| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 10:15 - Oct 25 with 970 views | saints__fan__73 |
The PL is a TV programme which massively successful around the world so why is this surprising?
The wishes of the studio audience who watch it being filmed aren't of any consequence. |  |
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| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 10:20 - Oct 25 with 966 views | dwayne_dibley |
| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 10:15 - Oct 25 by saints__fan__73 |
The PL is a TV programme which massively successful around the world so why is this surprising?
The wishes of the studio audience who watch it being filmed aren't of any consequence. |
... and those customers actually attending matches have even less importance to the TV companies |  |
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| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 11:01 - Oct 25 with 938 views | saints__fan__73 |
| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 10:20 - Oct 25 by dwayne_dibley |
... and those customers actually attending matches have even less importance to the TV companies |
After lockdown showed the noise generated by the audience could be exactly replicated by using the sounds effects from a computer game and empty seats could be covered with colourful banners I'm surprised they didn't just continue filming behind locked doors.
Lots of TV quizzes, etc which used to tape in front of an audience have done exactly this.
Will be great from a cost perspective as no need to pay for policing, etc and will greatly benefit the environment by cutting down on audience travel to the game. [Post edited 25 Oct 2022 11:01]
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| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 13:47 - Oct 25 with 861 views | dwayne_dibley |
| Supporter Groups Hit Out At Premier League Fixtures For TV Delays on 11:01 - Oct 25 by saints__fan__73 |
After lockdown showed the noise generated by the audience could be exactly replicated by using the sounds effects from a computer game and empty seats could be covered with colourful banners I'm surprised they didn't just continue filming behind locked doors.
Lots of TV quizzes, etc which used to tape in front of an audience have done exactly this.
Will be great from a cost perspective as no need to pay for policing, etc and will greatly benefit the environment by cutting down on audience travel to the game. [Post edited 25 Oct 2022 11:01]
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I should imagine some of the foreign owners are seriously considering it | |
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