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Maguire arrives with his usual top of the range accessory luggage.

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14 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

This will be on Sky. Our national sport's national team will be behind an obscene paywall.

 

****ing disgrace.

This. 

 

People moan when the national team coverage is on ITV. "Adverts... Blah, blah," "sh*t presenters, blah blah"

 

Now it's behind a paywall, and you have ads. And the coverage is comparable, if not worse nowadays. 

 

*Coughs* Redidit soccers streams *coughs"

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15 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

This will be on Sky. Our national sport's national team will be behind an obscene paywall.

 

****ing disgrace.

Bloody terrible, it's one thing basically the entire country gets behind and they've cut huge numbers of people off from watching by putting it on Sky. 

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City Centre Fanzone for England's Visit To King Power Stadium
As England prepare to welcome Switzerland to King Power Stadium on Tuesday 11 September, supporters can soak up all the pre-match atmosphere by visiting the Fanzone in the city centre.
 City centre fanzone
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- A fanzone will be set up at Jubilee Square ahead of the international fixture
- Activities will begin from 12pm with a host of events and entertainment lined up to add to the pre-match atmosphere
- Fans can listen to pre-match analysis from former Leicester City players Tony Cottee and Bruno Berner

Fans will have the opportunity to hear analysis from former Leicester City players Tony Cottee and Bruno Berner ahead of England’s international friendly against Switzerland. The Jubilee Square fanzone, which will be hosted by Cheeky Sport, opens from midday until 7pm. 

The fanzone provides the perfect setting for supporters to soak-up the pre-match atmosphere with a wide range of entertainment including live music, a large TV screen showing World Cup highlights and the opportunity to play on the ‘Panna Pitch’. 

Visitors to the fanzone will also be able to enjoy a range of food and drink from a selection of stalls and licensed bars while football freestyles roam the area showcasing their skills.

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16 hours ago, RoboFox said:

This. 

 

People moan when the national team coverage is on ITV. "Adverts... Blah, blah," "sh*t presenters, blah blah"

 

Now it's behind a paywall, and you have ads. And the coverage is comparable, if not worse nowadays. 

 

*Coughs* Redidit soccers streams *coughs"

 

Sky's coverage of football is on a different planet to any other broadcaster in this country let alone itv who are the worst of the lot, they aren't comparable whatsoever. itv's coverage of football always feels cheap, their pre-match England / Croatia build up was sensationally abysmal, had me wincing.

 

I'm delighted I won't have to sit through Glenn Hoddle, Mark Pougatch, or Clive Tyldsley. 

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On 06/09/2018 at 22:59, urban.spaceman said:

This will be on Sky. Our national sport's national team will be behind an obscene paywall.

 

****ing disgrace.

I mean... is this new to you? England matches have been on satellite TV for nearly 30 years now. They've been on so long British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB) actually showed some matches, and they went defunct about 27 years ago. Games like Italy in 1997 and the last ever game at Wembley on satellite TV.

 

If you're so against it, contact your MP to lobby the minister to change the listed sporting events to include England national team fixtures. Maybe write a letter to UEFA asking them not to sell their rights for the Nations League to the highest bidder.

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3 hours ago, whoareyaaa said:

International football isn't what it used to be these games seem pretty pointless

Call me dim etc (yes, some may assume already on here..! :whistle: ), but still don't understand this League of Nations competition.

Seems like a more prestigious name for friendlies tbh.

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19 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said:

Call me dim etc (yes, some may assume already on here..! :whistle: ), but still don't understand this League of Nations competition.

Seems like a more prestigious name for friendlies tbh.

I don’t think the players get it either ?

 

It just means less tedious friendlies against Shepherds and IT Consultants 

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It's honestly such an easy format to understand, I wasn't clued up so a few weeks back I just read the Wikipedia article, it does make sense even if there are a few flaws in how sides can qualify for the Euros via it.

 

Fundamentally it gives lesser fancied sides like San Marino etc a chance of real, competitive action against nations of a similar billing (or at least, as similar as possible). 

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Shame a monopoly is forming in sports television broadcasting, in any sport now.

It's becoming greed now imo.

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