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I enjoyed this. No Dwwwayne Russell

Sir Why You Little
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Thanks for that.

What a difference. The crowd noise is so much better and I'm surprised it's better without the umpire noise as well. 

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    TV crowd noise is turned down low now

    really irritates me. You miss so much energy

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    There's something really strange about hearing commentary that is undoubtedly from the radio (especially the classic AM sound) but seeing vision at the same time.

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    31 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    TV crowd noise is turned down low now

    really irritates me. You miss so much energy

    Make your own noise! As when kids. Raaaaaah! Raaaaah!

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    1 minute ago, Ted Fidge said:

    Make your own noise! As when kids. Raaaaaah! Raaaaah!

    Hahahaha!!

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    11 minutes ago, dieter said:

    Just a reminder too of how brilliant Jack Watts is.

    It's the one percenters that go unnoticed. He solved one of Hilbert's 23 problems at 3/4 time. Of course it didn't make the papers.

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    Never tire of watching that. Great to hear commentators that know our player's names and aren't simply talking about themselves.

    Loved the "That's it! They've won!" after Tyson's first goal.

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    thankyou , watched every second of that again !

     

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    Absolutely brilliant. Up there with Round 22 1987 and the Elimination vs North and the Semi vs Sydney in 87. Never ever tire of watching those. A key link - the incomparable Tim Lane. "The G was awash with red and blue...." etc etc Fantastic! By the way, that number 4 can play a bit as well....

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    2 hours ago, GotheDees said:

    Thanks for that.

    What a difference. The crowd noise is so much better and I'm surprised it's better without the umpire noise as well. 

    The umpire noise drives me insane! All you hear is then yelling play on or maxy, maxy! Adds very little and takes away plenty. If umpire explanations needed the commentators can listen to the umpire shyte. 

    End rant

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    18 minutes ago, Call Me What You Will said:

    Absolutely brilliant. Up there with Round 22 1987 and the Elimination vs North and the Semi vs Sydney in 87. Never ever tire of watching those. A key link - the incomparable Tim Lane. "The G was awash with red and blue...." etc etc Fantastic! By the way, that number 4 can play a bit as well....

    "The Demons Kick 4 in 4 minutes..."

     

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    Gold SWYL - compulsory viewing for all demons under the age of 40

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    Tyson is a star. Will be an absolute gun with Lewis beside him and a rising Oliver, Petracca, Salem, Brayshaw and Viney.

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    .........McCann the spoiler, Williams the swooper.......

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    I wasn't a big fan of Tony Leonard when he first started calling, but he's definitely improved over the years.

    He and Tim make for a good combination, and I particularly enjoy listening to them call a close game. 

    Thanks for posting. 

    Edit: Just on the crowd noise, if you look up at the radio boxes in the Olympic stand you'll see that they have mics pointing out the window to capture the atmosphere. It works in our favour because we own that side of the ground. 

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    This is so good. Thank you. This is what TV broadcasting should use as a template in my opinion. 

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    Tony Leonard will explode one afternoon calling a game. Let us never forget his phone calls on a saturday morning. 

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