Watched the Aberdeen game on Saturday with Aberdeen commentators who were biased beyond belief and did not seem to have the faintest notion of the rules of the game. Of course Cliff is biased but he does give credit where it is due.
Whatever, Thanks Cliff for another season of fine commentary which is much appreciated in foreign climes.
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08-05-2018 06:40 AM #1
Thank the Lord for Cliff Pike
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08-05-2018 06:45 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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08-05-2018 06:52 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Every single hibs foul was met with cries of yellow or red card, sarcastic cheers for almost every foul they got, which kind of loses the point of it when there’s three in a row in quick succession and their reaction to John Mcginns foul was just bonkers.
I don’t mind a bit biased commentary but they were like the irritating guy that sits near you that loves the sound of their voice too much but shouts absolute drivel (I assume everyone has ‘that’ person near them)
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08-05-2018 06:55 AM #5
I actually find Cliff pretty biased. His observations about the game are usually fair, but often he’ll be screaming bloody murder at the referee over nothing.
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08-05-2018 08:10 AM #9
The commentary probably reflects the support. I watched on Alba and heard hardly any singing from thd Dons fans. Every contact by a Hibs player was met with howls of outrage whereas when a Dons player put in a tackle there wasn’t a peep from the crowd. It sounded like they just went along to howl at every perceived misdeed. Also the spirit of Willie Miller still lives with several Dons player wanting to referee the match.
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08-05-2018 08:39 AM #10
Think Cliff Pike (and the team) does a fine job on Hibs tv - he's "biased" but in an acceptable way IMO - it's natural for a team's supporters commenting on a game to be "biased" - think the Aberdeen guys on Saturday however, lost the plot early on along with the referee and their commentary throughout the game was pretty irritating - having said that it is always interesting to hear how the commentary team from another club views a game involving Hibs - Think Hibs TV has been excellent this season in streaming quality, commentary, pre and post-match interviews and even half-time pie reports ...
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08-05-2018 08:42 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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08-05-2018 08:51 AM #12
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Are we being bias about the bias of hibs tv?
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08-05-2018 08:58 AM #13
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I think the Hibs TV commentsryvteammare a credit to the club based tv coverage actually. They seem to be reasonably equally enthusiastic about chances for both teams and tell it how it is most of the time... of course some green tinted specs are worn at times but in comparison to the drivel we heard on Saturday from Red TV, it is like watching a proper Sky or BT coverage... Rangers TV and Red TV are horrible to hear.... thank goodness for the audio feed from my UK account to go with the video from my overseas account... made watching the game bearable!
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08-05-2018 09:03 AM #14
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He (Cliff) could do with giving the person who does the highlights a kick up the proverbial. They missed out Maclaren's goal against Killie and the put Niall McGinn's freekick from the Dons game in the middle of the second half.
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08-05-2018 09:03 AM #15
Hibs TV is just as biased as any other fans TV stream.
Cliff Pike isn't up to much, he's a hibby and not a professional so he's cut some slack. His interviews consist of him taking up as much air time as possible, I'm not subscribing to hear you make poor analogies cliff, I'd prefer to hear the thoughts of Neil Lennon...he mixed up bother hibs players and opposition players, demands yellows for opposition fouls, can't see why fouls are given against Hibs and sometimes his understanding of the rules seems a bit outdated. All the same critique of the red TV team.
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08-05-2018 09:28 AM #18
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He seriously needs to stop sucking on a sweet when he's commentating.
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08-05-2018 12:03 PM #21
Im glad I wasn't wearing headphones on Red TV because they just about blew my speakers when a 'fowl' wasn't given, it does add to the entertainment though. All team commentators are going to be a bit biased but they're just generally a bit calmer on Hibs TV compared to others.
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08-05-2018 12:05 PM #22
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08-05-2018 02:16 PM #23
I don't mind his commentary but in his post-match interviews he asks each player the same question, using the same analogy which I think is pretty lazy and sometimes annoying - I understand you only have so much time between the game finishing and the post-match interview but try to mix it up a bit Cliff.
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08-05-2018 03:55 PM #25
I was a Martin Glancy fan but I think Cliff does a great job. The brief is to be a Hibby commentating on a Hibs game. He's miles ahead of what I heard of the dons guy and he's thankfully never produced a sevco awnaw moment that I can remember.
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08-05-2018 04:33 PM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I've also not got a problem with his post-match interviews. I watch them to hear what the interviewee has got to say about the game and about any particular incidents. I'm not that bothered about how he asks the questions.
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