Liverpool v leicester

monty_python

Is it not on telly tomorrow??
Bleedin ridiculous if it's not

madalig12

monty_python wrote: »

Is it not on telly tomorrow??
Bleedin ridiculous if it's not

Its on Amazon but Liverpool are away

banie01

monty_python wrote: »

Is it not on telly tomorrow??
Bleedin ridiculous if it's not

Amazon Prime is TV tho?

Atlantic Dawn

It's on Premier Sports or you could try this if you have Amazon Prime...https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2058035918

Irishmale0399

monty_python wrote: »

Is it not on telly tomorrow??
Bleedin ridiculous if it's not

Premier Sports 1 HD showing it in Ireland, Amazon Prime in the UK


Drink a few more and you should get over it all...plenty of time till tomorrow evening.

cj maxx

Ordered prime just to watch this game , then cancel it in 30 days

monty_python

Irishmale0399 wrote: »

Premier Sports 1 HD showing it in Ireland, Amazon Prime in the UK


Drink a few more and you should get over it all...plenty of time till tomorrow evening.

Have to pay extra for it. Scandalous

Fr_Dougal

monty_python wrote: »

Have to pay extra for it. Scandalous

Wouldn’t blame you not wanting to pay to watch a Liverpool match.

Atlantic Dawn

We should have an Irish provider for all the Saturday 3pm games like the way every single country in the world has besides us and UK.

mark_jmc

I don’t think that you can watch it on Amazon Prime Ireland - just in the UK

JohnnyFlash

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Wouldn’t blame you not wanting to pay to watch a Liverpool match.

Getting a strong vibe of a salty United supporter off you.

Jizique

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Getting a strong vibe of a salty United supporter off you.

It’s on the radio; 5 live and use your imagination

ebbsy

Minge.

Guy:Incognito

Irishmale0399 wrote: »

Premier Sports 1 HD showing it in Ireland, Amazon Prime in the UK


Drink a few more and you should get over it all...plenty of time till tomorrow evening.

If he keeps drinking he'll never find the soccer forum.......

Irishmale0399

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

If he keeps drinking he'll never find the soccer forum.......

Might be better that way :D:P:P

Spleerbun

cjmc wrote: »

Ordered prime just to watch this game , then cancel it in 30 days

Was gonna do that, but then I read that Amazon prime aren't even showing it in Ireland?

Bobblehats

Spleerbun wrote: »

Was gonna do that, but then I read that Amazon prime aren't even showing it in Ireland?

Yeah some ‘workaround’. Not worth the hassle I’ll stick to a cestream

JohnnyFlash

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Getting a strong vibe of a salty United supporter off you.

Good shout, but we can't account for Dougal in the United superthread. If he's a United fan, he's a clever one who stays away from the superthread.

mosstin

Deleted User wrote: »

Good shout, but we can't account for Dougal in the United superthread. If he's a United fan, he's a clever one who stays away from the superthread.

:eek::D:D:D:D:D

Fr_Dougal

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Getting a strong vibe of a salty United supporter off you.

JohnnyFlash

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Seve OB

was going to set myself up on prime for this so is there really no point?
is there any way of watching it?

Fr_Dougal

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Do you think this will be...Your Year?

Beau Bennett

just go to a pub to watch it.

Bobblehats

What’s footy like in hdr anyway do the ‘splosions pop?

EmmetSpiceland

Have to say it’s refreshing to see an Irish person who still openly “supports” Man United. I’ve had trouble finding any that happened jumped ship and started following Shamrock Rover or Bohs.

Others have just stopped following soccer altogether, citing the “commercialism” of the English premier league as their reason.

Obviously, that’s nonsense. Seems to just be a real sense of the kid who’d say “it’s my ball and I’m going home” when things didn’t go their way.

Very fickle and incredibly disingenuous.

Greyfox

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Have to say it’s refreshing to see an Irish person who still openly “supports” Man United. I’ve had trouble finding any that happened jumped ship and started following Shamrock Rover or Bohs.

Obviously, that’s nonsense. Seems to just be a real sense of the kid who’d say “it’s my ball and I’m going home” when things didn’t go their way.

Very fickle and incredibly disingenuous.

Nonsense. Your not looking hard enough as theres loads of us around, we just realise were going through a extended bad period so we don't have a lot to say especially with how well the Pool are doing.

Fr Tod Umptious

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Have to say it’s refreshing to see an Irish person who still openly “supports” Man United. I’ve had trouble finding any that happened jumped ship and started following Shamrock Rover or Bohs.

Others have just stopped following soccer altogether, citing the “commercialism” of the English premier league as their reason.

Obviously, that’s nonsense. Seems to just be a real sense of the kid who’d say “it’s my ball and I’m going home” when things didn’t go their way.

Very fickle and incredibly disingenuous.

While shopping for my Liverpool supporting son over the last few weeks found it very difficult to get Liverpool merchandise in the big sports retailers.

Plenty of Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea stuff on the shelves but the Liverpool stuff was all sold out.

Interesting how things have changed.

EmmetSpiceland

Greyfox wrote: »

Nonsense. Your not looking hard enough as theres loads of us around, we just realise were going through a extended bad period so we don't have a lot to say especially with how well the Pool are doing.

But, hardly 5 years ago you didn’t even have to look. There were jerseys passing you in the street every day. Lads in work loudly talking about whatever “game” was coming up.

Now, there’s none of that. The Liverpool “fans” are looking around for United supporters to lord it all over and have a bit of “banter” with but there’s none of it.

Meanwhile, League of Ireland attendances are sky rocketing and all the ex-United fans will talk about is the “purity” of live football and how much fun it is to go to matches.

Personally, I think it’s great for the League of Ireland but I do worry that if in, say, 8 to 10 years from now when United start winning again, or win the Carabou Cup, then the “tide” will turn, the jerseys will be stretched back over the belly and the pubs will fill up again for United matches.

Riesen_Meal

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

While shopping for my Liverpool supporting son over the last few weeks found it very difficult to get Liverpool merchandise in the big sports retailers.

Plenty of Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea stuff on the shelves but the Liverpool stuff was all sold out.

Interesting how things have changed.

That's more to do with New Balance not being able to keep up with the demand for the clothing range, will all change next year when Nike take over doing the jerseys, you will get it everywhere then...

banie01

Seve OB wrote: »

was going to set myself up on prime for this so is there really no point?
is there any way of watching it?

Just get on to Amazon CC and ask for your prime region to be set to the UK.
Way bigger range of programmes available, aswell as just the footie.
Takes all of 5 minutes.

monty_python

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

If he keeps drinking he'll never find the soccer forum.......

Can't post in the soccer forum smartass

Jimbob1977

As Leicester City are the home team, their name should come first in the title

cj maxx

Spleerbun wrote: »

Was gonna do that, but then I read that Amazon prime aren't even showing it in Ireland?

True , I'm in the north now so watching prime

1o059k7ewrqj3n

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Have to say it’s refreshing to see an Irish person who still openly “supports” Man United. I’ve had trouble finding any that happened jumped ship and started following Shamrock Rover or Bohs.

Others have just stopped following soccer altogether, citing the “commercialism” of the English premier league as their reason.

Obviously, that’s nonsense. Seems to just be a real sense of the kid who’d say “it’s my ball and I’m going home” when things didn’t go their way.

Very fickle and incredibly disingenuous.

Some Man U supporting acquaintances of mine are very big into the rugby or GAA now. The football just isn’t doing it for them, talk about overpaid crybabies who roll around the pitch at the slightest touch. Will talk about it being different when the likes of Keane was about.

At least have the balls to follow your team when they are doing ****. The ones who are still openly wearing jerseys, following the club when it’s not competing, ye should be proud of yourselves, and remember when the lads who ****ed off to support Leinster or Munster or Dublin GAA, they weren’t there when the chips were down.

Arghus

People are stretching here. There's still a huge number of United fans around and there was always huge amounts of Liverpool supporters to be found even when things weren't going too good.

It always becomes a pissing contest between the two of ye.

ebbsy

I like snatch.

tayto lover

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Wouldn’t blame you not wanting to pay to watch a Liverpool match.

You’ve unsettled the Hive.
They’ll swarm soon.
Keep your head down.

SEPT 23 1989

Guy:Incognito

monty_python wrote: »

Can't post in the soccer forum smartass

It's almost like they do that deliberately.........

AKF

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Have to say it’s refreshing to see an Irish person who still openly “supports” Man United. I’ve had trouble finding any that happened jumped ship and started following Shamrock Rover or Bohs.

Others have just stopped following soccer altogether, citing the “commercialism” of the English premier league as their reason.

Obviously, that’s nonsense. Seems to just be a real sense of the kid who’d say “it’s my ball and I’m going home” when things didn’t go their way.

Very fickle and incredibly disingenuous.

Yes the hundreds of thousands of people who support Manchester Utd in this country have all given up on them and started supported Shamrock Rovers or Bohemians. Thats why starting next season both Bohs will will be playing in Croke Park and Shamrock Rovers in the AVIVA due to the massive demand to see those teams from ex Man Utd fans.

Letwin_Larry

relax!
just record it and watch it later,

Fr Tod Umptious

Fieldog wrote: »

That's more to do with New Balance not being able to keep up with the demand for the clothing range, will all change next year when Nike take over doing the jerseys, you will get it everywhere then...

I was referring more to the other paraphernalia around the teams rather than replica gear.

Things like mugs, stationary, calendars, clocks, name plates for doors etc.

Loads of Man Utd on the shelves, but the Liverpool stuff sells fast.

Harry Palmr

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

I was referring more to the other paraphernalia around the teams rather than replica gear.

Things like mugs, stationary, calendars, clocks, name plates for doors etc.

Loads of Man Utd on the shelves, but the Liverpool stuff sells fast.

Ah the price of success and failure! :cool:

Collie D

My team sells more expensive tat than yours.

Harry Palmr

Manchester United's season.

Lady Spangles

Steyr 556 wrote: »

At least have the balls to follow your team when they are doing ****. The ones who are still openly wearing jerseys, following the club when it’s not competing, ye should be proud of yourselves, and remember when the lads who ****ed off to support Leinster or Munster or Dublin GAA, they weren’t there when the chips were down.

I've been quite surprised by the amount of people suddenly ditching Man United, tbh. I used to get loads of banter/teasing from the legions of Man U supporters that surround me here (I'm a Scouser). But it's all gone silent now. I thought it might be because of the success we had in Europe. But actually I think they're all just abandoning the team. Which is sad, really. Because when Man U begin a new run of success (which they will), the fair weather supporters will miss out on how sweet it tastes after a protracted down period.

tayto lover

tayto lover wrote: »

You’ve unsettled the Hive.
They’ll swarm soon.
Keep your head down.

Greyfox

Lady Spangles wrote: »

I've been quite surprised by the amount of people suddenly ditching Man United, tbh.

There isn't many ditching Manu, there just not enjoying football at the moment. Although in fairness it's a good match against Newcastle, we are winning 3-1 at the moment.

EmmetSpiceland

AKF wrote: »

Yes the hundreds of thousands of people who support Manchester Utd in this country have all given up on them and started supported Shamrock Rovers or Bohemians. Thats why starting next season both Bohs will will be playing in Croke Park and Shamrock Rovers in the AVIVA due to the massive demand to see those teams from ex Man Utd fans.

Both Rovers and Bohs have had to turn away “punters” this year. Obviously, not all the ex-United fans have taken to league of Ireland, most have simply stopped watching soccer.

Attendances have increased dramatically over the last few years, in particular. Strange coincidence alright, coupled with some clever marketing by the LoI teams, of course.

Greyfox wrote: »

There isn't many ditching Manu, there just not enjoying football at the moment.

Isn’t that the definition of a “fair weather” fan?

I mean, I follow a team that went from the top of the first division to playing in the championship, I’ve stuck by them.

I know a few Liverpool fans who’ve had to endure years in the wilderness and years of abuse at the hands of United fans. Now that the shoe is on the other foot the United fans are suddenly absent from any of the reciprocal “banter”.

All very fickle and incredibly disingenuous. I’d go so far as to say that those ex-United fans should be ashamed of themselves.

Berserker

Far too much football on the television today. Don't know how people can sit there and watch ten hours for it. Haven't paid much attention to PL of late. Far too predictable. League is finished baring an injury crisis for Liverpool.

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

I know a few Liverpool fans who’ve had to endure years in the wilderness and years of abuse at the hands of United fans.

What years were they? Take a look at the likes of Bolton Wanderers and you'll see what footballing wilderness is like.