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I must say, the CGI is pretty realistic and even the players and officials thought that it was real.
https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/1348726670098837507
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Originally posted by My Name Is Ian View PostThe sounds they had for the Chorley vs Derby match on Saturday were dreadful, though - a kind of high pitched shouting that sounded like it had been taken from a schools international, or some other match where vast numbers of tickets had been given it to kids.
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I usually watch with the sound turned off anyway so it's not a problem. The exception are QPR's streamed home games, where the away bench and players are the only noise you can hear. None of our players talk to each other on the pitch, nor is there any shouting from the sidelines. This is an indicator of lack of passion to many fans, and that we're too "soft" and "nice."
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Originally posted by Satchmo Distel View PostDid The Shay used to host Speedway or is that a false memory?
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Did The Shay used to host Speedway or is that a false memory?
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Halifax Town got told off by the league back in the early seventies for using crowd noise from Wembley to try and create an atmosphere. Funny, 'cos whenever I've been to The Shay, it's been quite lively. Must be a Yorkshire rivalry thing...
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Originally posted by Bizarre Löw Triangle View PostDoes anyone else remember someone (Stevenage Borough maybe) playing fake crowd noise over the tannoy during their actual games?
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A couple of seasons back there was a Sheffield derby at Bramall Lane on Poppy Weekend, and Sky somehow managed to end up playing recorded crowd noise over part of the minutes silence.
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During one of Wales' nations league matches last autumn, the fake crowd noise of Wales fans singing was inadvertently played over the Irish anthem.
The commentators didn't bother to denounce by asserting that "they're not real fans, just a mindless minority", though.
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Originally posted by EIM View PostThe fake minute's applause during the Manchester derby last week was a new low point.
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The snooker fake applause is indeed quite funny, it's actually applied in the arena and it's the marker (the referee who does the scoring largely out of view of the cameras) who presses the button to activate it. There was an incident in the UK when they pressed it at the wrong moment and set Neil Robertson off laughing. They also have cheering for the players entering the arena.
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Yes, on reflection, I think a tennis player would be used to it because they play all-year round in multi-court arenas, even on the satellite circuit (and in qualifiers).
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Originally posted by jwdd27 View PostThe snooker crowd noise is quite amusing. I think they only have one "end of frame" effect, and it's raucous applause with a few whistles and cheers thrown in. Which is fine when someone's knocked in a century, not so much after a 40 minute bout of error-strewn attritional safety with a highest break of 20.
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But yes, otherwise we shouldn't be having this discussion as they shouldn't be fucking playing.
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I don't mind it, however the option to not have it is great when for the nth time, the commentators have to apologise for "unsuitable" language as someone shouts "JUST FUCKING HOOF IT INTO TOUCH" or similar.
Unsuitable is subjective, and if you think that's bad you obviously haven't heard what I've been shouting at the telly.
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Does anyone else remember someone (Stevenage Borough maybe) playing fake crowd noise over the tannoy during their actual games?
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The snooker crowd noise is quite amusing. I think they only have one "end of frame" effect, and it's raucous applause with a few whistles and cheers thrown in. Which is fine when someone's knocked in a century, not so much after a 40 minute bout of error-strewn attritional safety with a highest break of 20.
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I think this would be a good opportunity to take a cue from the NHL, and introduce ice hockey style organ music during attacks
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I took offence yesterday when a VAR decision (correctly) disallowed a goal and was met with booing and whistling. So much for impartiality.
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Originally posted by Sporting View Post
Slightly strong?
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