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outcast eddie wrote:
StrangeButBlue wrote:Will this be the first ever Leinster match covered live on BT sports?
It may well be.

I like BT's coverage, the pre-game wandering around chatting to players doing a warm up is a nice touch and I also like the way they talk to coaching people mid-game to get their thoughts on how the game is going.

BOD special on BT this week, Wednesday 9pm for those unaware.

He's also one of BTs commentators for the game so should be good.
All seems a bit pointless to me.

Interview: So your losing, how wil you turn it around?
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Interview: So your winning how will you keep it/what will you say to the players at half time?
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simonokeefe wrote:just watched highlights from Wasps Bath, penalty try wasnt a pushover and only scrum shown (towards end) was Bath demolishing Wasps, more good news for Jack McGrath
Wasps were very much on top in the scrum in the first half and right up until I stopped watching around 50mins. Bath subbed Wilson after he got carded so maybe that improved things.
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baaba maal wrote:I have to say I find BT's coverage cringeworthy. The "banter" between Healy and Bayfield/Kay etc being particularly awful. Craig Doyle needs no further comment.
Doyle is actually only the second most annoying person on the BT Sport coverage for me. I have developed an allergy to Matt Dawson on commentary. I think it stemmed from the day where his entire contribution was a string of questions to his co-commentator about what was happening. It's better for my blood pressure to hit the mute button.

I do like Kay, and Healey can actually be very good when he isn't acting like a 6 year old. Unfortunately that isn't as often as one might wish.
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simonokeeffe wrote:just watched highlights from Wasps Bath, penalty try wasnt a pushover and only scrum shown (towards end) was Bath demolishing Wasps, more good news for Jack McGrath
Wasps scrum was massively on top until they subbed their props in the second half.
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cormac wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:just watched highlights from Wasps Bath, penalty try wasnt a pushover and only scrum shown (towards end) was Bath demolishing Wasps, more good news for Jack McGrath
Wasps scrum was massively on top until they subbed their props in the second half.
ok, being down a forward/prop wouldve made a difference to that though

at worst at least we know their sub props not up to much
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Not a fan of the in game interviewing etc myself. Not just because its inane, but don't think players or coaches should be disturbed when preparing for a game or during it. You build up all week for a game and then have reporters running around amongst the warm up? F&@k off!
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testing my broadcast for the weekend (BT Rugby show)

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LeRouxIsPHat wrote:Not a fan of the in game interviewing etc myself. Not just because its inane, but don't think players or coaches should be disturbed when preparing for a game or during it. You build up all week for a game and then have reporters running around amongst the warm up? F&@k off!
Yeah waste of time.
Jackman spoke about it recently on radio and how in France they mic up the dressing rooms and on Monady night have a show where they discuss the game plans. Pre game and half time I'd watch that
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cormac wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:just watched highlights from Wasps Bath, penalty try wasnt a pushover and only scrum shown (towards end) was Bath demolishing Wasps, more good news for Jack McGrath
Wasps scrum was massively on top until they subbed their props in the second half.
Yeah, Wasps were murdering Bath in the scrum till Cittadini, their tighthead, came off after 60 mins.

Wasps have a very good pack. They beat Bath well up front even without Joe Launchbury, who pulled out just before kick off having been involved in a minor car accident on his way to the game.

Wasps are no walkover and with our current injury list this game is going to be very competitive. They have real pace at scrum half and on both wings. They do have Andy Goode at 10 though. He's still spoofing all these years later.

Craig Doyle is embarrassing. He made some comment recently about not feeling Irish anymore. Maybe it was taken out of context.

Also. he threw a hissy fit on Twitter recently and closed down his account only to calm down and reactivate it a couple if hours later. :lol:
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cwebber82 wrote:
cormac wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:just watched highlights from Wasps Bath, penalty try wasnt a pushover and only scrum shown (towards end) was Bath demolishing Wasps, more good news for Jack McGrath
Wasps scrum was massively on top until they subbed their props in the second half.
Yeah, Wasps were murdering Bath in the scrum till Cittadini, their tighthead, came off after 60 mins.

Wasps have a very good pack. They beat Bath well up front even without Joe Launchbury, who pulled out just before kick off having been involved in a minor car accident on his way to the game.

Wasps are no walkover and with our current injury list this game is going to be very competitive. They have real pace at scrum half and on both wings. They do have Andy Goode at 10 though. He's still spoofing all these years later.

Craig Doyle is embarrassing. He made some comment recently about not feeling Irish anymore. Maybe it was taken out of context.

Also. he threw a hissy fit on Twitter recently and closed down his account only to calm down and reactivate it a couple if hours later. :lol:
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cwebber82 wrote: Craig Doyle is embarrassing. He made some comment recently about not feeling Irish anymore. Maybe it was taken out of context.

. :lol:
Surely that means we can not bother feeling embarrassed about him any more?

Same with "sir" Geldof and his Union Jack waving, let's keep the family together antics.

To be honest I can't think of a team we might face that doesn't worry me these days.
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fourthirtythree wrote:
cwebber82 wrote: Craig Doyle is embarrassing. He made some comment recently about not feeling Irish anymore. Maybe it was taken out of context.

. :lol:
Surely that means we can not bother feeling embarrassed about him any more?

Same with "sir" Geldof and his Union Jack waving, let's keep the family together antics.

To be honest I can't think of a team we might face that doesn't worry me these days.
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fourthirtythree wrote:
cwebber82 wrote: Craig Doyle is embarrassing. He made some comment recently about not feeling Irish anymore. Maybe it was taken out of context.

. :lol:
Surely that means we can not bother feeling embarrassed about him any more?

Same with "sir" Geldof and his Union Jack waving, let's keep the family together antics.

To be honest I can't think of a team we might face that doesn't worry me these days.
Agreed. Even with our injury list we can still field a very good team but MOC's rugby philosophy handicaps us.

Just checked the match odds on Paddypower. Leinster are 1/9 to beat Wasps and the handicap is 13 points. Hope they are right but think it will be far closer.
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cwebber82 wrote:

Agreed. Even with our injury list we can still field a very good team but MOC's rugby philosophy handicaps us.

Just checked the match odds on Paddypower. Leinster are 1/9 to beat Wasps and the handicap is 13 points. Hope they are right but think it will be far closer.
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kingtiger wrote:Hi I generally post over in Munsterfans as being a Munster supporter :) I am also an Irish rugby fan and like to help out Rugby fans that can't see their team play

I will be broadcasting all Cup matches next weekend on Acestream at 2000Kbs, is it okay to post the ID here on Friday evening? for anyone that is interested
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Has anybody received their tickets for the match yet?
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neiliog93 wrote:
kingtiger wrote:Hi I generally post over in Munsterfans as being a Munster supporter :) I am also an Irish rugby fan and like to help out Rugby fans that can't see their team play

I will be broadcasting all Cup matches next weekend on Acestream at 2000Kbs, is it okay to post the ID here on Friday evening? for anyone that is interested
Thanks!
Is that a windows only based setup or for Mac too? Not too well up on this stuff but could be great as I'm on hole for one of the cup games.
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DartVader wrote:
neiliog93 wrote:
kingtiger wrote:Hi I generally post over in Munsterfans as being a Munster supporter :) I am also an Irish rugby fan and like to help out Rugby fans that can't see their team play

I will be broadcasting all Cup matches next weekend on Acestream at 2000Kbs, is it okay to post the ID here on Friday evening? for anyone that is interested
Thanks!
Is that a windows only based setup or for Mac too? Not too well up on this stuff but could be great as I'm on hole for one of the cup games.
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DartVader wrote:Is that a windows only based setup or for Mac too? Not too well up on this stuff but could be great as I'm on hole for one of the cup games.
no Acestream is not available on Mac, you could try "winebottler" as it emulates Windows applications and Ace may work but couldn't say for sure
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