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Why won't Channel Seven cover any of the 15 shooting events at the Olympics? ?

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It just seems to me they are trying to make a point - which is "You will like swimming and nothing else".

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  1. they have shown some of the shooting, however not much. the olympics are mainly focused on swimming and running as that attracts the biggest audiences. but i was watching the trap shooting yesterday.


  2. If Channel Seven can not find you want to see the game live, I suggest you to watch the live broadcast online, or find a replay of the online video game.

    If you can not find it, I can recommend two websites to you, you can find what you want inside.

    The following two websites

  3. Its really disappointing to see that their main focus is on the swimming. There are athletes who trained for 4 yrs and channcel 7 dont show them simply because they didnt win gold. Im sick of hearing about Libby, stephanie, leisel and eamon. Im sure they are great at swimming but Olympics involves all sports

  4. Because Ch 7 believe swimming is the only thing the apparently stupid Australian audience wants to watch.  That and only watching Australians who have a chance of winning a medal.  I want to see all sports and all countries.  I am thoroughly sick of swimming and Ch 7.  I have been waiting months for the Olympics and now watching anything else.  Channel 7 should be ashamed of themselves but they don't care as long as they get as many advertisements shown as possible.  WORST Olympics coverage ever.

  5. because channel 7 are only concerned about how well the Australians are doing. If an Australian doesn't feature, or not doing well, they wont show it. they are a disgrace. their AFL football coverage is bad aswell.

  6. Coz Channel Seven Fail

    No other way to explain.

    sorry bout that

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