Regional Monday Night Football Programme BBC1...

[Trigger]

Sounds alright, maybe we'll get 10 seconds coverage a week...

Apologies if fixtures (I'm sure dougdeep will point it out if so)


Late Kick Off
Starting Monday 18 January
11.35-12.05pm BBC ONE

Football League fans across England are given unparalleled access to their teams with a new Monday-night regional magazine show called Late Kick Off.

The programme has a different version in each of seven regions – London and the South East; North West; North East and Cumbria; Yorkshire and Lincs; West and East Midlands; the East; and the combined South, West and South West – allowing the focus to remain on the clubs local to that area and offering fans more in-depth coverage behind the scenes, the teams, players, managers and backroom stories.

The show gets right to the heart of local football with a mix of discussion, opinion, interviews and match analysis.

Bringing all the drama and action from each division, it's more than just a highlights programme and features all football league clubs in England, while promising to get to grips with the issues fans want to talk about as well as giving some insightful reports both on and off the pitch.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Fantastic, all the up to date news on our local teams.

Like Southend, and Charlton, as well as the omnipresent Pompey....

 

[Bluejuice]

Would we be London and South East or South, West and South West?

If we're in the latter bracket then I assume we'll be vying for time with Southampton, Torquay, Exeter, Reading, Swindon, Bristol Rovers and Bristol City.

Still, might be good

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

Would we be London and South East or South, West and South West?

If we're in the latter bracket then I assume we'll be vying for time with Southampton, Torquay, Exeter, Reading, Swindon, Bristol Rovers and Bristol City.

Still, might be good

I think we are in both.

 

[Trigger]

If it is just the one bracket then surely we will be London South East with your Watford's, Palace's, Millwall's, Charlton's, Gillingham's, Southend's, Orient's and Barnet's etc...

 

[philsussex]

Our scarf is quite prominent on the advert in the South East region. Just hope we get our fair share of coverage.

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

Would we be London and South East or South, West and South West?

If we're in the latter bracket then I assume we'll be vying for time with Southampton, Torquay, Exeter, Reading, Swindon, Bristol Rovers and Bristol City.

Still, might be good

Blimey, when did Plymouth go to the wall?

 

[skipper734]

Good job it's not starting this Monday!

 

[dahdevon]

and i get stuck with tor f***ing quay.
what happened to my life.........ffs.

 

[Gerbil]

and i get stuck with tor f***ing quay.
what happened to my life.........ffs.

You really made a schoolboy error by moving mate!

 

[clippedgull]

and i get stuck with tor f***ing quay.
what happened to my life.........ffs.

Not if you have SKY TV Darren , just tune into any BBC region of your choosing.

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

and i get stuck with tor f***ing quay.
what happened to my life.........ffs.

This is from the Albion website: The Albion fall into two regions, South and London & South East. The show, which starts on January 18th on BBC One at 11.15pm, will get right to the heart of local football with a mix of discussion, opinion, news, features, interviews and match analysis.

I am assuming the South region is the combined South, West and South West? So I think you should still be able to see us.

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