watching sport illegally debate

[kinta1]

i personally recommend sky . cause ya get 60 mins of every match on football first every saturday nit. if this hadnt have happenend last year i was on the verge of cancelling .

(ya'd think i was on commission reading that.))

 

[coolblue007]

In looking at the options I'll have, I think Setanta is the best I'll be able to do.

In adding to what I was saying before. Heck, I'd even be willing to wait until after the match was over to watch it on my computer ... I can avoid the score for two hours. Maybe even pay-per-download? How cool would it be to have a archive of all the matches right on your computer?

 

[uknightbreed]

well reading over some of the replies its obvious that there is a need for match access that just isnt being met.

the premiership are imo at a crossroads.

do they continue to sell the rights to a certain amount of games to various tv companies or do they move on and allow live streaming of every game making tv revenue secondary ? (could be team season tickets or pay per play)

its clear current tv revenue is in fact limiting the full financial potential and the growth of fanbase.

the premiership needs a rethink and a new oulook before doing anymore tv deals. its time to modernise and think about whats the best for football and its fans , not whats best for not upsetting sky tv.

 

[Everton Simply the Best]

i heard about this new thing were you put the thing on a tv and then whereever you are you can watch it on your pc, even if your in another country. thats sounds just as ilegal as watching on the net