General Football 23/24

[Buzzo]

I’m watching it. Mad that we might never play at Goodson again.

100% accurate on them going to ground whenever they can. Bournemouth dangerous on the break, and playing the better football.

[Buzzo]

Gray misses a sitter.

[Buzzo]

Everton score.

[ChesterDave]

**** off Bournemouth

[S-RED]

They are good at this **** hahaha

https://twitter.com/paddypower/status/1662876594606579712?t=cOXu0yplx1VQzX-gc5JYGg&s=19

[Slinky Skills]

BBC News - Sergio Rico: Paris St-Germain goalkeeper in 'serious' condition after riding accident

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65738610

[spud_gun]

They are good at this **** hahaha

https://twitter.com/paddypower/statu...X-gc5JYGg&s=19

[Irishnev]

Such a Tory, is our Frank…… never his fault

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[SB]

Such a Tory, is our Frank…… never his fault

https://twitter.com/alansmith90/stat...92488061747201

I’d love to hear to replies of the Chelsea players to his comments

[Slinky Skills]

This is interesting.

I pay £5 a month for a subscription, not through Flawless but another channel.

I can't afford Sky and BT sports for football hence why I pay for the subscription but I also don't want to be breaking the law.

Something needs to be done here because they're pricing the average fan out of watching games. I'd be suicidal if I couldn't get to see any live LFC games and have to make do with ****ing MOTD.

BBC News - TV fraud gang jailed for illegally streaming Premier League games

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65697595

[ChesterDave]

£80 a month to pay for a some TV games and they have the cheek to call the guys charging £10 for everything crooks.

£20,000 a year for commercial premises sounds cheap. Fairly sure in the Bloodsuckers vs Portsmouth Landlady case it was said could be £6,000 a month for Sky for some pubs and that was about 10 years ago. Maybe I remember wrongly and it was £6k a year then. Fairly sure it was also ruled the stream itself is not illegal (although it was an EU stream being used and we were still members so was classed as Grey market) but the problem arises from things like the PL badge being a trademark and displaying that was the legal pitfall

[Irishnev]

£80 a month to pay for a some TV games and they have the cheek to call the guys charging £10 for everything crooks.

£20,000 a year for commercial premises sounds cheap. Fairly sure in the Bloodsuckers vs Portsmouth Landlady case it was said could be £6,000 a month for Sky for some pubs and that was about 10 years ago. Maybe I remember wrongly and it was £6k a year then. Fairly sure it was also ruled the stream itself is not illegal (although it was an EU stream being used and we were still members so was classed as Grey market) but the problem arises from things like the PL badge being a trademark and displaying that was the legal pitfall

Wife beaters and paedophiles get a fraction of that - seems out of proportion to me!

[ChesterDave]

Its obscene. Really ought to be a civil issue. 11 years for hurting a billion £ corporation

[danperkins]

Cancelled Sky tv and Virgin Broadband today. €136 pm for Sky with sports & BT etc, Virgin broadband 500mb for €62 pm and going up another €4 pm. Been with them 10 years, new customers get 500mb for €45.

Going to get her to ring up get basic tv with virgin (Already have Netflix) & new customer broadband deal & get IPTV for the footie. It's getting absolutely ridiculous, I think i'll save about a grand a year by changing over.

[BobTheCharmer]

Its obscene. Really ought to be a civil issue. 11 years for hurting a billion £ corporation

They're absolute scumbags though. You're helping fund organised crime. I think petrol is too dear, if the guy down the road offered me jerry cans full for £20 I'd know it was wrong. Are sky charging too much? Yes. Two wrongs don't make a right. It's no one's right to view football live. You don't want to pay don't. Eventually sky and the others will get the message. It's the premier league that insists on closed bids, which forces the hands of the broadcaster as they can't afford not to win the rights.