Why Does Radio Bristol Sports Coverage Stop Just After The Game?

[Lord Northski]

The game's just finished, a walk to my car, turn on Radio Bristol and start to listen to people talking about the footie, but within minutes, almost before I get to the Long Ashton bypass, the football coverage finishes, Radio Bristol, for some bloody reason (probably money) reverts to some bloke playing records at 10pm. (This evening they held on to speak to SC but immediately after, it's back too music) I'm probably not alone in wanting to listen to people talking about football match I've just seen, even if they're talking boll*cks, so why doesn't the show last until 10.30 at least? 

 

 

 

 

[Marina's Rolls Royce]

The game's just finished, a walk to my car, turn on Radio Bristol and start to listen to people talking about the footie, but within minutes, almost before I get to the Long Ashton bypass, the football coverage finishes, Radio Bristol, for some bloody reason (probably money) reverts to some bloke playing records at 10pm. (This evening they held on to speak to SC but immediately after, it's back too music) I'm probably not alone in wanting to listen to people talking about football match I've just seen, even if they're talking boll*cks, so why doesn't the show last until 10.30 at least? 

 

What's your problem?

 

You can stay up all night and listen to people talking boll*cks on here.

[Lord Northski]

Good point well made. 

 

Just trying to make the world a bit more perfect.

[Phileas Fogg]

Good point, seems strange to end it at 10.

The post match interview with SC was atrocious. SC was leading the interview "do you mind if I ask you about Andre Grey"

"Do you mind" !! Of course he minds, it doesn't matter though!

[kiwicolin]

They stopped it because city are travelling to Middlesbrough tomorrow, so they had to do a pre post match report then.

[pongo88]

Money. The budget for local radio across the country is minuscule.

[Lord Northski]

Perhaps Bristol Sport could do their own..although couldn't imagine they would be happy to field some the critical calls that they would've received during previous managers tenures.