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Aussie Commentators v GAA Commentators

Shane10 · 2010-05-12 15:43:53

i love watching aussie rules on TG4, never miss it for a good few years now since it started. with the irish lads out there aswell its brilliant. i love the game. I follow GAA aswell but when you compare the commentators in both games ours are pathetic. they would put you to sleep. compare the aussies with maybe 3-4…

12-05-2010 3:43pm

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Shane10

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i love watching aussie rules on TG4, never miss it for a good few years now since it started. with the irish lads out there aswell its brilliant. i love the game. I follow GAA aswell but when you compare the commentators in both games ours are pathetic. they would put you to sleep. compare the aussies with maybe 3-4 analysists in the box. maybe 1/2 main commentator and another 1/2 backup. they make the game sound exciting even if its over at half time. i wish we had that.

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#2 23-05-2010 8:48am

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I agree, GAA commentators are probably the main reason why I rarely watch the game. Most of them have thick country accents which is just excruciating to listen to.

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