Not that I would dream of using illegal sites to watch football, but it seems that the Premier League is about to take a tough stand over the streaming of their matches over the internet.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23004880
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comment by groovyduringthewar (U1054)
posted on 21/6/13
They must be short of money.
comment by messiah (now in HD) (U1548)
posted on 21/6/13
Soon as they close one another will pop up
They should sell season tv tickets for each club they'd make a mint
comment by Mr. Unsubscribe (U1110)
posted on 22/6/13
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comment by RoberTncUSA (U3493)
posted on 22/6/13
firstrowstreamzsports.pluto will be where we pirates will achieve victory
comment by Marcelino- #SilvioForFIFAPresident (U6171)
posted on 22/6/13
It's about choice really.
Obviously when a game is live on Sky then these websites get less traffic, it's used mainly when fans' team are playing away from home at Saturday 3pm.
The broadcasters could correct this if they wanted to do so by actually showing these games.
But the problem then becomes about attendances when there's too many people watching live on Sky.
What should happen is that clubs take hits with ticket prices when they're getting so much of Sky's money.
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