Originally Posted by Me:
“FWIW, It was interesting that after the Blackpool V Cardiff City game finished, Radio Wales and Radio Cymru went over to the end of Wrexham V York City, rather than get the last few minutes of the Jackland's first win in the Premier League, even though both games were in injury time, and there was more injury time to play down the Liberty (stadium).”
“FWIW, It was interesting that after the Blackpool V Cardiff City game finished, Radio Wales and Radio Cymru went over to the end of Wrexham V York City, rather than get the last few minutes of the Jackland's first win in the Premier League, even though both games were in injury time, and there was more injury time to play down the Liberty (stadium).”
Originally Posted by swansea steve:
“yeah I noticed that... it confirms a view I've held about Radio Wales's for some time (but that is probably better left for the radio Wales thread... this isn't the place for a rant).”
“yeah I noticed that... it confirms a view I've held about Radio Wales's for some time (but that is probably better left for the radio Wales thread... this isn't the place for a rant).”
You're not someone who think that the whole BBC (Wales) is too Cardiff focused are you?
Going back to the whole Wrexham over Jackland thing, the only thing that I can think of that meant that neither Radio Wales or Radio Cymru could've also taken the end of their win against West Bromwich Albion, is a rights issue - where whoever it is that dishes out the rights believes that BBC Radio Wales (and Radio Cymru) can only offer local commentary on South West Wales FM frequencies, and not 'nationwide', as rights to commentaries are with 5 Live and Absolute Radio for 3pm kick offs.
Then again, I could be speaking bow locks.




I'd be surprised if they see out a comfortable mid table campaign.