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Welp that's it. Seems like Morocco lost whatever air they started off in the first goal. Even Paraguay tried harder to score with just one guy.

Dixieland Buckaroo said:
It's amazing how much less dead air there is on most Telemundo broadcasts as compared to the Fox ones. I bet the Telemundo guys are saying 3-4x what the American broadcasts are saying. And for the most part, it's not, "Watch James Cordon tonight."
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There's a lot of "Mire el senior de los cielos" or "El turco" or whatever. But takes less than a second and they get back to it.
Seems like Spanish commentators have sort of radio tradition where the game is narrated and they dynamism of the game is conveyed.
English narrate as it was a rando on a bar with brain damage and no interior monologue.
 
A ghoul teaching his son said:
Welp that's it. Seems like Morocco lost whatever air they started off in the first goal. Even Paraguay tried harder to score with just one guy.


There's a lot of "Mire el senior de los cielos" or "El turco" or whatever. But takes less than a second and they get back to it.
Seems like Spanish commentators have sort of radio tradition where the game is narrated and they dynamism of the game is conveyed.
English narrate as it was a rando on a bar with brain damage and no interior monologue.
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Latin America has it too this culture of Radio transmission. English narration almost seems disinterested. When I was watching J League games they had an english narrator and he made it boring
 
CNBC is reporting that up to 20% of Telemundo's audience watching World Cup games, doesn't understand Spanish. Which apparently has pissed Fox off.
 
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