Sky outages and service status in Cavan, Ulster
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Cavan, Ulster
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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UNBEAT Esq. ⚖ (@unbeat_chinedu) reported@SkySports Next week? Copy and paste too bad
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ELI.Arshap (@EliudByamungu) reported@BrooksyWee @SkySports U can disagree with him without insulting him. He really dint insulting Messi. He just backed his player, though deep down he knows no one can stop Messi on an important game.
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Dmh (@Dmhches) reported@SkySports We don’t want that **** on the game, got booked, ****** off and do that nonsense somewhere else. Enjoy the plane journey home
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James Beards (@james_bear97950) reported@SkyUK I hope you cancel that stupid Shop on TV program how can they chat about the same thing for 3 hours its a waste of time.
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tO (@OmalleyAFC) reported@B_JMills @F_Edits @SkySports The absence of a signal from the chip is evidence, but it isn’t definitive proof that no contact occurred. VAR is supposed to consider all the available evidence, including the footage and the ball’s trajectory.
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tO (@OmalleyAFC) reported@B_JMills @F_Edits @SkySports I don’t expect the referee to stop play if he didn’t see the incident. However, I do expect VAR to intervene after the goal, especially when the players and staff were telling the referee what had happened.
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peter beaumont (@peterbe39733386) reported@SkySports With all the controversy and bitching in this WORLD CUP, which laughably is supposed to bring Countries together, there shouldn’t be another World Cup, never mind expanding it!!
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Precious Atubobienemi (@PAtubobienemi) reported@SkySports McCullum "stepping down" right after England's results dipped isn't a coincidence — it's a man reading the writing on the wall before he's pushed.
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ANIA GABB (@aniagabb) reported@SkyHelpTeam we are absolutely disgusted by your service. Last Sunday we contacted you saying our cable was damaged and we don’t have any broadband - you assured us that open reach would be here in 48 hours - a week on nothings been fixed!! This is not acceptable!!
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tO (@OmalleyAFC) reported@B_JMills @F_Edits @SkySports If viewers can see the sudden change in direction, VAR—with access to multiple angles and replay speeds—should be able to examine it properly. Calling the incident inconclusive solely because the chip didn’t react ignores what the footage appears to show.