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Excessive Replays in GAA Television Coverage

Dirty Dingus McGee · 2012-09-12 19:33:35

Is it just me or are there way too many replays shown of minor incidents and scores in GAA matches.I would say at least half of all the puck outs and kick outs in this years championship have been missed due to replays of an incident that took place a few seconds earlier.It really ticks me off.Couldn't they just spend the…

12-09-2012 7:33pm

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Is it just me or are there way too many replays shown of minor incidents and scores in GAA matches.I would say at least half of all the puck outs and kick outs in this years championship have been missed due to replays of an incident that took place a few seconds earlier.It really ticks me off.Couldn't they just spend the 15 minute half time break showing all the scores and have the pundits talking in the background.

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#2 12-09-2012 7:39pm

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Maybe it's just the timing of the replay is the problem as opposed to the number of them. Wait till there is a natural break in play for them. When a player down receiving treatment. I personally don't mind the number of replays of a goal or an incident in hurling as the game is so fast now a days that you could miss a brilliant slight of hand by a man in the lead up to a score.

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