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The Sport Thread - Printable Version +- TV Live Forum (https://www.tvliveforum.com) +-- Forum: TV Live Forum (https://www.tvliveforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Presentation (https://www.tvliveforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Thread: The Sport Thread (/showthread.php?tid=63) Pages:
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The Sport Thread - Brekkie - 13-06-2021 When test cricket was removed from the A-list The Ashes should never have been. That is basically their flagship event and had it remained a requirement for it to be FTA I think a pay/free split would have been the likely outcome, something which would have opened it up back beyond C4 as The Ashes don't clash with the Olympics/Euros etc. being in odd years. For me County Cricket has been the biggest casualty of the pay TV deal and I certainly think the lack of free to air exposure harmed the launch of the T20 Blast, which doesn't seem to have reached anywhere near the heights of the IPL or Big Bash. They're trying now to correct that with the Hundred, but it feels like shutting the door after the horse has bolted and adding yet another format to a sport which really doesn't need it. The Sport Thread - Robertclark125 - 13-06-2021 With the early finishes to both cricket test matches, Sky Sports and BT Sport have rearranged their schedules. The test BT were showing was West Indies v South Africa. That ended before lunch on day 3, and so highlights of each day are being broadcast now on BTS2. Sky Sports main event has switched to European tour golf, whilst Sky Sports cricket is showing a match, live, from the Pakistani Super League. The Sport Thread - madmusician - 13-06-2021 Brekkie post_id=18748 time= user_id=976 Wrote:When test cricket was removed from the A-list The Ashes should never have been. That is basically their flagship event and had it remained a requirement for it to be FTA I think a pay/free split would have been the likely outcome, something which would have opened it up back beyond C4 as The Ashes don't clash with the Olympics/Euros etc. being in odd years. I don’t disagree with your general points at all, but there was never really a ‘launch’ to the Blast. The Twenty20 Cup, as launched in 2003, has gradually evolved over the past 18 seasons and there has never been a total relaunch of it. The schedule and the name has changed a few times (I think the ‘Blast’ title came in when NatWest took over as sponsor, from memory) but it’s always been a competition for 18 counties, with the standard rules on overseas players and shown as part of the domestic contract, without all games being televised. I quite agree that the ECB could have done far more with the T20 product and that the Hundred has caused (and will cause) many problems, but one of those issues is that they never did launch a league in the style of the IPL or Big Bash. They have remained (until now) beholden to the traditional county system. The Sport Thread - thebigdog2020 - 13-06-2021 thebigdog2020 post_id=17625 time= user_id=1596 Wrote:Some boxing speculation, if true probably be looking for another promotion to go along with for Saturday Primetime fights To add to my previous post, Sky Sports has replaced Matchroom Boxing with a four-year partnership with BOXXER and Top Rank https://www.skygroup.sky/en-gb/article/sky-sports-to-deliver-more-boxing-than-ever-before-as-part-of-a-new-chapter-for-the-sport The Sport Thread - XIII - 13-06-2021 I do think Channel 5's contribution to cricket is overlooked, they did a great job showing the highlights in a dedicated evening slot using the same team and production company as Channel 4's coverage. It's unlikely but Channel 4 and Channel 5 should team up for sports rights in the same way that the BBC and ITV do for Six Nations, Euros, World Cup etc The Rugby World Cup would be a good one to get as both channels air rugby or perhaps F1. The Sport Thread - Jon - 13-06-2021 XIII post_id=18899 time= user_id=894 Wrote:I do think Channel 5's contribution to cricket is overlooked, they did a great job showing the highlights in a dedicated evening slot using the same team and production company as Channel 4's coverage.Of course the advantage for ITV of working with the BBC on a set of rights, is that the BBC aren’t going to take any of the advertisers potential spend on the event. The Sport Thread - Brekkie - 13-06-2021 Nice graphics for the Copa America - I think ITV would approve of the text for the teams on the scorebar. The Sport Thread - thebigdog2020 - 14-06-2021 Ireland Squad for their Summer Rugby Internationals were released today but the interesting point is that Channel 4/RTE are listed as the broadcasters, wonder if this was bundled in with the autumn rights. If true Channel 4 will be building a good rugby portfolio for the Summer with 1 Lions match Live and highlights and England & Ireland Live Ireland Summer Test Fixtures: Ireland v Japan Saturday 3rd July, 2021 Aviva Stadium KO: 13.00hrs Broadcaster: Channel 4 & RTE Ireland v USA Saturday 10th July, 2021 Aviva Stadium KO: 19.15hrs Broadcaster: Channel 4 & RTE See more at: https://www.ulsterrugby.com/2021/06/eight-ulster-players-named-in-ireland-mens-squad-for-summer-series/ The Sport Thread - RhysJR - 15-06-2021 A few technical problems on tonight's Copa America coverage, with the screen suddenly going black before the below screen pops up quite speedily. Unfortunately happened on one occasion just as Paraguay had scored. It has generally been sorted within a minute. ![]() To the presentation overall, I like the concept of the graphics, though the execution is not perfect at times (especially putting country names over more than one line). I've attatched some caps in the spoiler below. BBC coverage seems to use the world feed coverage and as such is quite basic but it is late at night at the same time as the Euros so I guess it's fair enough. The Sport Thread - Rdd - 15-06-2021 This was to be the last year of the RTE/C4 deal with the IRFU, though summer internationals are normally for the host country to sell and the home summer series immediately before the World Cup normally isn’t included with the AIs (we have ended up in the past with games exclusively on Sky Sports, or even not on TV in Ireland at all). Wonder what’s happening with the mooted centralisation of the rights. Meanwhile there is seemingly an announcement about the widely anticipated rebrand and format change for the Pro14 this morning at 9:30am which hopefully will include some news on the tv rights. Edit: FT article suggesting rights will go exclusively FTA in U.K. and Ireland with no mention of Premier Sports who had been widely connected with the rights. And get ready to hear about the “URC” now. https://www.ft.com/content/a818f21c-10f3-444b-8f10-3b531e11352b Edit 2: No news about the TV rights at all in the announcement unfortunately, but URC is the new name alright (insert Conner McGregor related joke here). The Sport Thread - Rdd - 15-06-2021 While ultimately the URC announcement didn’t cover TV rights, some more news on the shape of the deal emerging in the Irish Times and The42.ie today. Main points that seem to be emerging: *Greater shift towards FTA. *RTE and BBC NI back involved, TG4 remaining involved. *90% of games involving Irish teams to be FTA in Ireland. *Premier Sports still involved at a reduced level, to include Ulster away matches. *A global OTT platform operated by an Irish broadcaster- in reality the only plausible Irish operator would be GAAGO, the OTT platform jointly owned by RTE and the GAA that as well as its own service also ran a League of Ireland football service until recently. https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/rugby/pro14/more-than-50-provincial-games-in-revamped-pro14-to-be-shown-free-to-air-1.4594197?mode=amp https://www.the42.ie/urc-martin-anayi-tv-5467175-Jun2021/?amp=1 The Sport Thread - thebigdog2020 - 16-06-2021 https://twitter.com/PremierSportsTV/status/1404823421213724679 The Sport Thread - Rdd - 16-06-2021 ROI TV rights to the Pro14, er I mean URC, now announced with RTE and TG4 carrying 26 games each featuring Irish sides with TG4 having the rights to another 16 games not featuring Irish sides. Interestingly there’s some suggestion the mooted OTT service might now have a domestic element not previously mentioned, but details of that (which will be operated by RTE) will be announced later. https://www.pro14.rugby/latest/news/urc-tg4-rte The Sport Thread - Robertclark125 - 16-06-2021 Tonight's T20 blast on sky sports has just basic coverage currently, due to technical issues. No replays is one consequence, meaning no third umpire tonight The Sport Thread - Brekkie - 17-06-2021 The summer rugby tests for Wales now confirmed with Wales v Canada on BBC Wales and the two Argentina tests on S4C, with highlights on the others, now confirmed. https://www.wru.wales/2021/06/wales-on-bbc-and-s4c/ Think that just leaves Scotland to confirm with England and Ireland both on C4. |