Illegal streaming being clamped down on

[jimharri]

I would pay a few quid per game if it was possible. I don't think most people are out to avoid paying, they just want to watch the game and can't if it isn't on anything.

 

[mexico1970]

Is it just us in the UK that can't watch 3 o'clock kick offs? Some fans specially much older ones would love to have the option of watching the kick offs at 3o'clock, it's not as if the coffers of football are empty at the minute, the greed of these people is quite frankly astounding.

 

[MarsLlama]

Don't want people to stream something illegally? Cool. Provide them with a legal alternative and then you might have grounds to 'clamp down' on it.

Luckily with Amazon Prime getting some rights there's a chance that one day every single game could be live streamed over the internet.

 

[Neville Kneville]

Don't want people to stream something illegally? Cool. Provide them with a legal alternative and then you might have grounds to 'clamp down' on it.

Luckily with Amazon Prime getting some rights there's a chance that one day every single game could be live streamed over the internet.

Then the rags will push up wages & transfer fees even more, with the extra money.

 

[BuryBlue1977]

Where’s that Periscope guy when you need him. That was awesome!

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Where’s that Periscope guy when you need him. That was awesome!

My lad was at the game, at HT I changed to a Palace fans feed & took some screen shots of both halves in-play....my lad said I'd had a better view than he did.

 

[Vienna_70]

Didn’t we have the same story last summer?

We had no trouble finding viable streams from August to May.

 

[nellyonthewing]

I can watch pretty much every City game whilst in the USA . NBC FS etc are on my free cable. I can't watch BBC when I'm over there for which I pay a 12 month licence fee, nor Sky even though I still pay a subscription every month ...Then they wonder why people try and get round it...

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

It's becoming as predictable as the annual Ronaldo to the rags story when they want to sell season tickets,at the swamp. It's time for sky to lure back the subscribers that ditched them at the end of may obviously

 

[waspish]

Didn’t we have the same story last summer?

We had no trouble finding viable streams from August to May.

Yep quite few links pop up on twitter every game! They cant stop it just put people of doing it.

 

[Vienna_70]

Yep quite few links pop up on twitter every game! They cant stop it just put people of doing it.

We usually go through a website from our very own @shadygiz.

 

[Machiavelli]

Clamp away suckers.

 

[80s Shorts]

Don't want people to stream something illegally? Cool. Provide them with a legal alternative and then you might have grounds to 'clamp down' on it.

Luckily with Amazon Prime getting some rights there's a chance that one day every single game could be live streamed over the internet.

If Amazon decide that's what they want to do then it will happen. Just dipping their toes in the water atm.

 

[cookster]

Don't want people to stream something illegally? Cool. Provide them with a legal alternative and then you might have grounds to 'clamp down' on it.

Luckily with Amazon Prime getting some rights there's a chance that one day every single game could be live streamed over the internet.

Every single game can be streamed via BEIN Sports or NBC.

 

[aguero93:20]

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news...ked-before-new-season-kicks-off-38316573.html

Doesn't sound good.

The footybites/former reddit crowd aren't worried about this at all and if they're not worried I'm not tbf.

 

[Impeccable One]

......Luckily with Amazon Prime getting some rights there's a chance that one day every single game could be live streamed over the internet.

NBCSports in USA show EVERY game live between their 'FREE' (Included in the most basic cable/satellite package) TV channels and online, with the exception of 2 games per round that are only shown via their gold pass for approx. 50 quid a year. And yes, 3pm Saturday means f'all in US.

 

[Impeccable One]

I can watch pretty much every City game whilst in the USA . NBC FS etc are on my free cable. I can't watch BBC when I'm over there for which I pay a 12 month licence fee, nor Sky even though I still pay a subscription every month ...Then they wonder why people try and get round it...

FYI ... I setup my firetv when in UK with a UK Amazon account. Loaded all the apps and brought it to US. Always start it up with StrongVPN or NordVPN and can watch everything including BBC :)

 

[Vienna_70]

NBCSports in USA show EVERY game live between their 'FREE' (Included in the most basic cable/satellite package) TV channels and online, with the exception of 2 games per round that are only shown via their gold pass for approx. 50 quid a year. And yes, 3pm Saturday means f'all in US.

That’s probably because the games have all been played by then.

;-)

 

[Fred_Quimby]

I, also, can’t understand why you can’t watch 3.00 ko’s for a fee. Do the powers that be still think that streaming live matches affects live attendance?

 

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

If a game is not on telly, then it should be shown on the big screens at the ground if the away allocation is sold out. A small entrance fee to get in and bars open. Everyone's a winner.