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Is anyone else finding the BBC commentaries incredibly boring? There are some events where there's obviously a commentary for spectators in the grounds, done by people who know what's going on, what's coming up, what factors are at play, etc. and from what you can hear in the background they seem to be more interesting, more informative, and more exciting than some old duffer in a BBC box reading boring stats and fumbling for things to say. And when they aren't commentating (which is rare) the background noise is still turned right down, removing any atmosphere from the venues themselves.
Why don't they just shut up the boring gits and just pipe out the sound and commentary from the venues? It'd be much more like being there.
On the plus side, the sports site is quite good for finding out what's on when, what's on now. They did leave out one small detail though... which of the 24 HD channels to find each thing on :roll: :lol:
Why don't they just shut up the boring gits and just pipe out the sound and commentary from the venues? It'd be much more like being there.
On the plus side, the sports site is quite good for finding out what's on when, what's on now. They did leave out one small detail though... which of the 24 HD channels to find each thing on :roll: :lol: