Subscription sports streaming

[BubbaP]

Does anyone have any experience of these options? (e.g. things like watchlivegolf.com)

Are they legit to consume in the UK, or at all?


Had Sky Sports via BT since Ryder Cup at Celtic manor, but recently they have pulled it as we are out in the sticks enough to not have infinity. To be fair was dropping it anyway to channel the spend towards playing rather than watching.

 

[DappaDonDave]

Firstrowsports.eu

Been watching it the last two nights

 

[BubbaP]

Yes, aware of that and a fair few others that are free. Just wondered if any of the subscription ones had better quality, no ads etc?

Although believe there are a few scams that just redirect back to the free ones!

 

[BubbaP]

Thought I'd bump with the news that prem league are looking to block the site mentioned in #2

http://recombu.com/digital/news/premier-league-first-row-sports-blocked-by-uk-isps_M11736.html

Wonder if there is a market for people who cannot justify a full sky etc subscription, but would be interested in a lower charge for golf only via the net.

 

[coolhand]

If you've got an iPhone - Sky Sports via the App at £5 is a great way to keep an eye on the action.

 

[Fish]

I watch nearly everything on firstrowsports, its excellent if you use your add blocker, especially if your on Firefox.

 

[Paul_Stewart]

I have a subscription to mlb.com and watch every Tampa Bay Rays game live or as-live. That is £60 for the season which for 162 games is pretty damn good value. NFL.com is £109 for each Buccaneers' game but that would be a mandatory purchase in my eyes.

 

[Bucktaylor64]

I have a subscription to mlb.com and watch every Tampa Bay Rays game live or as-live. That is £60 for the season which for 162 games is pretty damn good value. NFL.com is £109 for each Buccaneers' game but that would be a mandatory purchase in my eyes.

I have game pass too and you also get the 24 hr NFL network and games on demand. Good value!