mall wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 6:27 pm
Sea Dog Sam wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 5:43 pm
4-0 to Ipswich
Hope it's not more - with it been televised
I can't see us scoring again until 2022. Seriously. And only if we've signed some new strikers.
The optimism and joy I had when we were promoted back into the EFL has now evaporated
I was planning to travel to Portman Road - I've seen most of our away fixtures - but after our recent performances I doubt whether I'll even attend the forthcoming Salford/ Swindon Town home games. I hope Carlisle/Oldham don't start to pick up points or I think the National League could be beckoning.
"4-0 to Ipswich
Hope it's not more - with it been televised"
Is it being televised?. I genuinely didn't know this.
I was confused by this, so I Googled and found this...
https://www.thefa.com/news/2021/nov/11/ ... n-20211111
Burton Albion v Port Vale
Lincoln City v Hartlepool United
Doncaster Rovers v Mansfield Town
Carlisle United v Shrewsbury Town
Ipswich Town v Barrow
Portsmouth v Harrogate Town
The above matches have been selected by the BBC who would like to provide single or multi camera footage as clips or highlights.
The matches are not required to move to accommodate this coverage, therefore they will remain scheduled on Saturday 4 December, kick-off at 3pm.
The FA fee which is applicable for extended highlights, single or multi camera footage or Overseas Broadcast coverage of a match on a Saturday is £5000 per club.
However, I am still no less McFuddled. Does this mean that a single camera view will be available on iPlayer as the BBC sometimes do, or does it just mean that they will just cut to the action in Final Score whenever Ipswich score or when we miss a penalty?
No bubblewrap unpopped.