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"Ireland lose" says Sky News. Not "France win" no?

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  • #2
    roflrofl
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭roflrofl


    "Feeling a little blue" rofl :)


  • #3
    Bottle_of_Smoke
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,770 ✭✭✭Bottle_of_Smoke


    People who read sky news are more likely to be Irish or be interested in Irish news. Therefore Irish Lose is more relevant than France Win


  • #4
    sceptre
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,608 ✭✭✭✭sceptre


    Bottle_of_Smoke wrote: »
    People who read sky news are more likely to be Irish or be interested in Irish news. Therefore Irish Lose is more relevant than France Win
    That.

    The story is always framed for the intended audience where it's relevant to do so. Or it should be if you'd like people to watch it.

    You're highlighting the possibility of a sleight that doesn't exist in this universe. Actually, if anything it demonstrates that the people who pout the story together are aware that there are many Irish Sky subscribers. That'd be the opposite of a sleight then.


  • #5
    bangersandmash
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    As Sceptre said, there doesn't appear to any sleight here.

    Incidentally I saw the Sky News report on the match this morning and the opening line by the newsreader was "Ireland are in with a chance" (as opposed to say "France look like they're going to South Africa"), which is a little generous tbh.


  • #6
    GSF
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,831 ✭✭✭GSF


    Alan Rouge wrote: »
    Damien Pearse, Sky News Online
    A story written by a guy called "Damien Pearse" anti-Irish? I suppose he could be an Aussie!


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  • #7
    Kevster
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    I've been really upset at how Sky- in general - have covered this. They've clearly tried to make this much more of an issue than it was/is. You could even see it in the players' comments at the end of the game that they were accepting of what happened. Sky have really gone a bit too far here, I believe; and, of course, the public have latched onto this too.

    I really enjoyed listening to Roy Keane's reality check today.

    Kevin


  • #8
    GSF
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,831 ✭✭✭GSF


    Kevster wrote: »
    I've been really upset at how Sky- in general - have covered this. They've clearly tried to make this much more of an issue than it was/is. You could even see it in the players' comments at the end of the game that they were accepting of what happened. Sky have really gone a bit too far here, I believe; and, of course, the public have latched onto this too.

    I really enjoyed listening to Roy Keane's reality check today.

    Kevin
    You should listen to Liveline if you want a more measured perspective:D


  • #9
    ana_conda
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 127 ✭✭ana_conda


    Obviously thats the head line! It wouldnt even be featured on the news only for the way we lost.

    do ya think sky would be flashing france won ever five minutes if there was no hand ball and it was just a regular game of football


  • #10
    Kevster
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,980 ✭✭✭Kevster


    ...can't listen to Liveline... ...I emigrated to the UK three months ago!


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