Wonder if we will confirm our West Ham fixture date as well, or is that likely to be later on in the season?
Wouldn't surprise me if we end up playing Wolves at 12.30 on the Saturday.
They’re playing City on the Friday I believe.
If there's one day of the year where kick off time doesn't actually matter, it's Boxing Day.
Yeah my thoughts as well to be honest. Those going by coach will still be able to do so, those driving will still be able to do so. It's not the first time this has happened either, remember going to stoke on boxing day and that was 8pm too, think it was 2012? Obviously getting home late isn't ideal but from a travel perspective it doesn't really change anything.
So apparently this is all due to Amazon so fuck anyone who wants them to be a success.
Amazon is great if you like watching football that’s way behind.
It's not a dodgy stream link mate, there'll not be 100 popups disrupting your viewing experience It might be a few seconds delayed at most, you'd imagine. But if you've got shite internet...
You ever tried to watch the tennis? You have to refresh and restart more times that you would otherwise. Their live streaming service is shit and they're acting like billy big bollocks by making demands and holding things up for those of us who want to book trains. Like I said - fuck anyone who wants them to be a success.
i watched the chelsea game at my sisters. her 12 year old son is severly autistic and i forgot myself and jumped up screaming at the goal and he went nuts. screaming and shouting. scared the fuck out of me. apologised to my sister as i thought id upset him, turns out he was joining in.
If it all fits within the Amazon Prime package I'd rather them be a success than continue to have to pay for Sky/BT where you're essentially paying for sports you probably have no interest in. Plus Prime has plenty of random useful features to it, films, music etc. They've also confirmed they presently have no intention to stop their 30 day trial period during December... I think streaming is the way forward - obviously ideally with BT/Sky falling off at some point, which seems unlikely.
Streaming is the way backwards. There were FA Cups in the 70s broadcast better. Mainly because it isn't live.
The official PremierLeaguePass streaming service sold on Asia etc was excellent in my experience (before they realised I wasn't in Thailand). Younger people prefer streaming. Obviously if it's gonna be buffering every 20 seconds or a minute delayed, I doubt it'll be adopted by many.
It's currently delayed enough that you'll have to turn your phone off. They'll be slower than Soccer fucking Saturday.
We already have shit in the country, and the game of Liverpool fills life with joy. Thanks
The cynic in me thinks that Sky deliberately picked Leicester v Everton for the Sunday, knowing that as a result the two biggest games midweek, the derby and Man Utd v Spurs, would clash on the Wednesday.
Seen a few posts on twitter that amazon want 5 time slots rather than the current 4. If this is the case then surely one would be at 10 am
