Re: Sports Talk - FOOTBALL
Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 8:15 am
Sorry to butt in on this serious subject, as I am not really a football fan but tend to watch 'certain' teams if they happen to be playing. Must admit those 'certain' teams don't appear to be doing very well at present.
My question is "How do you watch?" Apart from actually attending the game that is.
I don't have Sky (got Skype but that ain't the same thing) and many matches don't appear on normal channels. Also many sports don't appear on British channels anyway.
How many watch on their computer?
I do, from all over the world. It doesn't cost anything and though the picture may not be exactly HD quality, at least you can see it. I've even watched sports in a foreign language because to be honest you don't actually need a commentary. Admittedly you would need to be up all night to watch certain sports, due to their geographical location.
If you have never tried this, give it a whirl, you may be pleasantly surprised.
Jackienock
My question is "How do you watch?" Apart from actually attending the game that is.
I don't have Sky (got Skype but that ain't the same thing) and many matches don't appear on normal channels. Also many sports don't appear on British channels anyway.
How many watch on their computer?
I do, from all over the world. It doesn't cost anything and though the picture may not be exactly HD quality, at least you can see it. I've even watched sports in a foreign language because to be honest you don't actually need a commentary. Admittedly you would need to be up all night to watch certain sports, due to their geographical location.
If you have never tried this, give it a whirl, you may be pleasantly surprised.
Jackienock