The Sport Thread
(30-06-2022, 08:34 AM)Rdd Wrote:
(30-06-2022, 02:30 AM)RhysJR Wrote: And new graphics for Sky Sport NZ this year as well
https://youtu.be/SAKq1fYwTOs
They’re essentially the same ones they’ve been using for Super Rugby this season. At one point they had different graphics for club and international rugby (not sure why) so they have done away with that. They’re mostly nice except for the use of italics in certain captions.
They seem a bit plain and boring, but having seen what the U20 Summer Series have done I can live with plain and boring.

And talking of plain and boring Wales have drawn the short straw with Martin Gillingham on commentary.
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Amazon set to share Champions / Europa / Conference Leagues with BT Sport

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...f=Xka7aNox
Yes, fair point about Amazon and to their credit they have resisted both price rises and a surcharge for Prime Sport content. Any news on the tennis right BTW - weren't their reports Amazon might bail on that? Discovery BT would seem the most likely contender for those I'd have thought.

Talking of bailing down under Seven are again going to court to try and get out of the cricket deal they clearly paid too much for and has been a disaster from the start, basically claiming the covid related rearranged schedule was a breech of contract.

https://tvtonight.com.au/2022/06/seven-f...tract.html
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IPL moving to DAZN in the UK

https://twitter.com/martingrantross/stat...3207656456
(30-06-2022, 02:55 PM)Brekkie Wrote:
(30-06-2022, 08:34 AM)Rdd Wrote: They’re essentially the same ones they’ve been using for Super Rugby this season. At one point they had different graphics for club and international rugby (not sure why) so they have done away with that. They’re mostly nice except for the use of italics in certain captions.
They seem a bit plain and boring, but having seen what the U20 Summer Series have done I can live with plain and boring.

And talking of plain and boring Wales have drawn the short straw with Martin Gillingham on commentary.

Agree Martin Gillingham is not the most exciting of commentators but has lived in South Africa in the past so can add extra knowledge and cultural flavour to the coverage other British commentators may not do.

Looks like Alan Quinlan is co-commentator on the Ireland matches for Sky.

https://twitter.com/SkySportsRugby/statu...ARFj9j10QA
Nice to see Sky giving the summer tours - effectively - the Lions treatment. It'd be nice to think this is a sign they still want a piece of the international rugby pie.
Sky taking the piss out of themselves quite nicely in this ad for the tours.

https://twitter.com/SkySports/status/154...8529588224
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Very good.

Also if that ad, tongue in cheek as it is in anything to go by, there’ll be a fair few of Sky Sports former rugby on air talent back on for the few weeks, including Alex Payne, Michael Lynagh, Sean Fitzpatrick, and Will Greenwood. Apart from Stuart Barnes the notable omission being Scott Quinnell, though it appears they have Jamie Roberts ready to step directly into his role.
Looks like The Times were pretty much on the ball with their UCL story - announcement from the BBC:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61995080
BBC iPlayer showing the U19 UEFA U19 Championship final tonight Israel v England KO 1900 from Slovakia.
Premier Sports kept this one very quiet, but the Mediapro LaLiga TV channel has been removed from Sky and VM U.K. It will remain available for U.K. viewers via Premier Player and Amazon Channels. Not sure what ROI fans of LaLiga are supposed to do in that instance, but apparently there will be LaLiga coverage on the main Premier Sports channels now.

https://www.premiersports.com/sports/foo...watch-2022
There have been a few brief picture break-ups during the F1 practice sessions at Silverstone on Channel 4 today. Was that noticeable on Sky F1's coverage of those sessions today?
(01-07-2022, 10:36 AM)thegeek Wrote: Looks like The Times were pretty much on the ball with their UCL story - announcement from the BBC:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61995080

Say what you like about The Times, they don't peddle BS; any story broken by one of their journalists do carry credence.
New Zealand v Ireland: Alex Payne, ROG, and Sean Fitzpatrick in the studio, Conor McNamara, Alan Quinlan, and Isa Nacewa on comms, Sky NZ graphics.

South Africa v Wales: Sarra Elgin, Sam Warburton, Jonathan Davies in the studio, Martin Gillingham, Jamie Roberts, Bryan Habana on comms, SuperSport graphics.
Although I'm not a fan of the score across the bottom the Supersport graphics and how they integrate all the extra info (tries, sin bins etc.) is really nice.
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