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The coverage isn't the same without those guys. I believe they're still commentating for NBC and SBS but no longer fot itv4 who have replaced them with David Millar and Ned Boulting. I appreciate Millar can provide personal insight into drug cheating, but Boulting can't call a finish to save himself. He's a nice guy and I enjoyed his former whimsical interludes but as a commentator? No thanks. Now where are those live streams...
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Was Purito 3rd they never even Mentioned him
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A total Disaster ,Phil's insight and history even regarding Land marks, and Paul's Knowledge totally missing ,there is no character left ,AT ALL
I was switching between the Orses and Cycling I never Heard Purito Mentioned . |
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The decent by Froome yesterday was unbelievable to watch, the commentary on it was pathetic. Why on earth would ITV want to change something that has worked for years.
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descent
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Always looked forward to see the ITV4 highlights every evening after work ,great commentators Phil and Paul great insight and passion , Why change ????? stupid !!!
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anyone have a link to international feed? thanks
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Download the 'PENGUIN' browser app then type in 'Cricfree' for Eurosport coverage. hth.
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I thought ITV's coverage was much improved. I watched quite a bit of it last year because there is no way my TV would survive 5 minutes of listening to the total be11end sat next to the legendary Sean Kelly. For a while Phil and Paul are quite endearing in the same way that your gran is when she is spouting nonsense but eventually mute was an improvement
Liggett should have binned for his ridiculous cheerleading of Armstrong for which he was most likely paid. They are both too removed from the sport these days to be commentating anyway. This year I watched the whole thing on ITV without swearing once. I'm certainly not a big fan of Millar but he's light-years ahead of Sherwin in being able to see who is who and what is what |