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No La Liga & Serie A on TV in US
that's bullshit....
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...viewers?cc=5901
You still have England's Premiere League, the best football league in the world. Nothing to worry about 
theres always online streaming.
La Liga is a better league than the Premiership - better players, better overall standard, more goals. This idea that the Premiership is the best league around may have been true 5 years ago but not now, and is largely based on some nebulous idea of "excitement" anyway, ruthlessly hyped by Sky Sports and other interested parties. It sucks that two of the biggest leagues in the world won't be available to the majority of US viewers, especially givien the growth of popularity of football in the US.
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| Originally posted by PatMcGroin theres always online streaming. |
As long as I can continue to watch the Brasileiro, I don't really care too much. I usually ended up streaming the La Liga or Serie A games that I watched because the ones that were on GolTV weren't that interesting to me anyway. Heck, a lot of times I even stream South American games even if they are on Gol because I can't stand their announcers.
maybe just buy a satellite dish.
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| Originally posted by DOOMBOT As long as I can continue to watch the Brasileiro |
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| Originally posted by rdevito Haha, didn't know someone outside Brazil actually care about Brasileir�o |
Thats horseshit.
Oh wait, i dont live there anymore. It still sucks.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney maybe just buy a satellite dish. |
well i don't have a tv so i'm not up to date but i'm pretty a dish network will give you all those channels. And if you feel like someone sending rays into your house is house invasion and a potential carcinogen, you can also get it for free with very little trouble.
So ya, i'm not mad. I see your dilemma, i see an easy solution and wonder what the fuck the fuss is about. Stupid to have both ? I think it is stupid to bitch about not getting something you clearly need when there is a solution available.
i'm not sure what sort financial restraints you are operating in. If you getting to watch what you love breaks the bank.., sorry ?
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney well i don't have a tv |
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney So ya, i'm not mad. I see your dilemma, i see an easy solution and wonder what the fuck the fuss is about. Stupid to have both ? I think it is stupid to bitch about not getting something you clearly need when there is a solution available. i'm not sure what sort financial restraints you are operating in. If you getting to watch what you love breaks the bank.., sorry ? |
well i have a tv. But i don't have cable and what not. And to be honest, I just haven't used it in months for the purpose i got it to watch movies and concerts. It is a nice one too with a genelec 5.1 sysem which i rationalized that i could always use it for surround mixing. if i watch a movie, i am taking notes so i watch it in my work area, the only tv i watch , i do piano exercises so again , on a computer. And that is all i watch. Even my girlfriend watches all her tv on her laptop. Well my laptop which she annexed. I keep telling her to watch it on the system but she can't facebook and tweat as well while watching.
You could just buy the dish and get it for free. I feel like it is their onus to control where they send their signal. If they want to send it into your home, you have a moral right to do what ever the fuck you want with it include using a dish. I set it up for my dad who also on principle will not pay for it because it doesn't like people putting shit in his house. He has a lot of fucking money so i don't think he is creating an excuse.
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| Originally posted by Serial Killer really ??? how so ??? |
Re: No La Liga & Serie A on TV in US
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| Originally posted by Serial Killer that's bullshit.... http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...viewers?cc=5901 |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Is it that hard to believe? I don't have a TV either. |
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| Originally posted by Serial Killer it is kind of hard to believe. what's your reason ? |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I'm not really interested in anything on TV apart from sport and films, and the major UK channels all offer their programming free online for streaming anyway through things like the iPlayer, so if there's something I do want to check out, I can just watch it on my laptop. I haven't even done that for months, though. |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J La Liga is a better league than the Premiership - better players, better overall standard, more goals. This idea that the Premiership is the best league around may have been true 5 years ago but not now, and is largely based on some nebulous idea of "excitement" anyway, ruthlessly hyped by Sky Sports and other interested parties. It sucks that two of the biggest leagues in the world won't be available to the majority of US viewers, especially givien the growth of popularity of football in the US. |
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| Originally posted by LoveHate only two teams ever really have a chance in winning in la liga in england theres about 4-5 teams that have an actual shot, which i guess makes it more exciting. |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Realistically, only City, United and Chelsea have a chance of winning the title. The title race may be marginally more exciting in England, but the quality of football in La Liga is consistently better. |
hope in the future for comcast people ?
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bein-s...00760--sow.html
Barcelona v Real Madrid.. 4:25pm ESPN3
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