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Anyone know where to find internet radio coverage of Everton (without the EFC fee)? Radio city had coverage last week but not internet rights, and BBC Radio Merseyside were no joy either.
Nick Entwistle, London Posted 17/08/2007 at 14:29:53

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Michael Kenrick

Astounding! We have Evertonians bleating endlessly about how poor the commercial side of the club is, and then we have fans like you who can't stand to part with a few quid for the live audio feed. Pay the friggin fee, you miserly bugger!

Titus McCready
1 Posted 17/08/2007 at 15:25:57

Dear God Michael, haven’t you had enough of being fleeced by football clubs? All the lad wants is a bit of free radio coverage and you have the gall to call him a miserly bugger because he won’t pay through the nose once more. Is there any limit to what you WON’T pay for? I know that everone on this site is supposed to love Everton (although reading some of the other postings that is sometimes difficult to believe) but that doesn’t mean that we have to accept being screwed rigid time after time for the privilege. Get a grip man, surely radio should be free.

Archie Alehouse
2 Posted 17/08/2007 at 15:27:06

Why listen when you can watch on tinternet for free......

copy and paste this link
http://livefooty.doctor-serv.com/

Nick Entwistle
3 Posted 17/08/2007 at 15:39:38

Miserly bugger haha.
I’ll pay extortionate ticket prices, I’ll pay for the shirt, and a DVD. But I’ll be damned in this advanced age of communication if I ever pay for a fecking radio transmission!
That tinternet sounds too good to be true... checking it now.

Nick Entwistle
4 Posted 17/08/2007 at 15:54:29

Dang! 16:00 live Serbian football!

It’s a no catch tinternet site, and already up and running.
Archie, dothing my cap in your direction.

S McShane
5 Posted 17/08/2007 at 16:27:37

I find it better (and more user-friendly) to watch the football from this site: http://www.myp2p.eu/ There’s generally 4 games to choose from at 3 o’clock Saturday, and all of the sunday / midweek games on. I find Sopcast the best program to watch with, the quality’s decent enough if you’ve got broadband.

PL PL
6 Posted 17/08/2007 at 16:45:34

That site works alright! Watched the red shite diring the week..

Nothing better than a big Shite on A Sunday afternoon

Greg Murphy
7 Posted 17/08/2007 at 17:04:50

Don’t suppose there’s any Apple users out there who know of any streams that can be viewed on a Mac? Never been able to get Sopcast or any others to work on my iBook. Laid-up for the Reading game and can’t even get to the game to watch Al-Jazzy-Norvege-typee-cast.

Greg Murphy
8 Posted 17/08/2007 at 20:06:14

Thought not!

Archie Alehouse
9 Posted 17/08/2007 at 20:57:39

Greg
I’ve never had a Mac but on the site above the various streams they give for each match, at least a couple of apple signs, which I assume are for Mac users.
Go on the site 10 mins before kick off to allow the programme to download.
Depending on how quick your broadband will depend on quality of picture, but it is watchable and FREE!!!!!!!!

Greg Murphy
10 Posted 17/08/2007 at 21:54:05

Sincere thanks Archie, much appreciated, will do. COYB.