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carlnewboult 05-11-2006, 04:54 AM Hiya all,
Hope you are all fine I was just wondering if anyone knows of a website which is going to be showing the world cup so I can watch it whilst at work as cannot get to a TV?
Please Please Please Please Please Please help
Thanks
Minkey 05-11-2006, 06:27 AM I sure someone somewhere probably will but I guarantee you it will either be illegal or certainly in the 'grey' area (usually a foreign TV station which has paid for rights and then streams them on their web site).
There are some sites that you can subscribe to that claim to be 100% legal but again they are regarded as in the 'grey' area.
As far as coverage for the World Cup is concerned the rights for it will be heavily restricted (more so that say the Premiership) so I would suspect that any site streaming the World Cup would certainly be in the darker end of the 'grey' area (maybe even in the 'black' area :p )
ColinEssex 05-11-2006, 07:02 AM Buy a cheap pocket TV
Col
KenHigg 05-11-2006, 07:08 AM Who wants to watch a bunch of grown men play sissy game like soccer... :rolleyes: :D
ColinEssex 05-11-2006, 07:13 AM Who wants to watch a bunch of grown men play sissy game like soccer... :rolleyes: :D
Obvious isn't it? there's no international cricket on at the moment:rolleyes:
KenHigg 05-11-2006, 07:20 AM Obvious isn't it? there's no international cricket on at the moment:rolleyes:
cricket? Great fish bait!
http://www.ceris.purdue.edu/napis/gif/ut-cricket.jpg
Minkey 05-11-2006, 08:12 AM Who wants to watch a bunch of grown men play sissy game like soccer... :rolleyes: :D
Ahem Ken it's called football and at least we don't play any contact sports covered in a layer of kevlar armour and crash helmets - now that's being a sissy :p :D
selenau837 05-11-2006, 08:17 AM Who wants to watch a bunch of grown men play sissy game like soccer... :rolleyes: :D
I don't know a lick about soccer but I do love to watch it. Those well tones male bodies running up and down the field; sweat glistening on their forehead from the sheer exertion they are putting forth. Marveling at the precision they handle the ball with those strong masculine legs.:D
Yup, tis fun to watch! ;)
KenHigg 05-11-2006, 08:19 AM Ahem Ken it's called football and at least we don't play any contact sports covered in a layer of kevlar armour and crash helmets - now that's being a sissy :p :D
I'm not very fond of most of those overpaid ego trips either!!
http://www.skylinepictures.com/Philadelphia_Eagles_ph61_large.jpg
KenHigg 05-11-2006, 08:19 AM I don't know a lick about soccer but I do love to watch it. Those well tones male bodies running up and down the field; sweat glistening on their forehead from the sheer exertion they are putting forth. Marveling at the precision they handle the ball with those strong masculine legs.:D
Yup, tis fun to watch! ;)
Carefull, you're getting worked up b4 your interview...:rolleyes: :D
selenau837 05-11-2006, 08:20 AM Carefull, you're getting worked up b4 your interview...:rolleyes: :D
Ohh, yeah! :o Sorry...just had a visual. :D
Minkey 05-11-2006, 09:03 AM I'm not very fond of most of those overpaid ego trips either!!
I know what you mean:
http://www.shades.co.uk/productimages%5CDavid%20Beckham%203.jpg
:D
selenau837 05-11-2006, 09:04 AM I know what you mean:
http://www.shades.co.uk/productimages%5CDavid%20Beckham%203.jpg
:D
*sexy growl* Puurrssssssssssss
Jacob Mathai 05-11-2006, 09:15 AM try this one
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/group/index.html
KenHigg 05-11-2006, 09:21 AM try this one
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/group/index.html
At least they have a good all-Amercian beverage company as a sponser...:rolleyes:
At least they have a good all-Amercian beverage company as a sponser...:rolleyes:
Where ? :confused:
Minkey 05-11-2006, 10:57 AM *sexy growl* Puurrssssssssssss
:rolleyes: I thought that would set you off again :rolleyes:
statsman 05-11-2006, 11:33 AM You're all so off course.
RUGBY Football...now thats a mans game.
Statsmans wife:
"Manly yes, but I play it too".
Lyndseyd 05-12-2006, 03:41 AM Oh im soooo excited about the world cup. I have two bets on with a guy at work.
1. He bet me Rooney won't kick a ball in the world cup
2. He bet Sweden will get further than England.
I have my faith in Rooney and news today says he will play in the Sweden game, im confident that il be flush when the world cup ends!
Not long to go! :)
jsanders 05-12-2006, 04:39 AM The Americans are coming.
selenau837 05-12-2006, 05:08 AM :rolleyes: I thought that would set you off again :rolleyes:
Truely wicked you are there Minkey!! I like you already. *grins*
ColinEssex 05-12-2006, 05:13 AM The Americans are coming.
Oh christ! really? Coming where? get the bullet proof jackets out chaps. ;) Please don't shoot any allies like you do in Iraq.:rolleyes:
Col
selenau837 05-12-2006, 05:15 AM Oh christ! really? Coming where? get the bullet proof jackets out chaps. ;) Please don't shoot any allies like you do in Iraq.:rolleyes:
Col
tsk..tsk..Col...behave...*playfully stern look*
ColinEssex 05-12-2006, 05:19 AM tsk..tsk..Col...behave...*playfully stern look*
I always do:rolleyes:
Col
selenau837 05-12-2006, 05:21 AM I always do:rolleyes:
Col
ROTFLMAO! That's a good one darlin'. :D
The Americans are coming.
So's Christmas :eek:
ColinEssex 05-12-2006, 05:50 AM Rich - once again, can you empty your PM mailbox please? - I have a message from Hales for you
You're all so off course.
RUGBY Football...now thats a mans game.
If you define a man as "a human being who enjoys playing sports where a great deal of pain is involved", then yes I agree. :D
MrsGorilla 05-12-2006, 07:16 AM Rich - once again, can you empty your PM mailbox please? - I have a message from Hales for you
I think Rich keeps it full on purpose so people won't bug him. :D
I think Rich keeps it full on purpose so people won't bug him. :D
I wish I could tape up the mailbox to stop the bills from coming through:mad:
jsanders 05-12-2006, 11:37 AM So's Christmas :eek:
Yeah, but sooner than that Americans are coming to wup some pansy European butt.
MrsGorilla 05-12-2006, 11:41 AM I wish I could tape up the mailbox to stop the bills from coming through:mad:
Don't we all. :(
Yeah, but sooner than that Americans are coming to wup some pansy European butt.
Don't be silly, you have to learn how to play football first! :rolleyes: :cool: :p
jsanders 05-12-2006, 11:51 AM Don't be silly, you have to learn how to play football first! :rolleyes: :cool: :p
We now have a full generation of soccer players in this country.
We now have a full generation of soccer players in this country.
When are they going to perform on the World stage, that means the World and not just the US?:rolleyes: :p
Minkey 05-12-2006, 12:17 PM Yeah, but sooner than that Americans are coming to wup some pansy European butt.
Wouldn't you simply create a new World Cup called The World Series of Football (sorry soccer :rolleyes: ) and only allow entry to MLS teams, change the format so it's the best of 7 games, the players have to stop play when a team gets into the opposition half to allow 5 midfielder and 5 strikers to come on (the other team can bring on 8 defenders and 3 goalkeepers), any shot any where near the goal counts as 3 points a shot within 5 yards of the goal counts as 5 and an actual goal as 7 (a bonus 3 points if the shot originated outside the penalty area) just to keep the points scored at at least 100 each.
:p :D
Only jesting - I actually think the USA could do allright and maybe get to the knockout phase if they could get a result against the Czech Rep. You have some good players - Keller, Bocanegra, Donovan, Reyna, McBride - and you do have someone regarded as one of the best young talents in the World - Freddie Adu (shame he's not going this time).
jsanders 05-12-2006, 01:06 PM Wouldn't you simply create a new World Cup called The World Series of Football (sorry soccer :rolleyes: ) and only allow entry to MLS teams, change the format so it's the best of 7 games, the players have to stop play when a team gets into the opposition half to allow 5 midfielder and 5 strikers to come on (the other team can bring on 8 defenders and 3 goalkeepers), any shot any where near the goal counts as 3 points a shot within 5 yards of the goal counts as 5 and an actual goal as 7 (a bonus 3 points if the shot originated outside the penalty area) just to keep the points scored at at least 100 each.
:p :D
Only jesting - I actually think the USA could do allright and maybe get to the knockout phase if they could get a result against the Czech Rep. You have some good players - Keller, Bocanegra, Donovan, Reyna, McBride - and you do have someone regarded as one of the best young talents in the World - Freddie Adu (shame he's not going this time).
Sorry, I really don't have a clue. Joan (girlfriend) coaches little girls and I am just now getting into it.
I just thought that "the Americans are coming sounded good".
Brianwarnock 05-13-2006, 02:57 AM Quote:
Originally Posted by jsanders
Yeah, but sooner than that Americans are coming to wup some pansy European butt.
Reply by Rich
Don't be silly, you have to learn how to play football first!
Erm! I'm glad J doesn't remember the 1950s, Let's keep quiet hey Rich:o :o
Brian
Erm! I'm glad J doesn't remember the 1950s, Let's keep quiet hey Rich:o :o
Brian
Before my time, but I have read about it;) :D
dan-cat 05-14-2006, 06:53 AM Wouldn't you simply create a new World Cup called The World Series of Football (sorry soccer :rolleyes: ) and only allow entry to MLS teams, change the format so it's the best of 7 games, the players have to stop play when a team gets into the opposition half to allow 5 midfielder and 5 strikers to come on (the other team can bring on 8 defenders and 3 goalkeepers), any shot any where near the goal counts as 3 points a shot within 5 yards of the goal counts as 5 and an actual goal as 7 (a bonus 3 points if the shot originated outside the penalty area) just to keep the points scored at at least 100 each.
:p :D
You forgot the cut to the commercials on every free kick :p
statsman 05-28-2006, 03:22 PM In the first World Cup, played in Uruguay in 1934:
India went home. FIFA wouldn't let them play without boots. The Indians never used them.
The USA made it out of their group, but lost in the quarter-final.
Most of the world football/soccer powers stayed home. They didn't think much of the idea of a world championship. MORE FOOLS THEY.
Minkey 06-01-2006, 04:50 AM The BBC have updated their schedule and will stream the games being shown on the BBC (some of the games are being aired by ITV) via the web - for UK residents only of course :rolleyes:
So good news for anyone stuck in the office ;) - more details here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/bbc_coverage/5037426.stm)
carlnewboult 06-02-2006, 07:01 AM The BBC have updated their schedule and will stream the games being shown on the BBC (some of the games are being aired by ITV) via the web - for UK residents only of course :rolleyes:
So good news for anyone stuck in the office ;) - more details here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/bbc_coverage/5037426.stm)
My boss can kiss goodbye to me doing anything productive when a game is on the bbc now ha ha ha ha
My personal opinion is the americans will just miss out from getting the knock out stages along with germany or Brazil
Mile-O 06-08-2006, 02:47 AM In the first World Cup, played in Uruguay in 1934:
India went home. FIFA wouldn't let them play without boots. The Indians never used them.
The USA made it out of their group, but lost in the quarter-final.
In 1934, the World Cup was played in Italy. Uruguay, who had hosted (and won) the inaugural competition in 1930 did not travel as it was too far away. The USA reached the semi-finals in 1930; I think they were beaten 5-1, or something, by Argentina.
Len Boorman 06-08-2006, 03:42 AM *sexy growl* Puurrssssssssssss
Hmmm not exactly sure what you see in him but we have never actually met have we.....
L
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