premier league thread

lympstone · 31-07-2015, 07:31

I know this is a Premier League thread but does anyone know of a reliable way of watching Champions League matches next season? I will be using PLP again for the EPL and would like something similar for the CL.

I would move my broadband to BT but their service isn't available where I'll be living.

BMox · 31-07-2015, 11:46

Fox Sports in the US do coverage - (you can get an app for that), but they only show selected games.

jcm193 · 31-07-2015, 11:59

I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account

BMox · 31-07-2015, 12:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcm193

I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account

I think the only way I'd use them again would be if I got the Taiwan price like last season.

I'm all hooked up with my IPTV for this season with NBC/Fox as a backup if need be.

ovbg · 31-07-2015, 12:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcm193

I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account

It's hardly so much money. You can subscribe per month, so if they did cut you you only lose eight quid.

What's that, fish&chips in London?

I'd be careful still about using the Taiwan sub, as this will almost certainly piss off PLP (And rightly so). They make money from Brits subscribing to NZ, even though they shouldn't, but when they see VPNs going into Taiwan, they lose money.

Not only is there a greater chance of being cut off, but it ruins it for everyone else who is subscribing to NZ via VPN, as they are forced into a VPN and Smart DNS cull.

Seriously, how bad is £8 a month to watch every match during that month, including blackout matches?

jcm193 · 31-07-2015, 12:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by ovbg

It's hardly so much money. You can subscribe per month, so if they did cut you you only lose eight quid.

What's that, fish&chips in London?

I'd be careful still about using the Taiwan sub, as this will almost certainly piss off PLP (And rightly so). They make money from Brits subscribing to NZ, even though they shouldn't, but when they see VPNs going into Taiwan, they lose money.

Not only is there a greater chance of being cut off, but it ruins it for everyone else who is subscribing to NZ via VPN, as they are forced into a VPN and Smart DNS cull.

Seriously, how bad is £8 a month to watch every match during that month, including blackout matches?

Oh yes i forgot about the monthly option im sure i remember someone saying that if you go down that road you sign up to a whole season ie 10 months commitment not sure if they would enforce that if they cancelled your account

gother · 31-07-2015, 12:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by lympstone

I know this is a Premier League thread but does anyone know of a reliable way of watching Champions League matches next season? I will be using PLP again for the EPL and would like something similar for the CL.

I would move my broadband to BT but their service isn't available where I'll be living.

There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels.
Imo those are the most reliable options.

lympstone · 31-07-2015, 14:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels.
Imo those are the most reliable options.

Thank you for that useful info. I don't know how I would get Fox Sports but the mobile route is interesting.

Do you know if I got the mobile sim and paid the £5 extra for Europe I would be able to watch it on my TV either via Chromecast or Apple TV?

gother · 31-07-2015, 14:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by lympstone

Thank you for that useful info. I don't know how I would get Fox Sports but the mobile route is interesting.

Do you know if I got the mobile sim and paid the £5 extra for Europe I would be able to watch it on my TV either via Chromecast or Apple TV?

Not sure about chromecast or appletv tbh if they have the apps it should be fine, when i only had bt mobile the app worked on my firetv box via sideloading also i was able to watch on the website too via my pc or laptop aswell as mobile.
I've recently moved everything over to bt i know this isn't a option for you but you should be fine using the app, if it helps the firetv sticks are £35 just google around there are loads of videos on how to sideload apps.

EDIT: just found this https://community.bt.com/t5/Watching...V/td-p/1226905

lympstone · 31-07-2015, 15:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

Not sure about chromecast or appletv tbh if they have the apps it should be fine, when i only had bt mobile the app worked on my firetv box via sideloading also i was able to watch on the website too via my pc or laptop aswell as mobile.
I've recently moved everything over to bt i know this isn't a option for you but you should be fine using the app, if it helps the firetv sticks are £35 just google around there are loads of videos on how to sideload apps.

EDIT: just found this https://community.bt.com/t5/Watching...V/td-p/1226905

Thanks again. It looks like the answer is no.

At the bottom of the article you linked to there is another link for further info. The first paragraph of that article says:

"To use Chromecast with the BT Sport App you must have BT Sport with BT Broadband, or BT Sport on Sky. You can't use Chromecast with the BT Sport App if you're a BT Mobile customer without BT Broadband or BT Sport on Sky."

No mention of the £5 extra for Europe but it doesn't look promising.

I assume the Fire TV just runs the Android app natively so no need to cast?

icebergx · 31-07-2015, 15:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by rottweiler

Why ? He might be in the states ?

If the seller is selling stollen subs, it doesn't matter where he is. Let's be straight, if some dude is selling multiple subs on ebay, it's highly unlikely to be legit.

There was a tread on here about PL football, DNS services, etc just over a year ago. It was 80+ pages long, with tonnes of information in there, and it got deleted by the mods when people started talking about illegal streaming services, IPTVs, etc.

I'm not against them per se, I just don't want this thread shut down too.

seankk · 31-07-2015, 15:28

Agree

Let keep this thread as legit as possible.

seankk · 31-07-2015, 15:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels.
Imo those are the most reliable options.

BT are launching a new channel tomorrow for the Europa and CLmright they acquired.

Anyone know if the new channel will be added to current app or will it be for purchase only?

gother · 31-07-2015, 16:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by lympstone

Thanks again. It looks like the answer is no.

At the bottom of the article you linked to there is another link for further info. The first paragraph of that article says:

"To use Chromecast with the BT Sport App you must have BT Sport with BT Broadband, or BT Sport on Sky. You can't use Chromecast with the BT Sport App if you're a BT Mobile customer without BT Broadband or BT Sport on Sky."

No mention of the £5 extra for Europe but it doesn't look promising.

I assume the Fire TV just runs the Android app natively so no need to cast?

Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv.
You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone.
The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once.

gother · 31-07-2015, 16:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by seankk

BT are launching a new channel tomorrow for the Europa and CLmright they acquired.

Anyone know if the new channel will be added to current app or will it be for purchase only?

If you subscribe to bt sport via bt it will be added automatically, or if you have bt tv you will get it automatically included.
Hopefully the new btsport europe will appear tonight or tomorrow it isn't there yet or on website.
If you only have bt sport lite you will only get bt sport1 and bt sport extra you will have to pay for bt sport2, btsprt espn and bt sport europe, they are included though with all bt tv packs.

lympstone · 31-07-2015, 17:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv.
You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone.
The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once.

I assume it works for you as you have BT Broadband. It would be nice to know if it works for people who only have BT Mobile.

ovbg · 31-07-2015, 18:36

^^ it would also be great if they finally allowed OTT subscriptions, i.e. without the need to actually be with BT. (A bit like how Sky offers Sky Sports and TV via Now without being with Sky Satellite or Broadband)

seankk · 31-07-2015, 19:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv.
You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone.
The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once.

I'm using iPad and Apple TV with BT App will you suggest fire will work better?

jcm193 · 31-07-2015, 20:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by seankk

I'm using iPad and Apple TV with BT App will you suggest fire will work better?

There is no comparison the ipad to apple tv stream is far smoother than the android "fire tv" equivalent this has been the case for every service ive used this coming from a previous android fan

seankk · 31-07-2015, 20:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcm193

ThereU.S. is no comparison the ipad to apple tv stream is far smoother than the android "fire tv" equivalent this has been the case for every service ive used this coming from a previous android fan

Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work.

jcm193 · 31-07-2015, 20:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by seankk

Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work.

Flex 2 if jailbroken

icebergx · 01-08-2015, 02:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by seankk

Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work.

As JCM said, jailbreakiing is the way to go. Basically, If you have an Apple TV, DNS service and an iPhone, iPad or even iPod touch, you don't anything else. I'm not just talking about PL football, I'm talking about pretty much any content from anywhere in the world, in very, very good quality.
You can find a second hand Apple TV for £30 if you can't wait for the rumoured new one coming in September. Best money I'v ever spent.

Jay-Cee · 01-08-2015, 09:32

could someone walk me on how to get to watch the premier league? a little bit confused. Also is it possible to watch the america football as well?

gother · 01-08-2015, 13:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by icebergx

As JCM said, jailbreakiing is the way to go. Basically, If you have an Apple TV, DNS service and an iPhone, iPad or even iPod touch, you don't anything else. I'm not just talking about PL football, I'm talking about pretty much any content from anywhere in the world, in very, very good quality.
You can find a second hand Apple TV for £30 if you can't wait for the rumoured new one coming in September. Best money I'v ever spent.

After reading Akkis posts about appletv nbcsport quality i decided to bite the bullet and buy one £49.99 brand new on Amazon.

jcm193 · 01-08-2015, 13:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by gother

After reading Akkis posts about appletv nbcsport quality i decided to bite the bullet and buy one £49.99 brand new on Amazon.

A good choice i only bought mine last week and paid £59.99 at currys the price seems to go up ad down like a yo yo.

31-07-2015, 07:31	#6376
lympstone Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 14	I know this is a Premier League thread but does anyone know of a reliable way of watching Champions League matches next season? I will be using PLP again for the EPL and would like something similar for the CL. I would move my broadband to BT but their service isn't available where I'll be living.

31-07-2015, 11:46	#6377
BMox Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 241	Fox Sports in the US do coverage - (you can get an app for that), but they only show selected games.

31-07-2015, 11:59	#6378
jcm193 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,086	I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account

31-07-2015, 12:14	#6379
BMox Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 241	Quote: Originally Posted by jcm193 I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account I think the only way I'd use them again would be if I got the Taiwan price like last season. I'm all hooked up with my IPTV for this season with NBC/Fox as a backup if need be.

31-07-2015, 12:24	#6380
ovbg Forum Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,348	Quote: Originally Posted by jcm193 I wont be using plp this season far to much to money to risk if you loose your account It's hardly so much money. You can subscribe per month, so if they did cut you you only lose eight quid. What's that, fish&chips in London? I'd be careful still about using the Taiwan sub, as this will almost certainly piss off PLP (And rightly so). They make money from Brits subscribing to NZ, even though they shouldn't, but when they see VPNs going into Taiwan, they lose money. Not only is there a greater chance of being cut off, but it ruins it for everyone else who is subscribing to NZ via VPN, as they are forced into a VPN and Smart DNS cull. Seriously, how bad is £8 a month to watch every match during that month, including blackout matches?

31-07-2015, 12:37	#6381
jcm193 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,086	Quote: Originally Posted by ovbg It's hardly so much money. You can subscribe per month, so if they did cut you you only lose eight quid. What's that, fish&chips in London? I'd be careful still about using the Taiwan sub, as this will almost certainly piss off PLP (And rightly so). They make money from Brits subscribing to NZ, even though they shouldn't, but when they see VPNs going into Taiwan, they lose money. Not only is there a greater chance of being cut off, but it ruins it for everyone else who is subscribing to NZ via VPN, as they are forced into a VPN and Smart DNS cull. Seriously, how bad is £8 a month to watch every match during that month, including blackout matches? Oh yes i forgot about the monthly option im sure i remember someone saying that if you go down that road you sign up to a whole season ie 10 months commitment not sure if they would enforce that if they cancelled your account

31-07-2015, 12:47	#6382
gother Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Between Venus and Mars Posts: 9,027	Quote: Originally Posted by lympstone I know this is a Premier League thread but does anyone know of a reliable way of watching Champions League matches next season? I will be using PLP again for the EPL and would like something similar for the CL. I would move my broadband to BT but their service isn't available where I'll be living. There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels. Imo those are the most reliable options.

31-07-2015, 14:36	#6383
lympstone Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 14	Quote: Originally Posted by gother There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels. Imo those are the most reliable options. Thank you for that useful info. I don't know how I would get Fox Sports but the mobile route is interesting. Do you know if I got the mobile sim and paid the £5 extra for Europe I would be able to watch it on my TV either via Chromecast or Apple TV?

31-07-2015, 14:52	#6384
gother Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Between Venus and Mars Posts: 9,027	Quote: Originally Posted by lympstone Thank you for that useful info. I don't know how I would get Fox Sports but the mobile route is interesting. Do you know if I got the mobile sim and paid the £5 extra for Europe I would be able to watch it on my TV either via Chromecast or Apple TV? Not sure about chromecast or appletv tbh if they have the apps it should be fine, when i only had bt mobile the app worked on my firetv box via sideloading also i was able to watch on the website too via my pc or laptop aswell as mobile. I've recently moved everything over to bt i know this isn't a option for you but you should be fine using the app, if it helps the firetv sticks are £35 just google around there are loads of videos on how to sideload apps. EDIT: just found this https://community.bt.com/t5/Watching...V/td-p/1226905

31-07-2015, 15:01	#6385
lympstone Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 14	Quote: Originally Posted by gother Not sure about chromecast or appletv tbh if they have the apps it should be fine, when i only had bt mobile the app worked on my firetv box via sideloading also i was able to watch on the website too via my pc or laptop aswell as mobile. I've recently moved everything over to bt i know this isn't a option for you but you should be fine using the app, if it helps the firetv sticks are £35 just google around there are loads of videos on how to sideload apps. EDIT: just found this https://community.bt.com/t5/Watching...V/td-p/1226905 Thanks again. It looks like the answer is no. At the bottom of the article you linked to there is another link for further info. The first paragraph of that article says: "To use Chromecast with the BT Sport App you must have BT Sport with BT Broadband, or BT Sport on Sky. You can't use Chromecast with the BT Sport App if you're a BT Mobile customer without BT Broadband or BT Sport on Sky." No mention of the £5 extra for Europe but it doesn't look promising. I assume the Fire TV just runs the Android app natively so no need to cast?

31-07-2015, 15:05	#6386
icebergx Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 212	Quote: Originally Posted by rottweiler Why ? He might be in the states ? If the seller is selling stollen subs, it doesn't matter where he is. Let's be straight, if some dude is selling multiple subs on ebay, it's highly unlikely to be legit. There was a tread on here about PL football, DNS services, etc just over a year ago. It was 80+ pages long, with tonnes of information in there, and it got deleted by the mods when people started talking about illegal streaming services, IPTVs, etc. I'm not against them per se, I just don't want this thread shut down too.

31-07-2015, 15:28	#6387
seankk Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 207	Agree Let keep this thread as legit as possible.

31-07-2015, 15:34	#6388
seankk Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 207	Quote: Originally Posted by gother There are two ways foxsport if you can get a us tv login such as xfinity, or the otherway is take out a bt mobile sim £10p/m you'll get bt sport lite (bt sport1 and extra) for free but you can pay £5p/m to get all bt sport channels. Imo those are the most reliable options. BT are launching a new channel tomorrow for the Europa and CLmright they acquired. Anyone know if the new channel will be added to current app or will it be for purchase only?

31-07-2015, 16:50	#6389
gother Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Between Venus and Mars Posts: 9,027	Quote: Originally Posted by lympstone Thanks again. It looks like the answer is no. At the bottom of the article you linked to there is another link for further info. The first paragraph of that article says: "To use Chromecast with the BT Sport App you must have BT Sport with BT Broadband, or BT Sport on Sky. You can't use Chromecast with the BT Sport App if you're a BT Mobile customer without BT Broadband or BT Sport on Sky." No mention of the £5 extra for Europe but it doesn't look promising. I assume the Fire TV just runs the Android app natively so no need to cast? Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv. You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone. The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once.

31-07-2015, 16:53	#6390
gother Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Between Venus and Mars Posts: 9,027	Quote: Originally Posted by seankk BT are launching a new channel tomorrow for the Europa and CLmright they acquired. Anyone know if the new channel will be added to current app or will it be for purchase only? If you subscribe to bt sport via bt it will be added automatically, or if you have bt tv you will get it automatically included. Hopefully the new btsport europe will appear tonight or tomorrow it isn't there yet or on website. If you only have bt sport lite you will only get bt sport1 and bt sport extra you will have to pay for bt sport2, btsprt espn and bt sport europe, they are included though with all bt tv packs.

31-07-2015, 17:36	#6391
lympstone Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 14	Quote: Originally Posted by gother Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv. You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone. The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once. I assume it works for you as you have BT Broadband. It would be nice to know if it works for people who only have BT Mobile.

31-07-2015, 18:36	#6392
ovbg Forum Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,348	^^ it would also be great if they finally allowed OTT subscriptions, i.e. without the need to actually be with BT. (A bit like how Sky offers Sky Sports and TV via Now without being with Sky Satellite or Broadband)

31-07-2015, 19:53	#6393
seankk Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 207	Quote: Originally Posted by gother Yeah firetv uses it's own operating system which is really Android kitkat or jellybean which is due to be upgraded to lollipop some time this year. It is very easy to sideload apps onto it loads of youtube vides about i find the easiest way is to get apps2fire from google playstore then install the apps you want on your fitetv aka btsport then use apps2fire to send and install it on your firetv. You will need a mouse and keyboard too any wireless one will do just plug the wireless dongle into the usb port on your firetv box and it will work no problem (not sure about firetv stick) or you can get firetv remote mouse from amazon app store and use your android phone. The btsport app works flawlessly on the firetv box i was watching the Southampton match last night on it and it didn't buffer once. I'm using iPad and Apple TV with BT App will you suggest fire will work better?

31-07-2015, 20:19	#6394
jcm193 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,086	Quote: Originally Posted by seankk I'm using iPad and Apple TV with BT App will you suggest fire will work better? There is no comparison the ipad to apple tv stream is far smoother than the android "fire tv" equivalent this has been the case for every service ive used this coming from a previous android fan

31-07-2015, 20:25	#6395
seankk Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 207	Quote: Originally Posted by jcm193 ThereU.S. is no comparison the ipad to apple tv stream is far smoother than the android "fire tv" equivalent this has been the case for every service ive used this coming from a previous android fan Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work.

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31-07-2015, 20:30	#6396
jcm193 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,086	Quote: Originally Posted by seankk Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work. Flex 2 if jailbroken

01-08-2015, 02:18	#6397
icebergx Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 212	Quote: Originally Posted by seankk Yes I looked no where since got Apple setup , every service is spot on compared to Android , my only issue is with apps that don't support AirPlay or had I cable, tried eveything but could not get it to work. As JCM said, jailbreakiing is the way to go. Basically, If you have an Apple TV, DNS service and an iPhone, iPad or even iPod touch, you don't anything else. I'm not just talking about PL football, I'm talking about pretty much any content from anywhere in the world, in very, very good quality. You can find a second hand Apple TV for £30 if you can't wait for the rumoured new one coming in September. Best money I'v ever spent.

01-08-2015, 09:32	#6398
Jay-Cee Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,857	could someone walk me on how to get to watch the premier league? a little bit confused. Also is it possible to watch the america football as well?

01-08-2015, 13:06	#6399
gother Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Between Venus and Mars Posts: 9,027	Quote: Originally Posted by icebergx As JCM said, jailbreakiing is the way to go. Basically, If you have an Apple TV, DNS service and an iPhone, iPad or even iPod touch, you don't anything else. I'm not just talking about PL football, I'm talking about pretty much any content from anywhere in the world, in very, very good quality. You can find a second hand Apple TV for £30 if you can't wait for the rumoured new one coming in September. Best money I'v ever spent. After reading Akkis posts about appletv nbcsport quality i decided to bite the bullet and buy one £49.99 brand new on Amazon.

01-08-2015, 13:23	#6400
jcm193 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,086	Quote: Originally Posted by gother After reading Akkis posts about appletv nbcsport quality i decided to bite the bullet and buy one £49.99 brand new on Amazon. A good choice i only bought mine last week and paid £59.99 at currys the price seems to go up ad down like a yo yo.