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Brighton v Wolves on TV?
- Thread starter Aseros
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cloud
Well-known member
They all have to have the same kick-off time ... like final group stage matches in the world cup
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- #3
That's what I thought!
Oh well, looks as though all games kick off at 12:45. Why not 3pm? How odd.
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Is there any specific reason why they are all 12:45 and not all 3pm?
Mellor 3 Ward 4
Well-known member
They'll no doubt wait and see what, if anything is hanging on each game.
As things stand, with our/wolves position, it's a good chance it will be on.
As things stand, with our/wolves position, it's a good chance it will be on.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Other big games that day, including
Hull v Cardiff
Forest v Leicester
Watford v Leeds
2 to be televised, decision made once it's clear which games matter most
Hull v Cardiff
Forest v Leicester
Watford v Leeds
2 to be televised, decision made once it's clear which games matter most
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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So that they can be shown on TV. Can't televise a Saturday 3pm game.
cloud
Well-known member
No doubt 3pm is reserved for all the Premier League matches
Mellor 3 Ward 4
Well-known member
Always on a that time, last day of the Championship season.
Kick off time 12 45 so that games are finished before the Prem games start.
Lankyseagull
One Step Beyond
Haven't all the fixtures on the last day of the Championship kicked off at the same time for years, whether its 12:45 or 3pm? Aseros, you'd better keep your head down before you get accused of being a JCL!
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- #11
I knew they were all kicking off at same time, but this just seemed stupidly early. 3pm would have been better for all games, but as somebody said, this will allow them to get some on TV.
cloud
Well-known member
Which begs the question .. what happens if one match is postponed due to unforseen circumstances, e.g heart attack, weather conditions
How could the teams replay the match, knowing exactly what result they needed to get?
How could the teams replay the match, knowing exactly what result they needed to get?
Exactly this.
skipper734
Registered ruffian
At the beginning of the season, it's impossible to pick the most important match to televise. So at the moment any match is possible.
If say, a team gets close enough to Cardiff to decide the Champions of the Championship, that will be the match selected to be Televised. Doesn't interfere with Murdoch's arrangements, and all Championship matches end at the same time, except Albion v Wolves as it will start late and finish late, as is usual for us.
If say, a team gets close enough to Cardiff to decide the Champions of the Championship, that will be the match selected to be Televised. Doesn't interfere with Murdoch's arrangements, and all Championship matches end at the same time, except Albion v Wolves as it will start late and finish late, as is usual for us.
Joe Gatting's Dad
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Almost certainly two games will shown chosen the week before when the most relevant as many things will have been decided by then.