Broadcastcallum

Cheers! At least the late goal from Mallan made the four hour round media team drive a bit better!
We are at Ibrox Saturday lunchtime so those that can't go can sync up our audio with Alba pictures. (If you have Sky just pause the tv for 15-20 secs to sync us up!)

Cheers! At least the late goal from Mallan made the four hour round media team drive a bit better!
We are at Ibrox Saturday lunchtime so those that can't go can sync up our audio with Alba pictures. (If you have Sky just pause the tv for 15-20 secs to sync us up!)

Thanks for tuning in and 'enjoying' the coverage. We were the only dedicated radio commentary there and it appeared we had plenty tuning in.
Stephen alongside me in the commentary box last night is one of UWS Sports Journalists (with the partnership that is set up between the Uni & SM) who has done some other radio co-comms and presenting duties on the St Mirren pre/post match show at home games.

Thanks for tuning in and 'enjoying' the coverage. We were the only dedicated radio commentary there and it appeared we had plenty tuning in.
Stephen alongside me in the commentary box last night is one of UWS Sports Journalists (with the partnership that is set up between the Uni & SM) who has done some other radio co-comms and presenting duties on the St Mirren pre/post match show at home games.

Thanks for tuning in and 'enjoying' the coverage. We were the only dedicated radio commentary there and it appeared we had plenty tuning in.
Stephen alongside me in the commentary box last night is one of UWS Sports Journalists (with the partnership that is set up between the Uni & SM) who has done some other radio co-comms and presenting duties on the St Mirren pre/post match show at home games.

Thanks for tuning in and 'enjoying' the coverage. We were the only dedicated radio commentary there and it appeared we had plenty tuning in.
Stephen alongside me in the commentary box last night is one of UWS Sports Journalists (with the partnership that is set up between the Uni & SM) who has done some other radio co-comms and presenting duties on the St Mirren pre/post match show at home games.

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Hi all,
We of course deliver the story of the game and do the radio show pre/post game from a St Mirren narrative story/angle but are not blinding over obvious decisions for/against the opponent. Sunday for example focused on the narrative of where St Mirren are in the table with a nod to what Rangers where playing for too at the top. I think for ex-pats watching our TV coverage also good to give as wide a flavour of the league/info as possible as they probably don't see too much else Scottish football if they are abroad.
General rule of thumb i've had with the co-comms on home games is for me to be 50/50 (or 51/49 to the Saints) and just call the game. Whether it's hammering Dunfermline or the late goals conceded v Falkirk or Raith. The co-comms have balanced honest opinon but they have the licence to lean far more of course in favour of the saints using we, us etc or in Naismith's case rant (which by far is the highlight of the season of course - he was brilliant). However it's not over the top as mentioned in previous pages that seems to be favourable. We've been blessed by decent co-comms all season who have been a bit biased but not over the top.
You can have your opinons on Rangers of course - obviously I can't/won't go into that - I'm there to call the game whatever the opponents nicknames are or not.
I hope you continue to enjoy the season on TV and Radio. Full radio commentary all being well at Falkirk on Saturday.
C

Sorry you felt like that but I gave plenty of St Mirren praise equally. Including in the post match show. I'm pretty open to both sides praise/negativity. Really enjoyed what I seen today from the Saints.

Sorry you felt like that but I gave plenty of St Mirren praise equally. Including in the post match show. I'm pretty open to both sides praise/negativity. Really enjoyed what I seen today from the Saints.

Sorry you felt like that but I gave plenty of St Mirren praise equally. Including in the post match show. I'm pretty open to both sides praise/negativity. Really enjoyed what I seen today from the Saints.

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Yeah apologies - the Away line just wasn't working so technical hiccup there. I did still do the comms and make up the highlights package though from our TV camera that was there:

Hi,
At the moment the St Mirren Radio commentary for home games is just a feed from the TV. My commentary is catered to that. Unfortunately not really another option for us at the moment and a radio commentary style for TV couldn't work. It's just to give those at home at least a flavour of our coverage.
Any regular listeners will note that my commentaries at Hibs, QOS etc are fully in 'radio mode' - as we only do radio coverage.
So just clarifying I wasn't having an off day, was just the TV feed! ;-) - Thought I'd clear it up for you all!
Callum
SM TV/Radio Commentator.

No Problem. As I say - the away games are purely for radio - so I do radio commentary. Home games - it's for TV viewers outside UK/Ire - so TV style comms.
I will say it was good in the commbox (and for you folks) to commentate on a home win today.

Hi,
At the moment the St Mirren Radio commentary for home games is just a feed from the TV. My commentary is catered to that. Unfortunately not really another option for us at the moment and a radio commentary style for TV couldn't work. It's just to give those at home at least a flavour of our coverage.
Any regular listeners will note that my commentaries at Hibs, QOS etc are fully in 'radio mode' - as we only do radio coverage.
So just clarifying I wasn't having an off day, was just the TV feed! ;-) - Thought I'd clear it up for you all!
Callum
SM TV/Radio Commentator.

No Problem. As I say - the away games are purely for radio - so I do radio commentary. Home games - it's for TV viewers outside UK/Ire - so TV style comms.
I will say it was good in the commbox (and for you folks) to commentate on a home win today.