa would need to give ITV and other broadcasters enough notice to change their schedules until the situation has been deescalated, hence the match starting at a later time of 19.30.
Rob post_id=18431 time= user_id=2 Wrote:News Special opening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pynz6t84SwU
I don’t think it was billed as a news special on the EPG, and Reeta is reporting on other stories, including coronavirus and G7.
Euro 2020 (+1) - BBI45 - 12-06-2021
Match due to continue in around 25 minutes:
https://twitter.com/DRBreaking/status/1403775386144624640
Euro 2020 (+1) - RhysJR - 12-06-2021
Can't quite believe this
https://twitter.com/DBUfodbold/status/1403774865186951177
Via Google Translate:
Christian Eriksen is awake and his condition remains stable. He remains hospitalized at Rigshospitalet for further examinations.
The match against Finland will be played tonight. This happens after the players have been confirmed that Christian is okay. The match resumes at 20.30.
Euro 2020 (+1) - James Martin - 12-06-2021
Although there's questions over broadcasting it I do see the argument to keep cameras rolling to record the incident, no matter how harrowing, as it is something the investigation can rely on.