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Old 01-Jul-2006, 21:37   #1
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Eurosport - no question - the guys, Julian and Toby are so knowledgeable too - a bit anorak, but well worth listening to. Randy Mamola also offers great insight into the paddock when the race is on.

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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:09   #2
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eurosport
no question
their coverage has stood the test of time, and long may it continue
the BBC just turn up for the glory
look how they dumped Superbike
so I'll stick with eurosport, and as others have said the commentators no their stuff
the team works
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:34   #3
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Eurosport. I don't even look at the BBC coverage. Randy is great at getting quick, to the point comments from the guys in the pits and Julian and Toby are just brilliant because they love it so much. Last week Julian had to stop talking, he was so wrapped up in what was happening on the track. It's like having a couple of mates who really know their stuff passing the information you want back to you.

On the downside, the adverts are competely annoying - advertisers are wasting their money interrupting the MotoGP because they only serve to alienate viewers, I think. Suzuki, ride the winds of change - what the hell does that mean??
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:38   #4
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Suzuki, ride the winds of change - what the hell does that mean??
it means buy a Suzuki
its a small price to pay for well over a decades top coverage
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:45   #5
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I suppose you're right, Keith? But even Julian makes comments about the 'well timed' advert brakes. I just hate missing the action - it's not as if those advertisements register - or do they?
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I suppose you're right, Keith? But even Julian makes comments about the 'well timed' advert brakes. I just hate missing the action - it's not as if those advertisements register - or do they?
o don't get me wrong I hate them
but they pay for the show.
that's why I stick with erosport.
if the advertisers think people aint watching then leave.
we will be stuck with the BBC
and when they go to the next big thing. we will have to go to Sky
And with them you have to pay and get adverts
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:47   #7
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Suzuki, ride the winds of change - what the hell does that mean??

Parp!
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:51   #8
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I'm clearly struggling with the modern idiom - I don't understand what 'parp' means either
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Eurosport - no question - the guys, Julian and Toby are so knowledgeable too - a bit anorak, but well worth listening to. Randy Mamola also offers great insight into the paddock when the race is on.

Tim
My words exactly.
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Old 01-Jul-2006, 22:56   #10
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Eurosport - no question - the guys, Julian and Toby are so knowledgeable too - a bit anorak, but well worth listening to. Randy Mamola also offers great insight into the paddock when the race is on.

Tim




Spot on Tim, Eurosport every time.


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