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Live TV coverage of Stags home clash with Oxford



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Published Date: 11 November 2008
SETANTA Sports will be making its first visit of the season to Field Mill in December.
It was announced on Tuesday that the Stags' home match with Oxford, scheduled for Saturday 6th December, will now be played on Thursday 4th and screened live on the TV channel.

The switch was confirmed late in the afternoon after the club contacted the Safety Advisory Group at Nottinghamshire County Council to get permission for Setanta to position its main cameras in the disused Bishop Street Stand.

Earlier this season the Stags' trips to York, Burton and Stevenage were shown live on Setanta, resulting in one draw and two defeats.

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  • Last Updated: 11 November 2008 10:07 PM
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delboy the Stag,

12/11/2008 16:53:23
Dont forget to get the game adequately Policed this time.Last time Oxford came the game was held up, because some of their kids had smelt the Barmaids apron & wanted to fight the world.Dont need to give Safety Group any excuses for sticking one on us again.
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