BT (British Telecom) outages and service status in Aberaeron, Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Aberaeron, Wales
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BT (British Telecom) Issues Reports Near Aberaeron, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Aberaeron and nearby locations:
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Tony Jones (@aberfoodblog) reported from Llanychaiarn, WalesSo after 12 years it's goodbye @bt_uk Automatic price rises within contract and ending free weekend calls make it Hello @zeninternet Speaking to BT Loyalty Dept just wound me up. "Price is £40, until it goes up in two weeks." And I'm not subsidizing their stupid Sport channel.
BT (British Telecom) Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ian Winter (@BealeTheBull) reported@Colchesterviews @btsport Cooper won the ball and the momentum has caught Jesus’ leg. No intent to injure, never a red card
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Andrew Moutrie (@AndrewMoutrie) reported@btsport another game spoilt by VaR looking at slow motion which the game is not played at. Yellow yes red no.
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Paul (@bigmoneygump) reported@_TC1980 @btsport Was a terrible tackle
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For my fans (@St_Jizzy) reported@btsport @btsportfootball why didn't VAR review Stirling on Rapha? Why haven't you reviewed it? Really poor analysis, a poor version of sky!
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Jon Sweeney (@JonSwee_Baller) reported**** I hate watching football on @btsport @btsportfootball .and the wankers on it ..
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🏴🇬🇧 (@ewan_mcmahon) reportedThese slow motion replays really exaggerate the contact in a tackle. Really tough on Cooper to be sent off for that. #BTSport #MCILEE
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mark hunter (@epicreble) reported from Slough, England@btsport why do they show VAR in slow motion. The game isn't played that way. Then it always looks worse.
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Carson Strain (@CarsyLUFC) reportedFootball isn't a game to be decided on the basis of how something looks in slow motion. Two central defenders on @btsport saying its a red card. Absolute guarantee if either of those players got a red card for that they'd be disgusted at how the game is gone.
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Dave Freestone (@10DaveF) reportedWhat is Peter Walton talking about, thats a red, normal speed, slow motion, fast forward, above ankle high, yep it’s knee high, the man’s views are completely pointless. @btsport
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ColchesterViews. (@Colchesterviews) reported@BealeTheBull @btsport If you’re suggesting that the slight touch on the ball, he got, whilst launching himself uncontrollably in Jesus, means that didn’t warrant a red card, then I’ll suggest one broken leg per game minimum.