Pbseagull
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I have hugged a few tubs in my time as well
Me too!
I have hugged a few tubs in my time as well
Morons, usually.
I'm quite happy with this, but the commentary will be Welsh. I remember watching Glamorgan VS Sussex in the 20/20 on it, trust me you will want to watch it on MUTE.
Pobol y Cwm is like a welsh soap sort of eastenders / corrie but set in wales, the only reason I know is when i was a site manager many years back they filmed some of it on my housing site near caerphilly.
Has it actually been confirmed that it is on S4C?
The website has these programmes listed..
19:00 Wedi 7
19:30 Newyddion
20:00 Pobol y Cwm
20:55 Y Tywydd
20:55 Penawdau Newyddion No further details available at present
21:30 Dweud Pethe
22:00 Antur y Gorllewin - Yr Asores, Madeira a Portiwgal
But for all i know, that could be welsh for football.
confirmed now with a press release, English subtitles but not English coms, maybe if we all email them they may consider an alternative English coms when they see a lot of interest outside Wales and will boost the viewing figures. S4C Contact form
S4C Press release
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I have never read of football broadcast rights being restricted by language! What is much more likely is S4C's legal restriction on the percentage of programmes it can broadcast in English. However, if ever there were programmes suited to being broadcast in English, then I would have thought matches involving clubs in predominantly English speaking areas like Wrexham would be them (although I can remember once being intrigued by a family speaking Welsh in Argos, Wrexham!)Usually if they don't have the English commentary, it is due to broadcast rights and not interest. In this example, S4/C have probably only been granted the rights to broadcast in Welsh language.
I have to disagree, because the picture will lag behind the commentary.The radio must be better than the subtitles.
Are you learning Welsh?Channel’s .
I have never read of football broadcast rights being restricted by language! What is much more likely is S4C's legal restriction on the percentage of programmes it can broadcast in English. However, if ever there were programmes suited to being broadcast in English, then I would have thought matches involving clubs in predominantly English speaking areas like Wrexham would be them (although I can remember once being intrigued by a family speaking Welsh in Argos, Wrexham!)
Has to be a cockup on S4C's part surely