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Don't you hate it when you want to watch a soccer game, but... (Original Post) Crowman1979 Nov 2012 OP
Certainly... Ron Obvious Dec 2012 #1
Well the good thing is that News Corpse no longer has its grubby hands on MLS anymore. Crowman1979 Dec 2012 #2
BTW, a few Ligue 1 and Bundesliga football clubs are now posting full match replays. live audio... Crowman1979 Dec 2012 #3
Fool Rupert many a good man Dec 2012 #5
NBC plans on showing all EPL games across it's networks Carolina_Blue Dec 2012 #6
Yes T_i_B Dec 2012 #4
 

Ron Obvious

(6,261 posts)
1. Certainly...
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 08:25 AM
Dec 2012

I'm even still paying the $10 a month to get the online games on foxsoccer.tv even though I've been out of the country for months and I get:

Due to licensing restrictions, FOXSoccer.tv are unable to broadcast these events in your country

We have detected that you're accessing this site from an area where we do not have the rights to show FOX Soccer events.


Does anyone have any details about NBC's plans to show the Premiership next season? Maybe I'll finally be able to drop Fox and Dish network altogether.

Crowman1979

(3,844 posts)
2. Well the good thing is that News Corpse no longer has its grubby hands on MLS anymore.
Mon Dec 3, 2012, 10:55 AM
Dec 2012

The national broadcasts for MLS are now controlled by ESPN & NBC.

Crowman1979

(3,844 posts)
3. BTW, a few Ligue 1 and Bundesliga football clubs are now posting full match replays. live audio...
Mon Dec 3, 2012, 11:19 AM
Dec 2012

...and other media goodies on their own websites. For a monthly and yearly subscription of course. Of course I don't know if the service works in countries outside of their respective nations.

Carolina_Blue

(4 posts)
6. NBC plans on showing all EPL games across it's networks
Fri Dec 28, 2012, 07:26 AM
Dec 2012

In theory you should be able to watch every match played.

T_i_B

(14,738 posts)
4. Yes
Mon Dec 10, 2012, 08:49 AM
Dec 2012

I used to watch televised matches on Sky Sports in my local pub, but Sky's exhorbitant pricing for pubs who wish to show televised matches has priced many good pubs out of the market and as such I don't do that anymore.

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