SP
Strictly it's postponed rather than abandoned isn't it? Abandoned means it won't be replayed, but as it hadn't kicked off it can't be abandoned.
JV
James Vertigan
Founding member
Jeff Stelling on SSNHQ has said the Sky Sports OB trucks have also been asked to leave the area following the security alert at Old Trafford.
MA
That's would require a de-rig, that (even in a hurry) would still take 1-2 hours to complete. I suspect the crews have been told to leave the area, and leave all the kit and trucks in place.
Jeff Stelling on SSNHQ has said the Sky Sports OB trucks have also been asked to leave the area following the security alert at Old Trafford.
That's would require a de-rig, that (even in a hurry) would still take 1-2 hours to complete. I suspect the crews have been told to leave the area, and leave all the kit and trucks in place.
RK
Same with NBCSN - they're simulcasting the Swansea City v Manchester City that's on NBC.
Are NBC showing all the games live again today? (Or at least, were they until the United game was abandoned)
Yep, across all their networks, including MSNBC.
Heres a screen grab taken during half time showing the current scores and network's the games are airing on.
In years past they made and frequently shared a great graphic in the week leading up to Sunday showing where to watch the matches. This year you had to find the fixtures on the bottom of a news article on their website.
Edit: NBC Universo (formerly mun2) was scheduled to carry Manchester United vs Bournemouth in Spanish but given the circumstances they also are simulcasting Telemundos coverage of Chelsea vs Leicester City.
Same with NBCSN - they're simulcasting the Swansea City v Manchester City that's on NBC.
Are NBC showing all the games live again today? (Or at least, were they until the United game was abandoned)
Yep, across all their networks, including MSNBC.
Heres a screen grab taken during half time showing the current scores and network's the games are airing on.
In years past they made and frequently shared a great graphic in the week leading up to Sunday showing where to watch the matches. This year you had to find the fixtures on the bottom of a news article on their website.
Edit: NBC Universo (formerly mun2) was scheduled to carry Manchester United vs Bournemouth in Spanish but given the circumstances they also are simulcasting Telemundos coverage of Chelsea vs Leicester City.
Last edited by Rkolsen on 15 May 2016 4:11pm
JV
That's would require a de-rig, that (even in a hurry) would still take 1-2 hours to complete. I suspect the crews have been told to leave the area, and leave all the kit and trucks in place.
Yes, just watching Sky News. Still seems to be a live camera running at Old Trafford although it's not moving. They're also showing recorded footage of the sniffer dogs at work which is interesting.
James Vertigan
Founding member
Jeff Stelling on SSNHQ has said the Sky Sports OB trucks have also been asked to leave the area following the security alert at Old Trafford.
That's would require a de-rig, that (even in a hurry) would still take 1-2 hours to complete. I suspect the crews have been told to leave the area, and leave all the kit and trucks in place.
Yes, just watching Sky News. Still seems to be a live camera running at Old Trafford although it's not moving. They're also showing recorded footage of the sniffer dogs at work which is interesting.
BR
Yep, across all their networks, including MSNBC.
Heres a screen grab taken during half time showing the current scores and network's the games are airing on.
In years past they made and frequently shared a great graphic in the week leading up to Sunday showing where to watch the matches. This year you had to find the fixtures on the bottom of a news article on their website.
I'm surprised the rights in the UK haven't been adjusted to enable this to happen on the final day.
Are NBC showing all the games live again today? (Or at least, were they until the United game was abandoned)
Yep, across all their networks, including MSNBC.
Heres a screen grab taken during half time showing the current scores and network's the games are airing on.
In years past they made and frequently shared a great graphic in the week leading up to Sunday showing where to watch the matches. This year you had to find the fixtures on the bottom of a news article on their website.
I'm surprised the rights in the UK haven't been adjusted to enable this to happen on the final day.