Listening to matches away from Reading

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by jonboy29red » 05 Aug 2011 09:01

107 have droped the royal box this season so dunno who will be doing the comentry on reading world

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by urz13 » 05 Aug 2011 10:51

jonboy29red 107 have droped the royal box this season so dunno who will be doing the comentry on reading world


Dellor & co.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by shaka's shorts » 05 Aug 2011 15:22

If I subscribe to rfc player, will I be able to access it from USA? or will t be blocked overseas?

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Rawlie19 » 05 Aug 2011 17:04

shaka's shorts If I subscribe to rfc player, will I be able to access it from USA? or will t be blocked overseas?

I was in Nepal for 3 months at the beginning of this year and listened to the games via Reading Player. Even with my dodgy 15kbs internet speed I had I could still listen. Watching the video highlights was out of the question though unfortunately. But yes, you should be able to listen from USA.

If the BBC Berkshire broadcasts are going to be the ones they use on Reading Player then I'm happy, the commentary from the main guy on 107 was awful.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Rawlie19 » 05 Aug 2011 17:05

Oh yeah, going back to Nepal in January for a minimum of 2 years, so Reading Player will be my only source of football :(


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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by shaka's shorts » 05 Aug 2011 17:09

thank you, just subscribed and watched video highlights of pre season games without difficulty

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Ian Royal » 05 Aug 2011 17:12

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shaka's shorts If I subscribe to rfc player, will I be able to access it from USA? or will t be blocked overseas?

I was in Nepal for 3 months at the beginning of this year and listened to the games via Reading Player. Even with my dodgy 15kbs internet speed I had I could still listen. Watching the video highlights was out of the question though unfortunately. But yes, you should be able to listen from USA.

If the BBC Berkshire broadcasts are going to be the ones they use on Reading Player then I'm happy, the commentary from the main guy on 107 was awful.


Agreed, anything is better than Peter "shouty moron" Hood and whilst Armstrong was knowledgeable, his preference for crap percentage hoofball and criticising anyone who wanted to pass less than 30 yards was always frustrating.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by GreaterTorontoRoyal » 05 Aug 2011 20:40

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shaka's shorts If I subscribe to rfc player, will I be able to access it from USA? or will t be blocked overseas?

I was in Nepal for 3 months at the beginning of this year and listened to the games via Reading Player. Even with my dodgy 15kbs internet speed I had I could still listen. Watching the video highlights was out of the question though unfortunately. But yes, you should be able to listen from USA.

If the BBC Berkshire broadcasts are going to be the ones they use on Reading Player then I'm happy, the commentary from the main guy on 107 was awful.


Agreed, anything is better than Peter "shouty moron" Hood and whilst Armstrong was knowledgeable, his preference for crap percentage hoofball and criticising anyone who wanted to pass less than 30 yards was always frustrating.

Here......here........ But now we can't count how many times he says 'here' in a game.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by old woman » 05 Aug 2011 20:45

Whilst commentary left a lot to be desired, Reading World did cover all the games last season via t'internet. Pre and post match chat on BBC Berks. Full matches shown on Reading World about 2 days later.


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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by old woman » 06 Aug 2011 22:37

That was a surprise- BBC on Reading World!!!
Quality of broadcast from the Madj left a lot to be desired though.
Thrilled that we don't have to listen to David Armstrong- We could be 20-0 up at half time and he'd still find something to moan about. :evil:

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Hiram K Hackenbacker » 07 Aug 2011 13:29

I agree

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Maquisard » 07 Aug 2011 13:37

Peter Hood's use of "here" to end every sentence was a teeny bit irritating. But at least he described what was happening on the pitch. Tim Dellor was atrocious yesterday - I had absolutely no idea what was going on most of the time, while he and Mick Gooding just queen-bitched about former players and the ref. I might cancel my RP subscription if that's the best BBCRB can come up with. But we'll see. Maybe they get better over time.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by CayeneMatt » 07 Aug 2011 13:39

Anyone know why reading 107 stopped doing the royal box? I actually rated that Armstong bloke who talked a lot of sense.

Did SJM sell the rights to bbcrb as I beieve he owns 107?


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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Svlad Cjelli » 07 Aug 2011 17:31

CayeneMatt Anyone know why reading 107 stopped doing the royal box? I actually rated that Armstong bloke who talked a lot of sense.

Did SJM sell the rights to bbcrb as I beieve he owns 107?


Probably didn't feel the numbers they were getting listening justified paying for the rights.

Previously both BBCRB & 107 paid Reading FC for local broadcast rights - money still changed hands even though SJM owns both organisations.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Sarah Star » 07 Aug 2011 18:48

Maquisard Peter Hood's use of "here" to end every sentence was a teeny bit irritating. But at least he described what was happening on the pitch. Tim Dellor was atrocious yesterday - I had absolutely no idea what was going on most of the time, while he and Mick Gooding just queen-bitched about former players and the ref. I might cancel my RP subscription if that's the best BBCRB can come up with. But we'll see. Maybe they get better over time.

tbh, it's usually like that - plus some discussion about the food they get served and the travel to the game if it's an away match.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Hiram K Hackenbacker » 07 Aug 2011 21:33

I agree

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Royal With Cheese » 08 Aug 2011 23:11

Hiram K Hackenbacker I agree

Once again, the voice of reason.

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by 10539.4 Miles Away » 09 Aug 2011 07:38

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Maquisard Peter Hood's use of "here" to end every sentence was a teeny bit irritating. But at least he described what was happening on the pitch. Tim Dellor was atrocious yesterday - I had absolutely no idea what was going on most of the time, while he and Mick Gooding just queen-bitched about former players and the ref. I might cancel my RP subscription if that's the best BBCRB can come up with. But we'll see. Maybe they get better over time.

tbh, it's usually like that - plus some discussion about the food they get served and the travel to the game if it's an away match.


Hmmm, thats not cool. I actually thought it was some of the worst commentary I have ever heard. They rarely mention which part of the pitch the action is taking place in and I don't think I heard them once talk about who was making runs off the ball / covering defenders / overlapping etc. The commentary seems to be well behind the action (based on the crowd noise) and always feels like they are playing catch up. Hood and Armstrong were annoying but I did feel like I could picture what was going on - which is fairly important for radio commentary!

Incidentally the audio levels were sh1te, real amateur radio at times. Never mind, I can always use the button at the top of RP and listen to the away commentary!

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by RFCUK » 13 Aug 2011 09:52

Just parted with £36 for a season of Reading World, can anyone advise what time the online commentary gets switched on? I'd be quite annoyed if it was a five minutes before kick off job.. Wanting at least half an hour of build up

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Re: Listening to matches away from Reading

by Ian Royal » 13 Aug 2011 09:59

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Maquisard Peter Hood's use of "here" to end every sentence was a teeny bit irritating. But at least he described what was happening on the pitch. Tim Dellor was atrocious yesterday - I had absolutely no idea what was going on most of the time, while he and Mick Gooding just queen-bitched about former players and the ref. I might cancel my RP subscription if that's the best BBCRB can come up with. But we'll see. Maybe they get better over time.

tbh, it's usually like that - plus some discussion about the food they get served and the travel to the game if it's an away match.


Hmmm, thats not cool. I actually thought it was some of the worst commentary I have ever heard. They rarely mention which part of the pitch the action is taking place in and I don't think I heard them once talk about who was making runs off the ball / covering defenders / overlapping etc. The commentary seems to be well behind the action (based on the crowd noise) and always feels like they are playing catch up. Hood and Armstrong were annoying but I did feel like I could picture what was going on - which is fairly important for radio commentary!

Incidentally the audio levels were sh1te, real amateur radio at times. Never mind, I can always use the button at the top of RP and listen to the away commentary!

Listened to the Burnley commentry due to a technical problem last year. The difference in quality between that and Hood and Armstrong was unbelievable.

You are right that even if they were crap at least Armstrong and Hood did actually focus on the game.

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