BBC News ticker ran “Manchester United are rubbish” due to trainee error
"Someone was training how to use the ticker and to put text on the ticker, so they were just writing random things not in earnest, and that comment appeared."
"Someone was training how to use the ticker and to put text on the ticker, so they were just writing random things not in earnest, and that comment appeared."
Outside of the U.S., the June 1 edition of The Match will be available through GolfTV, Eurosport 2, the Eurosport app, and/or Discovery+, depending on region.
“Who is Davy Jones? I don’t know who that is.”
"Okay, it’s not Patrick, that’s why he ignored me."
A whole lot of verified accounts in multiple countries spread the false news that Raiola had died.
"We believe our collaboration with Prime Video will allow us to reach a wider North American audience that is hungry for an authentic and differentiated product you simply can’t get with any other organization."
This comment led to MacDonald being not only removed from this broadcast, but banned from future BCHL broadcasts.
"Apologies for those who are very adept at lip reading."
"Africa is a priority market for the PFL and we are committed to signing fighters from the continent as well as hosting future events there to help accelerate the growth of the sport."
A staple on Sky's Premier League coverage isn't going anywhere.
Simon Reed made this comment Wednesday on the international stream of the world figure skating championships, and partner Nicky Slater laughed and said "Well done." The International Skating Union removed both of them as commentators Thursday.
The disgraced former sportswriter has received a near two-year jail sentence.
Viewers in Russia now won't be able to legally watch F1 content.