EPL Talk: For Those About To Skip Work, We Salute You
TheScout
· 3 years ago
I have to play the "don't talk to anyone and don't log on to the Internet" game until my vacation kicks in on the 26th of June. I also have to go out of town for my brother's wedding on the 24th but luckily my parents have satellite TV so I'll be able to keep up with things.
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
You're wrong - this is the worst place in the world to watch, ridiculously late hours and the volume on the tv turned down to zero. Talksport 15 sec delayed commentary worked for 5 mins before inevitable announcement of rights issues preventing any more, then INCREDIBLY they started re-playing bits of the 2005 CL Final just to make my day!
NJ
· 3 years ago
I snuck out to work in the middle of the day to catch the final 30+ minutes of the Costa Rica Germany match and I am recording the Poland match this afternoon. I'm still looking for a way to get around the BBC's location issue, and if I can't I will record what I can and whatever I can't record I will stay up with on Soccernet.com
iam_hannah
· 3 years ago
I took mornings off of work during the group stage. I'm recordeing every game on my DVR.
Kyle
· 3 years ago
Don't talk to anyone, and don't log into the Internet. Luckily for me, my wife is a football fan too, so she tapes the matches for us to watch in the evening.
As a team France supporter and French-speaking Canadian, I'm especially lucky in that I can follow the match broadcasts on French radio via the Internet. I quite enjoyed following France's last friendly against China that way.
Though I doubt I'll "cheat" like this with any of the World Cup matches. It's just so much better watching them than just listening.
JC
· 3 years ago
Gaffer:
Check out
http://www.overseatv.com/
The German feed is $20 for 30 days and will give you every single game, albeit in German (still better the ESPN announers who use hockey terms like "penalty" and "back of the net").
As far as I can tell, it's the only way to stream the games on your computer in the US, unless you've got ESPN360, which is only available to limited ISPs.
For those wondering, once you buy the German feed, you choose the ZDF broadcast to get the games.
So to answer your question, I've been streaming them on my pc at work.
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As a team France supporter and French-speaking Canadian, I'm especially lucky in that I can follow the match broadcasts on French radio via the Internet. I quite enjoyed following France's last friendly against China that way.
Though I doubt I'll "cheat" like this with any of the World Cup matches. It's just so much better watching them than just listening.
Check out
http://www.overseatv.com/
The German feed is $20 for 30 days and will give you every single game, albeit in German (still better the ESPN announers who use hockey terms like "penalty" and "back of the net").
As far as I can tell, it's the only way to stream the games on your computer in the US, unless you've got ESPN360, which is only available to limited ISPs.
For those wondering, once you buy the German feed, you choose the ZDF broadcast to get the games.
So to answer your question, I've been streaming them on my pc at work.