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#2926 |
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Is there any match you think Judio that BT Sport should be showing, that they are not.
And also I turned over Man U at 1 0 as it was game over |
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#2927 |
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St Etienne v Anderlecht last night
And also I turned over Man U at 1 0 as it was game over ![]()
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Of course not.
I was talking about their 4th and 5th choices. The posts above are saying who would watch another match at the same time as a British club |
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Of course not.
I was talking about their 4th and 5th choices. The posts above are saying who would watch another match at the same time as a British club |
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#2930 |
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Big week for BT Sport Showcase
Thursday week 3 Man U v Fenerbahce Which is on the day after they show Barca v Man City |
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I think most people who are interested in the European game as a whole would feel there are more worthy matches of being shown on MD3 that Feyenoord-Zorya...It's the same for the other group are we going to be treated to Hapoel Beer Sheva-Sparta Prague whilst Southampton are engaged with Inter?
BT seem to have been focussing their attentions on a select few teams - so Schalke shown twice, Ajax and Bilbao likewise. But we've seen nothing of Villarreal, Roma, Anderlecht or St. Etienne to name but a few other teams possibly worthy of coverage at some point in the competition. Matchday 4 (Same teams again and again) Fenerbahce v Man Utd 18:00 BT Sport 3 Zenit St Petersburg v Dundalk 18:00 BT Sport ESPN FC Zorya Luhansk v Feyenoord 18:00 BT Sport Extra 2 Southampton v Inter Milan 20:05 BT Sport 2 Sparta Prague v Hapoel Be'er Sheva 20:05 BT Sport 3 Ajax v Celta Vigo 20:05 BT Sport ESPN |
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#2932 |
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Maybe a record low will be set
Next weeks BT Sport Showcase match Sparta Prague v Hapoel Be'er Sheva 20.05 |
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Treat coming up for you !!!
Matchday 4 (Same teams again and again) Fenerbahce v Man Utd 18:00 BT Sport 3 Zenit St Petersburg v Dundalk 18:00 BT Sport ESPN FC Zorya Luhansk v Feyenoord 18:00 BT Sport Extra 2 Southampton v Inter Milan 20:05 BT Sport 2 Sparta Prague v Hapoel Be'er Sheva 20:05 BT Sport 3 Ajax v Celta Vigo 20:05 BT Sport ESPN |
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#2934 |
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Ha ha! As a Feyenoord fan I'm not complaining about our match being on but realistically there is no merit whatsoever in showing this match. Staggering lack of insight into what might interest people shown here by BT. Still no sign of the like of Villarreal, Fiorentina, Anderlecht, St. Etienne, Shakhtar, Braga...all potentially interesting teams to show. Anyway I shall be shouting for Feyenoord and then shouting at Ajax!
Furthermore there probably is more interest in the other teams in the same group as Manchester United and Southampton, simply because of the fact that they are in the same group. |
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Outwith some of us football geeks on here if there is anyone watching the foreign UEL games, most likely to get views or secondary views (on a tablet etc alongside a main game) is the other game in Man Utd/Southampton's group... Thought it was pretty obvious.
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Outwith some of us football geeks on here if there is anyone watching the foreign UEL games, most likely to get views or secondary views (on a tablet etc alongside a main game) is the other game in Man Utd/Southampton's group... Thought it was pretty obvious.
Often find myself watching the last 5 minutes of some remote EL tie because I need one team to score to get my ACCA up! |
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I think we may have some differing viewpoints on this one. But I'm not for one minute suggesting that the like of Man Utd or Southampton shouldn't be shown if their fixtures don't appear in the top five of some made up order of merit in my mind! Of course, the English teams, and indeed other British and Irish teams should be always shown regardless of their opponents and the context of the match within the group.
I also understand there is some worth in showing the matches from the other group especially when progress through the group for the English side is dependant on the outcome of the other match. However in the earlier match rounds if you only show the like of Sparta-Beer'sheva to allow the odd Southampton fan the chance to find out the score then save yourself the hassle of transmitting the match and the bother of getting a commentator in and just show a screen with the score on and how many minutes have been played. Because fans are going to just dip in and out... A Southampton or Man Utd fan that starts watching the game at minute 1 and has watched the entire match will be appraised of developments in Prague, Rotterdam, Istanbul or Beer'sheva (is that even a place, Israeli geography not one of the subjects I consider myself a geek on! ) by goal pop ups etc.I don't see BT changing this anytime soon - maybe I should just embrace the chance to immerse myself in Hapoel Beer'sheva or Sparta Prague's Europa League campaign. Maybe this is an opportunity to wallow on more football geekdom!?
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Beer'sheva (is that even a place, Israeli geography not one of the subjects I consider myself a geek on!
)It's 40 miles south-west of Jerusalem and if the fourth-largest City in Israel. |
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Extraordinary knowledge there, sir!
I read an article about them on the Guardian prior to their tie against Celtic as even for someone who considers themselves relatively au fait with world football affairs I couldn't profess to a great deal of knowledge about them. Indeed Israeli football as a whole is a bit of a blur of Hapoels and Maccabis! |
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BT finally give us some new teams to watch
Matchday 5 Sparta Prague v Southampton FC Zurich v Villarreal Man Utd v Feyenoord Dundalk v AZ Alkmaar St Etienne v Mainz |
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BT finally give us some new teams to watch
Matchday 5 Sparta Prague v Southampton FC Zurich v Villarreal Man Utd v Feyenoord Dundalk v AZ Alkmaar St Etienne v Mainz |
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#2942 |
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This is the reason why they have a new team to show us
Fenerbahce have an early kick off Fenerbahce v FC Zorya Luhansk 16:00 BT Sport 2 |
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#2943 |
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Showcase game next Thursday
1800 Sparta Prague v Southampton |
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A few months ago (Page 113) we were discussing the UEFA co-efficient situation.
Statement of the obvious, but Leicester have done the coefficient ranking a lot of good, Spurs not so much. In more detail though (since the last update England: Champions League: Leicester City - into the last 16 as group winners, so get bonus points for reaching last 16. Arsenal - Also in last 16. Tottenham - Out. Manchester City - They successfully qualified into the group stage from the playoff round. In the group stage itself their fate has yet to be decided, but they look likely to go through to the last 16. Italy: Champions League: Juventus - Already through to last 16 Napoli - Fate yet to be decided, but they look likely to go through. Roma - lost out in final qualifying round, and did not get the bonus points from the group stage. The Europa League does not matter so much, because whilst teams do get points for winning and drawing matches, there are no bonus points available. Overall then looking very good this season for England. |
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Ranking Points earned this season
Germany 70 from 7 clubs so 10 points Spain 67 from 7 clubs so 9.571 England 62.5 from 7 clubs so 8.928 Italy 48.5 from 6 clubs so 8.083 |
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#2946 |
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You get 5 bonus points for qualifying so we have already had Arsenal and Leicester
Man City look likely to add another 5 |
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It doesnt matter anyway, the new system will mean the top 4 clubs get the full allocation and there is no danger of England slipping down to 5th anytime soon.
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I don't get why English teams perform poorly in European competitions. I mean, I get it that the Europa league finals last year had unfair results (Handballs unseen).
But in general, when we see the draws between a Spanish side and an English side or a German side and an English side, we always write off the English side. |
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I don't get why English teams perform poorly in European competitions.
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It doesnt matter anyway, the new system will mean the top 4 clubs get the full allocation and there is no danger of England slipping down to 5th anytime soon.
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