- Mar 13, 2009
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Yesterday's broadcast of the presentation got a pretty bad review from the biggest newspaper of Luxembourg, even though they are usually very, very Schleck-friendly and don't offer much controversial content.
"Since 45 minutes the same cameras show always the same rows of chairs. Sometimes there is a big picture of a rider. Those pictures are not able to convey an atmosphere, and the same counts for the palmarès of the various riders, which look a lot like PowerPoint.
(...)
The presentation is planned out and rehearsed up to the smallest detail. Pat McQuaid, the controversial president of the UCI, holds a speech and talks about 'a great day for cycling', but says nothing about the worries and scandals of the last years.
(...)
The boredom at home in front of the TV rises as quick as the water levels outside (Luxembourg is experiencing some minor flooding right now, nothing compareable to what's going on in Australia though). This has nothing to do with a dynamic, lively and surprising TV-show, or even an event compatible to be shown on live TV."
http://www.wort.lu/wort/web/sport/artikel/2011/01/134863/team-coque.php
"Since 45 minutes the same cameras show always the same rows of chairs. Sometimes there is a big picture of a rider. Those pictures are not able to convey an atmosphere, and the same counts for the palmarès of the various riders, which look a lot like PowerPoint.
(...)
The presentation is planned out and rehearsed up to the smallest detail. Pat McQuaid, the controversial president of the UCI, holds a speech and talks about 'a great day for cycling', but says nothing about the worries and scandals of the last years.
(...)
The boredom at home in front of the TV rises as quick as the water levels outside (Luxembourg is experiencing some minor flooding right now, nothing compareable to what's going on in Australia though). This has nothing to do with a dynamic, lively and surprising TV-show, or even an event compatible to be shown on live TV."
http://www.wort.lu/wort/web/sport/artikel/2011/01/134863/team-coque.php