android boxes?Are the Android boxes any good for picking up beIN Sports? Thinking of going down that route rather than pay the extortionate money BT want.
Yes and noRidiculous how much it's costing just to be able to watch some fecking football.
Ridiculous how much it's costing just to be able to watch some fecking football.
Yes and no
If you get both sky and BT you can see more football than you have ever been able to in the past
It's crazy how much live footy we actually get these days.
It used to be one European game and one league game per week years ago
But we all buy it, that's the problem, just look at the new premier league deal.
The number of games hasn't gone up?Yes and no
If you get both sky and BT you can see more football than you have ever been able to in the past
It's crazy how much live footy we actually get these days.
It used to be one European game and one league game per week years ago
Exactly this.Yes because there is no competition and these stupid rules to split premier league rights were brought in for competition. I don't see how it is fair to consumer having to join two subs.
If they do my proposal where two companies buy the rights to the games then that would work better.
But we get ripped off compared to the rest of Europe due to the premier league. I've seen people in Holland get 500mpb internet, all the football packages for £35 per month.
probably thinking of premium pay IPTV packagesandroid boxes?
Yes and no
If you get both sky and BT you can see more football than you have ever been able to in the past
It's crazy how much live footy we actually get these days.
It used to be one European game and one league game per week years ago
When we were banned from Europe all you'd get would be 1 game on a Sunday afternoon on ITV, plus England games.2 games a week? Bloody hell how far are you going back here Randy?
Yes because there is no competition and these stupid rules to split premier league rights were brought in for competition. I don't see how it is fair to consumer having to join two subs.
If they do my proposal where two companies buy the rights to the games then that would work better.
But we get ripped off compared to the rest of Europe due to the premier league. I've seen people in Holland get 500mpb internet, all the football packages for £35 per month.
How far back can you go?2 games a week? Bloody hell how far are you going back here Randy?
How far back can you go?
When we won the cup winners cup in 1991, being able to watch United on ITV was a fecking luxury, my saturday afternoons were spent listening to a hazy commentary game on radio 2 whilst hoping for some moderate update as to how we were getting on, usually with ceefax on the TV, watching the pages turn ever so slowly and hoping by the time it switched back to our page it would show that we scored. On the few saturdays that we were the commentary game on BBC, there was no talking allowed in our house, but then again, back then commentators actually told you what was going on during the game.
Anyway, I actually agree that both sky and BT have us by the Travellers with the prices they charge these days, but having gone through the dark ages or radio 2 commentaries and ceefax, it makes me appreciate what we have now, by which i mean....not only can i go to old trafford regularly and even manage to treat myself to a few touted aways each season, but i also pride myself on keeping one step ahead of the authorities when it comes to streaming.
The current big thing in streaming is xbmc/kodi, Personally i don't like either and i use certain pay sites and other methods, but the point is there are options available if you are willing to put in a few hours of research and trial and error.
Really? feck me. You wonder how they get away with it. Load of bollocks.You'll still have to pay £5 extra to get the extra CL channels even with BT Broadband.
I don't recommend the broadband service at all, especially at the price.
You'll still have to pay £5 extra to get the extra CL channels even with BT Broadband.
I don't recommend the broadband service at all, especially at the price.
I have one and catch most games on NBC on it.Are the Android boxes any good for picking up beIN Sports? Thinking of going down that route rather than pay the extortionate money BT want.
Didn't know that. I've BT Infinity 2 with BT Sports 1/2 HD and Sky Sports 1/2/5, and I think the broadband is stunning. That being said, an extra £5 ontop of what I already pay for CL channels? Ehh...
I've found it to be extremely sketchy dealing with online gaming and HQ video streaming.
Had the broadband initially and couldn't get a game of FIFA without horrendous button lag which is absolutely unacceptable considering the price they charge for the regular broadband. So had no choice to upgrade to Infinity, obviously it improved a good bit but the fact that I was forced to upgrade in order to play a half-decent game of FIFA still irritates me.
I still get constant niggly problems with the fibre optic package as well i.e. the odd laggy game, NAT status being strict, buffering video streaming.
A few years ago you used to be able to play pretty much any game online with a regular 8MB broadband connection.
Basically BT, like pretty much all other ISPs, don't give a toss about the consumer.
Exclusive: BT Sport choose Man Utd v Spurs to be the 1st game of new Premier League season
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11715839/Manchester-United-versus-Tottenham-will-be-first-game-of-the-new-Premier-League-season.html
I think so. 12:45pm has been their general timeslot on Saturdays hasn't it?Does that mean that game will get the 12:45 timeslot, and all others will be 15:00/17:30?
Does that mean that game will get the 12:45 timeslot, and all others will be 15:00/17:30?
Are the Android boxes any good for picking up beIN Sports? Thinking of going down that route rather than pay the extortionate money BT want.
Are the Android boxes any good for picking up beIN Sports? Thinking of going down that route rather than pay the extortionate money BT want.
Mine works fine for all footy Saturdays included. Only issue is the guy who supplied it hasn't managed to get BT Europe on there yet but has said it shouldn't be long. It costs me about £18 per month and if I didn want to renew it for a month because of no football/holiday etc I don't and then all I do is resubscribe when I want it. Plus it gets me all boxsets pretty much ever and all films including new releases.
you had a good experience with this then?You tried Sports Donkey? £50 for a year. You can do a month sub then message him to go the year.
Exclusive: BT Sport choose Man Utd v Spurs to be the 1st game of new Premier League season
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11715839/Manchester-United-versus-Tottenham-will-be-first-game-of-the-new-Premier-League-season.html
how do these android boxes work then? you pay for the box then still subscribe monthly? Really considering oneMine works fine for all footy Saturdays included. Only issue is the guy who supplied it hasn't managed to get BT Europe on there yet but has said it shouldn't be long. It costs me about £18 per month and if I didn want to renew it for a month because of no football/holiday etc I don't and then all I do is resubscribe when I want it. Plus it gets me all boxsets pretty much ever and all films including new releases.
Yes. Would also add that the last five title winners have kicked off their season on a Monday night. Manchester City open their season on Monday night football.Weren't we the first weekend Saturday lunchtime kick-off against Swansea on BT last year as well?
pay tv streaming serviceWhat's sports donkey?