Serie A on BBC iplayer.

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OK Folks

Have a read of this.

www.bbc.co.uk

Serie A: BBC Alba coverage invoking Gazzetta Football Italia memories delights fans

BBC Sport looks at a feature of Serie A coverage which is delighting fans once more, three decades after the height of its popularity.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk

OK its on a Scottish BBC Channel but they've bought back the old CH4 football italia intro theme! :D

Talk about a trip down memory lane :D

For those who don't know what I'm on about:


GOLAZO! ;)
 
I always thought it was Goalato. & I didn't know until today that Golazo is Spanish for 'Amazing Goal'.
 
Hope you enjoy your gaelic lads.

Seems random, “top of this weeks gaelic tv, in 2nd place is Belladrum with 5k viewers, top is Italian football with 3 million”.


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I’m assuming this is because of the Scottish players that are over at the moment. Commentating is in English so not so bad.

Edit: in fact it’s in gaelic

Edit2: Christ mind blown, alternating between english and gaelic.
 
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Jokester said:
I’m assuming this is because of the Scottish players that are over at the moment. Commentating is in English so not so bad.

Edit: in fact it’s in gaelic

Edit2: Christ mind blown, alternating between english and gaelic.
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I take it you've never watched BBC Alba before? When they've had football previously e.g Challenge cup matches and the WSPL they'll have predominantly Gaelic commentary interjected with interviews / analysis usually from a current injured player or former player who has never spoken a word in Gaelic in their life.
 
Derek W said:
I take it you've never watched BBC Alba before? When they've had football previously e.g Challenge cup matches and the WSPL they'll have predominantly Gaelic commentary interjected with interviews / analysis usually from a current injured player or former player who has never spoken a word in Gaelic in their life.
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Yeah I know, but they had literally a gaelic commentator and english commentators just alternating randomly during the game.
 
I just checked this out and I was amazed at the empty seats at all the games. Serie A really seems to be a pale shadow of what it once was.
 
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