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Post by timberwolf on Feb 4, 2024 10:33:24 GMT
"For 100 minutes" At least it sounds like the officials tried their usual best for Wrexham. We got 4 minutes in the second half with MSH stretchered off after a lengthy stoppage, trainer on at least once more for Harrogate and multiple subs. MSH's injury was in the first half, so wouldn't have contributed to the added time in the second half. He was injured in the 41st minute of the game which resumed just after the 45th minute started but only 4 minutes were added that saw two goals scored and possible other stoppages to add on. Seems it varies from official to official how much is added on now.
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Post by mat1scfc on Feb 4, 2024 10:36:31 GMT
What happened to all the added time that was getting added on for time wasting. It's another rule where they add it and at the start of the season it's clear to see but then quickly gets shut down
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Post by Nik on Feb 4, 2024 10:37:59 GMT
MSH's injury was in the first half, so wouldn't have contributed to the added time in the second half. He was injured in the 41st minute of the game which resumed just after the 45th minute started but only 4 minutes were added that saw two goals scored and possible other stoppages to add on. Seems it varies from official to official how much is added on now. Whilst that's true, it still isn't relevant to the time added on in the second half.
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Post by Philcounty on Feb 4, 2024 11:16:51 GMT
Okonkwo made some very good saves and some amazing howlers in equal measure in the "Documentary Derby" as it is now apparently called. Wrexham looking very sluggish and bereft of ideas away from home. They have 4 away games still to play in February with MK, FGR and Gills all away in the space of 7 days. They'll be doing very well if the gap hasn't widened further by March.
Goalkeeping howlers, a pudding of a pitch and Matt Smith still a nightmare to defend against.
As an aside, the commentator obviously doesn't acknowledge the existence of football outside of the top 4 leagues stating that Dalby scored his first goal since Boxing Day 2016.
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Post by countybumpkin on Feb 4, 2024 11:50:17 GMT
Same thing happened when we trounced them 5-0. For some reason as well as Wrexham home games BBC Wales cover all their games home and away, the same arrangement for Newport, Swansea and Cardiff as well. For County and other English EFL match reports are covered by independent Press Association reporters instead of say County home matches covered by a BBC Manchester reporter and next week at Grimsby covered by BBC Humberside. Even when we tonked them at EP it was covered by a BBC Wales reporter instead of a BBC Manchester reporter, the match report to be uploaded into the main BBC football site, same again today for Salford, covered by BBC Wales, to be uploaded into the main BBC Football pages, Wrexham tonked and like our game the comments facility switched off. This leads to a biased in favour match report on every game home and away for Wrexham with Phil Parkinson post match comments guaranteed but the opposing manger snubbed 9 times out of 10 apart from the Newport match recently. Often a link is thrown in to the latest BBC Wales home made latest film to what the effect of success of the club has had on the town or a flashback film of Wrexham in Europe in the Cup winners cup in 1978, are Crawley or Colchester fans wanting to read a match report on their team @rsed about that? It doesnt reflect well on the BBC IMO who pride themselves on unbiased reporting and diversity as their Welsh Sports department are clearly displaying anti English club bias and it would appear in particular the reporter(s) for Wrexham matches is a right mard @rse, perhaps the Sports Dept should be re-named BBC Sport Wails ? 🏴🤣 I made a complaint about the lack of a comments section when they lose. Haven’t received a reply yet.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2024 12:09:44 GMT
Same thing happened when we trounced them 5-0. For some reason as well as Wrexham home games BBC Wales cover all their games home and away, the same arrangement for Newport, Swansea and Cardiff as well. For County and other English EFL match reports are covered by independent Press Association reporters instead of say County home matches covered by a BBC Manchester reporter and next week at Grimsby covered by BBC Humberside. Even when we tonked them at EP it was covered by a BBC Wales reporter instead of a BBC Manchester reporter, the match report to be uploaded into the main BBC football site, same again today for Salford, covered by BBC Wales, to be uploaded into the main BBC Football pages, Wrexham tonked and like our game the comments facility switched off. This leads to a biased in favour match report on every game home and away for Wrexham with Phil Parkinson post match comments guaranteed but the opposing manger snubbed 9 times out of 10 apart from the Newport match recently. Often a link is thrown in to the latest BBC Wales home made latest film to what the effect of success of the club has had on the town or a flashback film of Wrexham in Europe in the Cup winners cup in 1978, are Crawley or Colchester fans wanting to read a match report on their team @rsed about that? It doesnt reflect well on the BBC IMO who pride themselves on unbiased reporting and diversity as their Welsh Sports department are clearly displaying anti English club bias and it would appear in particular the reporter(s) for Wrexham matches is a right mard @rse, perhaps the Sports Dept should be re-named BBC Sport Wails ? 🏴🤣 I made a complaint about the lack of a comments section when they lose. Haven’t received a reply yet. I did yesterday as well its become beyond a joke.😂😉 Some may think its a bit 'angry of Stockport' but i pay a licence fee and considering its in the BBC charter to provide fair unbiased reports, the English clubs are being short changed and if the boot was on the other foot they would be screaming of anti - Welsh bias and continued centuries year old surpession by the English, i fancy BBC Wales Sports budget is a lot greater than the BBC English regions, they can afford to give the four Welsh clubs live TV coverage at the drop of a hat. BBC Wales have been awarded the responsibility to provide reports for the main BBC Football page that covers England, Scotland and Wales and they arent providing that unbiased service. It may be OK if it was just to the BBC regional Wales page but is not. IMO why are BBC Wales being allowed to get away with this? Its unfair on the regions like BBC Manchester, North East, Midlands, South East etc etc, they have suffered cuts with reporters having to cover 2,3,4 local clubs and are sourcing out reporting on their clubs by using PA reports instead of having dedicated staff while Wrexham have their own reporter who also seems to have a chip on his shoulder and is using his position and role at the BBC to be Wrexham's state sponsored publicity arm, they are taking the pi55. IMO.
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Post by timberwolf on Feb 4, 2024 12:15:46 GMT
Get the feeling that wrexham want to be everyones favourite second club. Seems stuff like this makes fans of lower league clubs feel anyone but wrexham and feel if the title is decided on the last day of the season we,ll get more support from fans from carlisle to exeter because of this and other free publicity that club gets.
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Post by hedleyverity on Feb 4, 2024 12:28:26 GMT
Life’s far to short to get worked up about the on/off status of Wrexham match reports on the BBC
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2024 12:30:34 GMT
Okonkwo made some very good saves and some amazing howlers in equal measure in the "Documentary Derby" as it is now apparently called. Wrexham looking very sluggish and bereft of ideas away from home. They have 4 away games still to play in February with MK, FGR and Gills all away in the space of 7 days. They'll be doing very well if the gap hasn't widened further by March. Goalkeeping howlers, a pudding of a pitch and Matt Smith still a nightmare to defend against. As an aside, the commentator obviously doesn't acknowledge the existence of football outside of the top 4 leagues stating that Dalby scored his first goal since Boxing Day 2016. The funny thing is Wrexham fans before his bloopers were demanding they shell out 500k for Okonkwo (or Arthur as they refer to him as if a personal best friend like the do with Ryan & Rob) 🤣😳
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Post by wnm on Feb 4, 2024 12:32:51 GMT
Life’s far to short to get worked up about the on/off status of Wrexham match reports on the BBC Apparently not reading this thread.
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Post by hedleyverity on Feb 4, 2024 12:49:21 GMT
Life’s far to short to get worked up about the on/off status of Wrexham match reports on the BBC Apparently not reading this thread. A man should have a hobby (one that isn’t sending angry messages to the BBC)
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Post by samscfc on Feb 4, 2024 12:52:14 GMT
Can't see why that Wrexham loan keeper is so highly rated, always seems to have a mistake in him. Another two yesterday. No chance they'll win the league with him in net imo.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2024 12:54:19 GMT
Same thing happened when we trounced them 5-0. For some reason as well as Wrexham home games BBC Wales cover all their games home and away, the same arrangement for Newport, Swansea and Cardiff as well. For County and other English EFL match reports are covered by independent Press Association reporters instead of say County home matches covered by a BBC Manchester reporter and next week at Grimsby covered by BBC Humberside. Even when we tonked them at EP it was covered by a BBC Wales reporter instead of a BBC Manchester reporter, the match report to be uploaded into the main BBC football site, same again today for Salford, covered by BBC Wales, to be uploaded into the main BBC Football pages, Wrexham tonked and like our game the comments facility switched off. This leads to a biased in favour match report on every game home and away for Wrexham with Phil Parkinson post match comments guaranteed but the opposing manger snubbed 9 times out of 10 apart from the Newport match recently. Often a link is thrown in to the latest BBC Wales home made latest film to what the effect of success of the club has had on the town or a flashback film of Wrexham in Europe in the Cup winners cup in 1978, are Crawley or Colchester fans wanting to read a match report on their team @rsed about that? It doesnt reflect well on the BBC IMO who pride themselves on unbiased reporting and diversity as their Welsh Sports department are clearly displaying anti English club bias and it would appear in particular the reporter(s) for Wrexham matches is a right mard @rse, perhaps the Sports Dept should be re-named BBC Sport Wails ? 🏴🤣 Welsh clubs cannot have things both ways. They are allowed to play in english leagues but seem to get preference in their reporting. Adds fuel to the fire for those who want em banished to the league of wales. Correct, and has been pointed out it surely must break the BBC diversity charter. BBC Wales probably sold the right to cover Wrexham home and away games as a saving to the BEEB with the line "Oh Stockport away, our reporter will do it, it will save BBC Manchester having to send one or you wont have to pay for the PA report" same for every EFL fixture against Wrexham. Knowing they earnt this right ,and that the report is used for the BBC UK Football feed they are not providing a unbiased service with one sided biased reports, Links to BBC Wales sports content, Parkinsons post match comments without fail but bugger all from whatnthe opposing manager said. Then you get the mard switching off the comments feature when they are tonked, yet Wrexham fans infect the other pages like when County, Notts, Mansfield and Barrow drop points with #bottled it. Like othere have pointed out, they cant have it all ways, and BBC Wales are acting as the Welsh state sponsored publicity arm of Wrexham FC using licence fee payers money, breaking the BBC's own diversity rules. Enough is enough, i wonder if the suits in London and in charge of awarding the funding to the BBC regions are aware of BBC Wales IMO taking the pi55. I've raised the question and If you feel the same inform the BBC its not on. www.bbc.co.uk/contact/complaints/make-a-complaint/#/Complaint
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2024 13:02:26 GMT
Apparently not reading this thread. A man should have a hobby (one that isn’t sending angry messages to the BBC) Why not, im a licence fee payer, and think public money is being misused. Its not just County its all the English EFL league 2 clubs on the receiving end. If it was the other way round their world be plenty of wails from Wales. If the council dont empty your bins do you raise the issue or just shrug your shoulders? BTW filling in a online form takes 10 mins max, hardly time consuming
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Post by Philcounty on Feb 4, 2024 13:13:47 GMT
Okonkwo made some very good saves and some amazing howlers in equal measure in the "Documentary Derby" as it is now apparently called. Wrexham looking very sluggish and bereft of ideas away from home. They have 4 away games still to play in February with MK, FGR and Gills all away in the space of 7 days. They'll be doing very well if the gap hasn't widened further by March. Goalkeeping howlers, a pudding of a pitch and Matt Smith still a nightmare to defend against. As an aside, the commentator obviously doesn't acknowledge the existence of football outside of the top 4 leagues stating that Dalby scored his first goal since Boxing Day 2016. The funny thing is Wrexham fans before his bloopers were demanding they shell out 500k for Okonkwo (or Arthur as they refer to him as if a personal best friend like the do with Ryan & Rob) 🤣😳 You're getting weirdly bitter and obsessive about them. People refer to Hinchliffe as Ben. That just happens with certain players.
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