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Seen a lot of people on here looking for West Brom tickets meaning most aren't going to be able to go. Last season being back in the PL meant we could enjoy every game through streaming. I watched most of the away games down the Royal Oak and sometimes The Winston. Anywhere else in Southampton that show the games? Probably be good for those who can't make it.

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Rileys (with a 3 metre screen, managed by Lee, ex landlord of the Alfred) the shield and dagger and the kings arms, my local, are the 3 I know of in Shirley

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Rileys (with a 3 metre screen, managed by Lee, ex landlord of the Alfred) the shield and dagger and the kings arms, my local, are the 3 I know of in Shirley
They all show every Saints game?
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Inferno shows all the Saints games although it's a f*cking dive. Heard the Richmond is getting live football next season too, after Varsity closed just down the road.

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Inferno shows all the Saints games although it's a f*cking dive. Heard the Richmond is getting live football next season too, after Varsity closed just down the road.

 

Varsity (Portswood) has merely rebranded to Wild Lime, at least one of the London Rd Varsity staff is in there. However, as they serve you a strawberry on the glass along with your red berry Bulmers I'd be inclined to think they won't be showing too many live football matches, and definitely no dodgy streams/feeds.

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Are these showing the same dodgy feeds we normally have to put up with online when not on sky sports?

 

I know the Royal Oak is an actual satellite so a good picture. The rest I'm not sure.

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went to waterfront once last season and had a good quality feed.

Don't go to Alex it's ****, you'll hate it, crap quality, expensive beer and it's busy enough already for my liking, thanks. :p

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Are these showing the same dodgy feeds we normally have to put up with online when not on sky sports?

 

My local bought one of these. It's pretty sweet, you get all prem games in HD, no lag or buffer or anything. I was thinking bout buying one for home (cos I'm in birmingham + if we play same time as Villa, I'm f*cked).

 

http://storesatellite.com/shop/index.php?id_product=59&controller=product&id_lang=1

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Yeah, when I said ain't it illegal, the dude at my pub said no it ain't cos of that court case. It seems good deal compared with sky, where you only get to see Saints like 6 times a year.

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Yeah, when I said ain't it illegal, the dude at my pub said no it ain't cos of that court case. It seems good deal compared with sky, where you only get to see Saints like 6 times a year.

 

Cheaper then a season ticket with twice the matches (Just over tenner a game). Is surely dependant on a good internet connection though?

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I actually spoke to the guy cos they ain't rolled out infinity round my gaff yet, and he said as long as you get 2Mps you'll be fine. They ain't got anything special down my pub and they ain't had no problems.

 

The other thing right is that you buy the box for £399 and that's it for first year, then in subsequent years you just pay annual subscription fee which is like £60 or something. I don't work for these people, honest, I just think it sounds good idea!

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Seen a lot of people on here looking for West Brom tickets meaning most aren't going to be able to go. Last season being back in the PL meant we could enjoy every game through streaming. I watched most of the away games down the Royal Oak and sometimes The Winston. Anywhere else in Southampton that show the games? Probably be good for those who can't make it.

 

Pretty sure the Winston will be again.

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Anybody know of any around Swaythling/Portswood area? I'm moving there permanently in September, not very familiar with many pubs.

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What do you think?

 

Having been in the position to actually go to games for years I haven't really seen them streamed in pubs so wouldn't know, smart arse ;)

 

As I was under the impression it wasn't legal to do it and didn't realise all games were available by satellite I thought it may just be a "put up with whatever can be streamed on a projector" in dodgy pubs sort of thing.

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Anybody know of any around Swaythling/Portswood area? I'm moving there permanently in September, not very familiar with many pubs.

 

Here we go.

 

Heard the Richmond is getting live football next season too, after Varsity closed just down the road.
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Just been into Riley's Sports Bar off Shirley High Street. They have a sign outside saying they show all Saints games and the guy on the door confirmed they will be showing the West Brom game there. Beer £1.99 a pint. You have to 'join' their club but that costs nothing and can be done on arrival on the day apparently. The membership lasts 1 year.

 

I'll be there with my brother.

 

John (Cumbria Saint)

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I actually spoke to the guy cos they ain't rolled out infinity round my gaff yet, and he said as long as you get 2Mps you'll be fine. They ain't got anything special down my pub and they ain't had no problems.

 

The other thing right is that you buy the box for £399 and that's it for first year, then in subsequent years you just pay annual subscription fee which is like £60 or something. I don't work for these people, honest, I just think it sounds good idea!

 

subscribe to Al Jazeera directly, costs £12 a month or £120 for the season. ALL Premier League games, champions league, La Liga, Bundesliga... (list is endless really). Streamed through a laptop the quality is close to HD with no buffering etc (this all depending on your internet speed).

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subscribe to Al Jazeera directly, costs £12 a month or £120 for the season. ALL Premier League games, champions league, La Liga, Bundesliga... (list is endless really). Streamed through a laptop the quality is close to HD with no buffering etc (this all depending on your internet speed).
How does that work considering you could have circa 20 of games from teh above showing at the same time?
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subscribe to Al Jazeera directly, costs £12 a month or £120 for the season. ALL Premier League games, champions league, La Liga, Bundesliga... (list is endless really). Streamed through a laptop the quality is close to HD with no buffering etc (this all depending on your internet speed).

 

Is it £88 for the VPN plus the £120 for the season? Do you need a static IP for this incase your public IP address changes and messes up the DNS link?

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Is it £88 for the VPN plus the £120 for the season? Do you need a static IP for this incase your public IP address changes and messes up the DNS link?

 

You don't need VPN; just go for Smart DNS; it's $4.95 per month, about £3 in our money. The Al Jazeera site is $135 for the season, about £80. I've just taken it for a month at $19 in case SKY somehow get an injunction against them.

 

Not sure about the IP address bit. It's very simple to install the Smart DNS, just go to the Overplay site, it's a 3 or 4-step process which takes 2 minutes.

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Al Jazeera Sport is the future. SKY should be concerned about them, methinks.

 

So should the clubs. If this gets popular, attendances will start to decrease. Especially away fans.

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cheers guys just done it myself for the year given that i rely on streams

How much bandwidth have you got? Standard Telkom 4Mbps?

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How much bandwidth have you got? Standard Telkom 4Mbps?

 

My estate uses fibre optic cables but the speed isn't that fast (think about 1Mbps) but it works like a dream on all channels, plus now with the overplay I can play everything on BBC etc no problems.

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