Brian Clough down under

Hi all,

Does anyone know how I can watch Jeff Stelling and the boys on Saturdays here in Sydney? Most football fans will know of the cult status of Sky Sports News' Saturday afternoon show, and after just returning from a trip back to England, I know I need my fix!

Cheers

Beoz

At 3 in the morning Sydney time.

Sky does an internet service right? Get someones code and log in. You probably will need a UK VPN though.

Brian Clough down under

What's a VPN?

bobbyftm

Visible panty nine ! Sorry ! something like this mate

http://lifehacker.com/5940565/why-yo...for-your-needs

Beoz

In short. Something that makes your internet connection look like its coming out of the UK

GarryP

Generally worth having a SmartDNS service (like getflix) for UK and US TV. Often have deals where the price for the year is about $23. That gets you access around the geoblocks so you can stream TV from places like iPlayer, Netflix, and Sky.

Most obvious route is then to mooch off someone elses existing Sky Go account - if you know someone (which your post suggests you do).

You could do NowTV, but frankly the price for sports is silly.

Or failing all that, I understand there are a number of ...... ah hem ..... questionable streaming sites that promise to have Sky Sports streamed for free. A google search will find them, but I'd not expect the quality to be much. Wouldn't need a SmartDNS for them.

Macleodoftheclan

If you know someone in England who has Sky,then maybe you could do what I do and connect a 'slingbox' into one of their Sky boxes. I have mine at my nephews bedroom which enables me full access of the sky box. I can change channels and record and watch at anytime of the day. Obviously a spare box off their sky costs about £10 a month for multi room? But for all the functuality of it I think it's well worth it.

Brian Clough down under

Ok thanks for the tips - i'll look into them!