Football on Radio?????
 

Oklie doklie

how doI get to listen to live footie here in OZ....???

Now I have huge download everymonth and a puter tha is not wind up... can it be don?

for free?

How?

Idiotproof intructins needed urgently.... coz the colchester vs swindon match is on right now

Re: Football on Radio?????
 

Try this site
http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/mp3.asp

http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/other.asp

http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/wmp.asp

if you cant get a feed to open run it through VLC Media Player

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wont let me... either due to technical reasons or contractual ... sys the posh bbc laies voice i get...

whats VLC media player????

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VLC Media Player info :

http://www.vlcmediaplayer.org/

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

it will play anything , particularly radio feeds

A few games mentioned but you really need to check local stations also.

http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/indiv.asp

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Try Radio Five Live, some teams also have live radio players linked to their sites, I listen to Leeeeeeeds and the highly superior Notts Forest that way, but they may charge you a subscription.

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Paste

http://utv-talksportuk.wm.llnwd.net/utv_talksportUK

VLC

-MEDIA
_Open Network Stream

not live but running scores

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:confused:Dont know whether i sorted it or whether the block of live commentry was lifted coz i'm on there now listening to the post match rundown... Will have to wait til the next match to find out which it is


But thatnks for the help anyways guys...

Re: Football on Radio?????
 

Do you know that there are p2p streams of all the Premiership available I have managed to watch every Arsenal game this season.

I am still in the UK but I have read somewhere about someone in Oz using the same service. You can find it here http://www.myp2p.eu/ go to live sports then football.

I have even watch these streams using my mobile. A higher bitrate gives a better picture and "Sopcast" streams seem to be the better ones.

It will be really interesting to hear if it does work for you. Sometimes the streams do end abruptly mid game but normally you can find another.

I know its not radio as asked but this might be better that is if you support one team

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ABC news radio streams live EPL commentary from the BBC every Sunday morning. Its the only thing that keeps me sane driving the dark streets at the weekend.

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Try here first. for live video feeds ... almost every premier league game is on here live, plus a few Championship games. I've even watched an A league game on this, they cover everything.



http://www.myp2p.eu/

This is THE site. stuffed If I can bothered though... not at 4.00 am.... Just realised the one and only benefit of living in Perth, better time difference with the UK.

Carberry coming to Melbourne for the first Final. ?.. looks like it could be down here... either that or they are moving it to Suncorp.

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Definitely being played at Skilled Park:thumbup:
How about coming up and receiving a Gold Coast welcome mate??

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Hope it is played up there, thats fairer for the comp. Not going to GC with less than 3 days notice though. Decision is tomorrow, and that makes the flights really expensive. Found out that the cannot move it to either Suncorp or Qsac stadium as they are booked..

If MV do get through, and thats a big if, seeing as they couldn't score with all their top guns against Adelaide. We are arranging for 4 of us to drive over to Adelaide for the 25th of Feb. Save quite a bit of money doing that, enabling us to go to the final in Brisbane if successful.

Found out it's easier to get to Skilled park from Brisbane than it is from the GC... if using public transport.

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Definitely at Skilled Park http://www.goldcoastunited.com.au/de...splay&id=38909

Trains run from Brisbane airport right to Skilled, (get off at Robina). If you can find a cheap flight to GC airport I'm sure someone might pick you up and take you for a few drinks before the game:rolleyes:

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Yup, good site that, use it quite a bit for cricket and other occasions where Aussie TV is giving the usual respect to sports fans by showing the News or Antiques Roadshow ... quality is variable but better than nowt :)

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The MV fans organise coaches usually from a certain pub at Surfers.

Not yet according to this ?

http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/a-lea...the-final-test

FFA will inspect the pitch on Tuesday morning amid concerns over its condition following a heavy recent workload that has included several rescheduled A-League matches and Saturday's rugby league Indigenous All Stars match.
If FFA decides the surface is not up to standard, it has the power to move the match to Melbourne's AAMI Park, with Suncorp Stadium already in use for rugby union.
Such a move would cruelly strip Gold Coast of its home ground advantage earned for finishing a place higher than Victory in the regular season.
But it could offer a huge financial boost for FFA, with Skilled Park drawing some of the A-League's lowest ever crowds in recent weeks and a switch to Melbourne offering a chance to fill the 30,000-seat AAMI Park.
FFA chief executive Ben Buckley on Monday played down talk over a possible switch in venues, saying the drastic move would only be considered if the pitch is deemed unplayable.
"The playing surface is particularly something we should look at but the groundsmen up there have done a fantastic job under pretty tough circumstances to prepare pitches for multiple sports over the past couple of months," Buckley said.
"We'll make a decision once the inspection's complete.
"... But we wouldn't be making the decision for commercial reasons because that does present an issue and I think it's unfair to the fans.
"I think maybe people are making too much of the issue."
While the state of the pitch has drawn plenty of criticism in the past month, Gold Coast coach Miron Bleiberg and Melbourne's Ernie Merrick were reluctant to weigh into the debate.
Bleiberg did not want to respond to "media talk" but hinted he thought it would be unfair to move the match after perservering with the venue for recent fixtures.
"We played there the whole year, the Roar played there the last two games, rugby league plays there, why there should be any difference?" he said.
Merrick said he would not let the issue cloud his side's focus ahead of the do-or-die clash.
"Whether or not we play at Skilled Park, the match conditions are the same for both teams, that shouldn't be an excuse for anyone," he said.
Meanwhile, Gold Coast owner Clive Palmer on Monday moved to quash rumours the club could fold after this season, effectively guaranteeing his continued financial backing.
"The future of the club was never in doubt and we will be proceeding next season with the same aim that we've had every season - to do our best to win the competition," Palmer said in a statement.