I'm sure when it started it was promised you'd be able to watch a 'side on' view or stick with end on. As someone who watches live from the North Stand I'd prefer to watch it back side on.

My lad had this problem whilst working in Gibraltar. Social media wasn't a problem to avoid, but Trin TV headlines spoilt his anticipation of the game. He got round the problem by getting his other half to set it up for him. This does have a flaw if your other half follows Trinity though.

You can switch off notifications on your phone. If I don't want to know the score I can make efforts to avoid it and tell people who I know are following the game not to tell me the score. It was ruined once when I was sat in the conservatory with a window open and I overheard my neighbours talking about the rugby results and I don't even live in Wakefield anymore.

I still stand by my point, the titles of the videos should not give the result away as it ruins the experience for those who try to avoid the score. For those who do know the score then the video title is neither here nor there in terms of their Trinity TV experience.

Doesn't help much when they show the tries on the big screen whilst not wanting to know the scores

Qote. "Connor Grace"


Cheers BLM.

I see what you're saying, however in all honesty you represent a very small number of people who watch Trinity TV who don't know the scores already. Views for videos on there are usually only in the couple of hundreds anyway. That being said, easy for whoever uploads the videos to add some context in the title without giving the result away - then everyone's happy I guess