Sky Sports coverage

[sjb]

Does anyone know if the game is being repeated anywhere today? In the rush to drive over to Deadwood last night I forgot to set it to record.

[giveusaB]

There’s a 15 minute highlights match at 12 on sky sports.

[Rick_Muller]

After watching it back this morning I noticed the pettiness of the ticket allocation. It was designed to not show our fans on camera from the Riverside stand, it looks like we had no fans at all during some parts of the match.

Petty tin pot club - we won the title behind enemy lines

[martin_p]

On the subject of Sky, I’ve really enjoyed their coverage of the Championship this season. Probably helps that we get more of a look in being a bigger fish in a smaller pond, but I think their match coverage has been exceptional.

[4:20]

After watching it back this morning I noticed the pettiness of the ticket allocation. It was designed to not show our fans on camera from the Riverside stand, it looks like we had no fans at all during some parts of the match.

Petty tin pot club - we won the title behind enemy lines

When I saw that thin stretch of fans running along the top of the bottom tier I thought, "how strange, maybe it's all the fans they've rounded up in other parts of the ground". Then, when the match kicked off and I saw the TV angle and the coverage it gave, it all made sense. Absolutely pathetic from Blackburn Rovers Football Club. Deserved karma in the end. Delicious.

[Tricky Trevor]

First time I’ve heard Michael Brown summarising and he was better than a lot of them.

[Claretitus]

The placing of the fans was just another pathetic attempt from them to try to give them some sort of advantage. The stadium announcer sounded like he had to be forced to read out our team, the cringeworthy “ let’s get right behind the lads” shout before the game and at half time, was again pathetic. And the childish, almost non handshake, from their manager to VK at full time just summed up their whole club. ARSEH***S. They tried everything they could, AND FAILED YET AGAIN. UTC.

[wilks_bfc]

the cringeworthy “ let’s get right behind the lads” shout before the game and at half time, was again pathetic.

To be honest, our announcer does the same with the “LETS HEAR IT FOR BURNLEY”

We don’t need to be told to cheer for the team. We’re not just going to sit their quietly as the come out are we

[claretburns]

First time I’ve heard Michael Brown summarising and he was better than a lot of them.

Agreed, my only issue with him was his point of view on the Benson penalty claim.

Because he was pulled back by his arm and not his shirt it isn't a penalty according to Brown.

[Here's-Johnny]

The placing of the fans was just another pathetic attempt from them to try to give them some sort of advantage. The stadium announcer sounded like he had to be forced to read out our team, the cringeworthy “ let’s get right behind the lads” shout before the game and at half time, was again pathetic. And the childish, almost non handshake, from their manager to VK at full time just summed up their whole club. ARSEH***S. They tried everything they could, AND FAILED YET AGAIN. UTC.

I may be Mistaken....but I only heard the Blackburn team read out?

[Woodleyclaret]

Once again we have the nonsense of panning on the crowd during action on the field. How many times did we need to see Donkey Dunny in the crowd?

[Lancasterclaret]

Once again we have the nonsense of panning on the crowd during action on the field. How many times did we need to see Donkey Dunny in the crowd?

To be honest, I'd want a camera on him from straight after Bensons goal to the end of the game!

[123EasyasBFC]

Watching it back there where so many rovers players trying so hard to get in our face and it didn’t work at all
Rankin-Costello
Carter
Travis
Somdiczs
Thomas
Massive sign of not being able to handle the pressure

[Jakubs Tash]

A word for David Prutton; I think he’s an excellent host.

He’s very knowledgable, charismatic and eloquent without being smarmy. And being an ex-player he knows the game too.

[Sheffield Claret]

He is Brian O'Neil's son-in-law, so may have Burnley sympathies