View Full Version : Does anyone watch the replays on YES?
webster
14 Nov 2003, 08:43 AM
Over the past month or so, I've been watching the MUTV replays and classic matches on the YES network. Whoever the analyst is on these games cracks me up. If it were up to him, Man United would never be called for a foul or offsides and the other team would be reduced to 8 men after about 15 minutes. Watching the Liverpool match last night, I thought that they were going to have to revive him after Diouf's studs up challenge on O'Shea. I also think that he wishes that he could have Keano's children.
Having said that, the guy really knows his stuff. He's kind of like a smart version of Bill Walton and Phil Rizzuto.
Udpint
14 Nov 2003, 11:38 AM
Originally posted by webster
Whoever the analyst is on these games cracks me up. If it were up to him, Man United would never be called for a foul or offsides and the other team would be reduced to 8 men after about 15 minutes.
That would be Paddy Crerand, Red Legend and European Cup winner.
He is indeed highly biased, but in a very endearing way (if you're a United supporter).
I even seem to remember hearing him and Bower laughing about how Solskjær had once told him that he was overdoing it. :)
Fatsnbul
14 Nov 2003, 12:21 PM
Unless I see the game on FSW or PPV, I never miss the replays on YES. Just another reason I love Directv
nyrmetros
14 Nov 2003, 12:25 PM
As a NYC resident, I watch every soccer game shown on YES, every Yankees game shown on YES, but nothing else....
webster
14 Nov 2003, 12:36 PM
Originally posted by NYR Metros
As a NYC resident, I watch every soccer game shown on YES, every Yankees game shown on YES, but nothing else....
You mean that you skipped the Center Stage with Kevin Costner? Or the 85 replays each week of the Center Stage with Kevin Costner?
nyrmetros
14 Nov 2003, 01:46 PM
Originally posted by webster
You mean that you skipped the Center Stage with Kevin Costner? Or the 85 replays each week of the Center Stage with Kevin Costner?
I skipped them as a matter of principle! :)
airtalent7
14 Nov 2003, 07:45 PM
I watch all the replays as well...its like watching the game again with a whole different perspective thru your home announcers....
also:
maybe its me but i think the images look sharper to me on the YES replays...
so this weekend i'll rewatch the liverpool game i TIVOED yesterday and watch it since the EPL is off this weekend boo hoo!!!!!
nyrmetros
14 Nov 2003, 07:52 PM
The FSW EPL broadcast seems filtered and subdued. The MUTV broadcast is much brighter and livlier. But the MUTV announcers are so blatantly biased that it gives me a good chuckle..... not a laugh, but a chuckle.... :)
StrikerCW
14 Nov 2003, 11:33 PM
What is YES? Just curious.
thanks
Motterman
14 Nov 2003, 11:44 PM
Originally posted by StrikerCW
What is YES? Just curious.
thanks
It's the Yankees' Network that shows United (MUTV) programming. You can get it on DirecTV.
nyrmetros
15 Nov 2003, 01:03 PM
Originally posted by StrikerCW
What is YES? Just curious.
thanks
www.yesnetwork.com
Fevernova99
15 Nov 2003, 05:26 PM
when you work for MUTV you better be biased towards United... I remember watching some games in the beginning of the season and one of them kept saying the same two phrases over and over... "COME ON REFEREE THATS GOT TO BE A FOUL", "COME ON REFEREE HE CLEARLY GOT THE BALL"
webster
17 Nov 2003, 02:07 PM
Originally posted by Fevernova99
when you work for MUTV you better be biased towards United... I remember watching some games in the beginning of the season and one of them kept saying the same two phrases over and over... "COME ON REFEREE THATS GOT TO BE A FOUL", "COME ON REFEREE HE CLEARLY GOT THE BALL"
I'm cracking myself up at work repeating those two sentences in old Paddy's voice.
I think that the picture looks clearer on YES and you can pick up the crowd noises much better than on FSW.
USsupport
17 Nov 2003, 05:37 PM
isn't Lou Macari the color commentator on that?
Motterman
26 Apr 2004, 01:01 PM
I did it. I just got DirecTV and ordered the Sports Package so I can get YES Network!
However, looking at their schedule, I don't see alot of MUTV programming currently, is this because of Yankees baseball taking up most of the slots, etc.?
Or has the amount of programming declined?
Oh, and I'm getting the HDTV receiver for my big screen - finally. Stupid cable company kept advertizing it, but when I called to get it, they said we're not in an area that's even on the way with HDTV... Pissed me off enough after seeing all the adverts I went down to Best Buy and got the satellite.
Potomac Red Devil
26 Apr 2004, 02:46 PM
I did it. I just got DirecTV and ordered the Sports Package so I can get YES Network!
However, looking at their schedule, I don't see alot of MUTV programming currently, is this because of Yankees baseball taking up most of the slots, etc.?
Or has the amount of programming declined?
Oh, and I'm getting the HDTV receiver for my big screen - finally. Stupid cable company kept advertizing it, but when I called to get it, they said we're not in an area that's even on the way with HDTV... Pissed me off enough after seeing all the adverts I went down to Best Buy and got the satellite.
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