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Gooooooooooooooool?

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?uestlove

Youth Team
Originally posted by Genesis6891
FIFA 2003 is supposed to be an accurate representation of a football match, perhaps of EPL matches with Motson as commentator.

Someone screaming 'GOAAAAAAAAL' is not exciting, it's annoying and tiresome. Motson's response to a goal is no less passionate - you think passion is determined by the amplitude of your voice?

And what about Barry Davies? He's a superb commentator, and a lot of the time he is absolutely SILENT when a goal is scored, contemplating what has happened and trying to think of an adequete and SENSIBLE response, rather than stating, er, 'GOALLLLLLLLL!'

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its not really about the voice pitch level. can you say you feel that you have scored a goal and that it counts, with the way the commentator says? i mean sometimes you hear "the keeper gave him the goal with where his position" and then another sentence and thats it. i guess there is no emphasis. its just so limited thats it.


and its good you pointed out that fifa 2003 is supposed to be an representation of football. but i dont think many would agree it comes close and the shallow commentary is just but one of its problems. :)
 
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turnips

Club Supporter
Originally posted by andy
Have you ever seen Fernando Niembro or Mariano Kloss do that?? Or Enrique Macaya Marquez or Marcelo Araujo do that, i don't think so, they are awesome comentators. I think you are deeply mistaken with what you say:rolleyes:
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pretty difficult that - got 2 hav a wide vocabulary 2 stand ther sayin "gooooooool"

its only cos spanish and south american footballs so slow that u need some pillock with a mike shoutin 2 make it excitin - in england we let the football do that

and i dont care if south american footballs more skillful than ours - if i wantd 2 see tricks id go 2 the circus
 
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gareth07uk

Youth Team
The only over excited commentator England has is Jonathon Pearce. He'sa nut when it comes to football, good to listen on the radio, on the television, well, I think that would put anyone off T.V for life. :)
 
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andy

Starting XI
Originally posted by turnips
pretty difficult that - got 2 hav a wide vocabulary 2 stand ther sayin "gooooooool"

its only cos spanish and south american footballs so slow that u need some pillock with a mike shoutin 2 make it excitin - in england we let the football do that

and i dont care if south american footballs more skillful than ours - if i wantd 2 see tricks id go 2 the circus
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That just shows how much you know about football, and not to insult english football, but i get really bored watching it Plus, its more that what you call saying "gooooaallll", i find them more interesting to listen to that John Motson, OMG!!! I think you are just a jealous bastar*;) :rolleyes:
 
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?uestlove

Youth Team
Originally posted by realmadridcf
i think that the commentators should have a lot more quotes!

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my sentiments exactly.
shouting a goal is as exciting as the analysis of the goal by english commentators.
 
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