MA
Jeez. Give it all to the BBC, no clock for 1:15 on ITV!
41 minutes into last night's England match, Mrs Markymark said to me; 'are we watching this on BBC or ITV ? . I've just mentioned that to a colleague of mine, and she had her asked her husband the same question.
So don't assume the great viewing public pay attention (or even notice) to the degree you might think they do, on screen clutter and branding. YMMV
No clock as of I'm not sure how many seconds into the second half of Cameroon vs Croatia.
It appeared 1:15 into the half.
It appeared 1:15 into the half.
Jeez. Give it all to the BBC, no clock for 1:15 on ITV!
41 minutes into last night's England match, Mrs Markymark said to me; 'are we watching this on BBC or ITV ? . I've just mentioned that to a colleague of mine, and she had her asked her husband the same question.
So don't assume the great viewing public pay attention (or even notice) to the degree you might think they do, on screen clutter and branding. YMMV
BR
Well they didn't win the repeat showing on the BBC did they.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/england-do-better-at-the-world-cup-when-games-are-shown-on-the-bbc-9548077.html
Well they didn't win the repeat showing on the BBC did they.
SW
Well, not really because generally in tournaments those still active in the game go home before the end due to pre-season training, so they'll have far fewer about towards the end. Especially as this tournament is so far away it's probably likely that few people will be there for the whole thing because they don't want to spend so long away from their families.
I (inexpertly) imagine it would have been his own decision to arrive this week. Surely the BBC would have wanted as much variety of pundits these two weeks when they've been busiest?
Well, not really because generally in tournaments those still active in the game go home before the end due to pre-season training, so they'll have far fewer about towards the end. Especially as this tournament is so far away it's probably likely that few people will be there for the whole thing because they don't want to spend so long away from their families.
DO
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
Especially as this tournament is so far away it's probably likely that few people will be there for the whole thing because they don't want to spend so long away from their families.
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
MA
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
Yes, I've got colleagues out there who are there for 7 solid weeks
Especially as this tournament is so far away it's probably likely that few people will be there for the whole thing because they don't want to spend so long away from their families.
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
Yes, I've got colleagues out there who are there for 7 solid weeks
CA
In 2010 Harry Redknapp and Roy Hodgson only arrived at this point for the BBC.
I (inexpertly) imagine it would have been his own decision to arrive this week. Surely the BBC would have wanted as much variety of pundits these two weeks when they've been busiest?
In 2010 Harry Redknapp and Roy Hodgson only arrived at this point for the BBC.
CA
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
Some definitely are there for the whole thing but the departure for many is staggered. I know some working for the BBC Sport website who are there until England are out and some are leaving at the end of the month.
Especially as this tournament is so far away it's probably likely that few people will be there for the whole thing because they don't want to spend so long away from their families.
Most people working on it will be there for the duration. Spending time away from home / family is part of the job. You wouldn't take the work if you weren't able to spend a month away from home.
Some definitely are there for the whole thing but the departure for many is staggered. I know some working for the BBC Sport website who are there until England are out and some are leaving at the end of the month.