

Korea
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USA covered every Chelsea game save the capt. Cup games, 2 ucl games and maybe 2 or 3 Bpl games... Funny thing is Spain nt games are always on espn, moreso than England or any other country besides USA. Also, I don't get how people can watch games on streams. I would be so frustrated.. However, I was still looking to get gol TV and bein.
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So, how do you guys watch the games in England?
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Summer Goals 20 pull ups (13) 25 chin ups (16) 6 min plank (5) 2012 peaks in () I think the 20 pull ups might be the most difficult to get....
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This is the plan for the New NBC BPL programming next season. They announce it earlier today (NO more FOX SOCCER AND GUS JOHNSON!)... NBC Sports has finally revealed its plans for the English Premier League, and upon first glance, the network's tonnage is as impressive as Robin van Persie in the six-yard box. During a Premier League presentation at NBC's offices at 30 Rockefeller Center on Tuesday, the network announced all Premier League matches will include pre- and post-game studio coverage and be streamed live via NBC Sports Live Extra, the network's live streaming product for desktop, mobile and tablets. The network said games not aired on a designated NBC Universal channel would be made available to distributors via Premier League Extra Time, a package of overflow TV channels available at no extra cost for customers who receives NBC Sports Network. As announced in October, NBC Universal will air 380 Premier League matches across all platforms and devices in the United States. A source with knowledge of the negotiations told SI.com that NBC Universal's winning bid was $250 million for a three-year agreement, a sum more than triple the $23 million per year that Fox currently pays for its deal. Stateside fans of the Premier League expect matches to be available over-the-air, and NBC Sports said its initial schedule will include 154 games on NBC Sports Network, 22 games on other NBC Universal channels and 20 games on NBC. There will be 184 games airing on Premier League Extra Time and 76 Spanish-language broadcasts on Telemundo (10) and Mun2 (66). There are plans to air more than 600 hours of original and weekly studio programming on the NBC Sports Network. NBC said it will air 30 hours of original Premier League programming weekly. "Our goal and No. 1 objective is to be true to the sport," NBC Sports executive producer Sam Flood said. Said Premier League CEO Richard Scudamore: "Fundamentally, this is a market of huge interest to our owners. The plans these guys have are a big step for us." As for those who will present the coverage, the network officially announced that Arlo White will be the lead play-by-play voice, confirming last week's report from the EPL Talk website. White has spent the last two years as the lead play-by-play voice for NBC's MLS coverage and will relocate back to the U.K. to call matches on site for NBC Sports. Lee Dixon and Graeme Le Saux, both former England national team members and EPL veterans, will split time as White's game analysts. Both have worked for BBC as color commentators. NBC said it will use the world feed on games not involving its announced staffers. As first reported by SI.com last month, Rebecca Lowe has been named the network's lead studio host. After concluding her Premier League and FA Cup duties with ESPN UK in May, she will relocate to the U.S. this summer. She'll be joined in the studio by former Jamaican National Robbie Earle and former English footballer Robbie Mustoe. That group will broadcast from NBC Sports Group's new International Broadcast Center in Stamford, Ct. Well-known BBC presenter and former England national star Gary Lineker will serve as a special contributor for the coverage. He will occasionally host on-site studio coverage in the U.K while continuing to host Match of the Day on BBC. WAHL: Real Madrid coming to U.S. as part of new tournament Coverage of the Premier League will kick off Aug. 17 with live matches on NBC, NBC Sports Network, Telemundo, Mun2, Premier League Extra Time, NBC Sports Live Extra and other NBC Universal channels including CNBC and USA. The network also announced that every Premier League match on the final day of the season -- May 11, 2014 -- will air live across a host of NBCU channels, including NBC, NBCSN, CNBC, USA, MSNBC and E!. As of now, the original programming is as followed: • Premier League Goal Zone -- A 30-minute program airing after Sunday matches with highlights of every goal scored on Saturday and Sunday. • Match of the Day -- A two-hour Saturday show on NBC Sports Network modeled after the BBC show of the same name. Match of the Day will re-air Sunday mornings. • Match of the Day 2 -- A 90-minute program featuring extended highlights with the natural calls of every game Sunday. • Match of the Week --NBC Sports Network will re-air the best match of the weekend in its entirety Sunday night. • Premier League 36 -- An original series that follows EPL players for 36 hours leading up to a game. • Game Cut-Downs -- NBC Sports Network will air a two-hour show Monday nights featuring cut-down versions of Manchester United and Manchester City matches. On Tuesdays the network will feature Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur matches. • Premier League Download -- A weekly show featuring high-profile celebrity supporters and journalists discussing the Premier League. • Barclays Premier League World -- A weekly magazine show produced by the Premier League. • Barclays Premier League Preview -- A weekly show (also produced by the league) previewing the upcoming week's matches. • Barclays Premier League Review -- A weekly show produced by the league that recaps all the matches from the past week. • Premier League Countdown -- A preview of the 2013-14 Premier League season. NBC said its Saturday coverage of the Premier League will start at 7 a.m. ET on NBC Sports Network and continue on that network at 10 a.m. When Saturday coverage airs on NBC, it will air with a start time at 12:30 p.m. The Sunday coverage begins at 8 a.m. on NBC Sports Network and continues at 11 a.m. on that network and Telemundo. Monday coverage will start at 2:30 p.m. on NBC Sports Network. An NBC Sports spokesperson said there will be some weeks where mid-week Premier League games could appear on CNBC and USA. The network said any game not designated for an NBCU channel will be available on Premier League Extra Time, which is similar to MLB's Extra Innings Package. (There is no charge to customers whose cable systems have NBC Sports Network.) All games will also be streamed live on NBC Sports Live Extra, though most consumers will need to authenticate that service. Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/news/20130416/english-premier-league-nbc-tv-coverage/#ixzz2Qh0GwLiV
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I wonder if you guys had debates about media coverage when USA had all those gun shootings.
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"Look what I have done to this city with a few drums of gas and a couple bullets. Nobody panics when the expected people get killed. Nobody panics when things go according to plan, even if the plans are horrifying. If I tell the press that tomorrow a gangbanger will get shot, or a truckload of soldiers will get blown up, nobody panics. But when I say one little old mayor will die, everyone loses their minds! Introduce a little anarchy, you upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I am an agent of chaos. And you know the thing about chaos, Harvey? It's fair." I like how that is not relevant, but ok, than!
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Seems to think he lives a few hrs near Boston. Seems to think his brother lives a block next to the event.
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This is exactly why some of the posters are retarded here.
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And who crosses well on Chelsea? Heck, our corner set pieces are usually duds. LOL, he tracks back cause he has to? So, I guess that is only his responsibility and not Hazard or Mata. Also, you do realize Oscar went from Brazil season straight to Olympics straight to Chelsea..... I guess your not suppose to be fatigued from playing football without any breaks since April... But than again, I doubt you ever play sports to know anything about that.
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Thanks. I will
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what. What are suitable adjustments to playing a winger? (Also, Berts and Rambo both suckass on the wing).... Am I serious what? Oscar is the only attacking player on our team that tracks back.... I'm pretty sure in Brazil he never had this responsibility, however, since coming to Chelsea he has embraced it 100 percent. Also, what midfield/forward players actually presses on Chelsea? Rambo. Moses and Oscar. Your the only one that questions his attitude. I don't see it. Only thing I see is someone that is getting burned out from playing too many games and running back and forth too much....
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HS education at it's best!
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O yea some of you guys are retarded......
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I cringed reading some of the comments on this thread....
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4 months is enough time to change positions? ...... You probably never played sports. You can't significantly gain dribble speed, acceleration, etc in 4 months. BPl wingers are all uber fast and direct. Oscar is not and he is not going to get faster. Adapt? Please, Mata nor Hazard still don't track back consistently, even though it is their responsibility. Oscar, the thinnest person on our squad is also going for the challenges and tracking back. Look at our pivot players, they still can't pick up the ball from the back cause Cech don't trust them. Attitude. I can't understand how you can see his attitude watching 240p streams... I really don't see attitude problems with Oscar, mata or Hazard. Maybe the veterans but not those 3.
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how is watching Football on 240p working out?
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I miss Oscar long passing!
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Did bayern really say that?
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We would get knock out of Europe in group stages or round of 16.
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Who to blame for the worst season in the Roman era ?
Korea replied to Bosnian Blue's topic in Matthew Harding Stand
You should of made "pivots" as a choice.... -
Brazil players are all bought via potential.... LUCAS. Oscar and neymar will follow with high transfer cost. Even freaking ganso was going to be sold high a few seasons ago. On a side note, what players actually fulfilled their high transfer cost this season........ Besides rvp and santi.
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Who to blame for the worst season in the Roman era ?
Korea replied to Bosnian Blue's topic in Matthew Harding Stand
eh, is any of the loanees going to come back next season. I'm pretty sure Lukaku is going on loan again and its realistically possible with KDB as well.. -
Did anyone watch Nigeria play in African Cup? Does he play the same way for both NT and Chelsea?
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You should probably stop watchin them games on 240p.