You really can't make a judgement about how loud it was at the ground based on the TV coverage. They have to tone it down in order to make the commentary heard.
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Saints wouldn't get a crowd like that for a regular season game
And 10,000 of the 12 are on Day release.Channel 9 and Fox have the crowd mics amped up to 11 for NRL games, making 12,000 fans sound like 50,000.
dont really have the same problem in C9 telecasts of rugby league. they can make 10k sound like a massive crowd. perhaps they got a crowd Sound FX button to give this impression.
i agree though that the 88k crowd sounded fairly ****en quiet. perhaps they should direct resources for their MMMMMEEEEEEEGGGGGAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH WAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLL!!! to crowd mics.
btw, i only want to hear the crowd while watching the footy, not actually see them. i hate the constant camera panning of the crowd or close-ups on a dufus in row b or a fat bitch squeezing tomato sauce on her knockers. ****wits who go to the footy are the reason i generally dont go to the footy. such crowd shots rarely happen in soccer, unless there's a riot or some brazilian bunda in the stands.
I had to switch off at quarter time because the crowd was so quiet. It made the whole spectacle boring to see...
The Geelong vs Collingwood PF in 2007 was the loudest match I've ever been to (which includes the 07 GF), with 98k people with the crowd about half and half the stands were shaking whenever a team kicked a goal.
I got home to watch the replay of the last quarter and it sounded like a crowd of 40-50k in Round 1....
No points for guessing who televised it.
Channel 9 and Fox have the crowd mics amped up to 11 for NRL games, making 12,000 fans sound like 50,000. The reverse is the case with AFL coverage.
Channel 9 and Fox have the crowd mics amped up to 11 for NRL games, making 12,000 fans sound like 50,000. The reverse is the case with AFL coverage.
A FOOTBALL fan is recovering in hospital after a savage beating inside the MCG last night during the Carlton versus Collingwood match.
Steven Eglezos, 41, of Glenroy, was watching his team Carlton lose to Premiers Collingwood when he decided to leave early with his two teenage children.
As he walked from the Olympic Stand, he confronted a group of five men who he said were hurling abuse at two elderly ladies.
He was then brutally attacked from behind leaving him with extensive injuries including a broken jaw, several smashed teeth and temporary blindness in his right eye.
"The old ladies looked intimidated and were shaking with fear. I said to the guys, 'Show a bit of respect, it's only a game' and then I was hit on the head from behind.
"As I collapsed they all jumped on top of me, kicking and punching. My children were screaming. I feared for our lives,'' he said.
I had to switch off at quarter time because the crowd was so quiet. It made the whole spectacle boring to see... I thought Collingwood v Carlton was supposed to be an epic rivalry, it seemed to be more like a crowd of theatre go-ers... If any of you went to the game last night plz stop attending AFL and go to the theatre instead