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Rather than spam other football threads I thought I’d use this one to describe my experiments.

Ive been thinking about trying to get streams slightly more toward the legal side of the dodgyness scale than I have been using.

While far from perfect I’m reasonably happy watching the Wolves v Palace game on my front room TV tonight.

Last weekend I subscribed to Optus Sport from Australia. It was $15Aud per month which worked out at about £8.50. I also subscribed to NordVPN to spoof my location.
I needed access to an Aussie mobile number for verification purposes. Fortunately my girlfriends oldest brother lives in Tasmania, so once it got to the middle of the night I was able to use his number and get him to forward the 2 factor authentication code to me. I was able to create an account, login, and watch pre-recorded video on the Optus site. However when I tried to watch live channels the Optus security stepped in and saw I was using a VPN. No go. After a fruitless hour or so on the web chat to NordVPN help I decided I’d give up. They refunded my annual subscription and I cancelled my Optus sub too.

Last night I couldn’t sleep (fuck you THFC) so I thought I’d try again.

This time I did a little more research and found a broadcaster/vpn subscription combo that appeared to currently be working.

The 2 services I’ve gone for are SurfShark and Bein.

It’s fiddly but it kinda works. Streams are probably easier to be fair. But this way the English football should get some benefit at some point.

I realise I’ve already run on at some length. I’ll leave it there for now, but if anyone wants to know any of the intricacies either reply here or DM me. It’s not a trap.......


Honest.
 
Rocket said:
Rather than spam other football threads I thought I’d use this one to describe my experiments.

Ive been thinking about trying to get streams slightly more toward the legal side of the dodgyness scale than I have been using.

While far from perfect I’m reasonably happy watching the Wolves v Palace game on my front room TV tonight.

Last weekend I subscribed to Optus Sport from Australia. It was $15Aud per month which worked out at about £8.50. I also subscribed to NordVPN to spoof my location.
I needed access to an Aussie mobile number for verification purposes. Fortunately my girlfriends oldest brother lives in Tasmania, so once it got to the middle of the night I was able to use his number and get him to forward the 2 factor authentication code to me. I was able to create an account, login, and watch pre-recorded video on the Optus site. However when I tried to watch live channels the Optus security stepped in and saw I was using a VPN. No go. After a fruitless hour or so on the web chat to NordVPN help I decided I’d give up. They refunded my annual subscription and I cancelled my Optus sub too.

Last night I couldn’t sleep (fuck you THFC) so I thought I’d try again.

This time I did a little more research and found a broadcaster/vpn subscription combo that appeared to currently be working.

The 2 services I’ve gone for are SurfShark and Bein.

It’s fiddly but it kinda works. Streams are probably easier to be fair. But this way the English football should get some benefit at some point.

I realise I’ve already run on at some length. I’ll leave it there for now, but if anyone wants to know any of the intricacies either reply here or DM me. It’s not a trap.......


Honest.
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You actually took the time to write that essay? Salute? Hesgoal.com
 
Rocket said:
Rather than spam other football threads I thought I’d use this one to describe my experiments.

Ive been thinking about trying to get streams slightly more toward the legal side of the dodgyness scale than I have been using.

While far from perfect I’m reasonably happy watching the Wolves v Palace game on my front room TV tonight.

Last weekend I subscribed to Optus Sport from Australia. It was $15Aud per month which worked out at about £8.50. I also subscribed to NordVPN to spoof my location.
I needed access to an Aussie mobile number for verification purposes. Fortunately my girlfriends oldest brother lives in Tasmania, so once it got to the middle of the night I was able to use his number and get him to forward the 2 factor authentication code to me. I was able to create an account, login, and watch pre-recorded video on the Optus site. However when I tried to watch live channels the Optus security stepped in and saw I was using a VPN. No go. After a fruitless hour or so on the web chat to NordVPN help I decided I’d give up. They refunded my annual subscription and I cancelled my Optus sub too.

Last night I couldn’t sleep (fuck you THFC) so I thought I’d try again.

This time I did a little more research and found a broadcaster/vpn subscription combo that appeared to currently be working.

The 2 services I’ve gone for are SurfShark and Bein.

It’s fiddly but it kinda works. Streams are probably easier to be fair. But this way the English football should get some benefit at some point.

I realise I’ve already run on at some length. I’ll leave it there for now, but if anyone wants to know any of the intricacies either reply here or DM me. It’s not a trap.......


Honest.
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Pity you couldn't get the Optus subsription working. It get it for free with my phone account and it's bloody amazing.
 
UPDATE

I have found that if you use a DNS service Optus let you watch.

I am currently streaming the Scotland match on their service. No need for a VPN. Just sign up with SmartDNS, use a server from Australia (they only have one) and you bypass the Optus geoblocks.

So as of now I've got a Bein sub (using a VPN) and an Optus sub. And can watch either. They both appear to serve content up about a minute quicker than the sites that footybite list.
 
madsnTHFC

madsnTHFC

I'm curious to which pages you guys use for streaming? Be it user-payed or free pages.

I myself use:

http://www.livefootballstreams.co.uk - You pay once and you have links to basically all matches on TV. England, Turkey, Greece. Everything. Only thing is, that it's not private streams. It's just a collection of all the free streams available on the Internet, and you need to find the one that suits you the best. I tend to use this site a lot since it always have Veetle streams which I like a lot.

http://www.streampro.tv - Daily, monthly, yearly subscription. Dedicated private streams. Matches are available in HD sometimes. Overall really good. Other sports available as well.

http://www.atdhenet.tv - Free site. Quality is often not really good.

Write which one(s) you use, and why they are good/bad, etc.

Cheers
 
I don't see how there can be anything wrong with linking to sites who show/provide streams. Linking directly to streams might be a bit dodgy.
 
Won't post a link but if you Google Sopcast and download it you'll get a choice of lots of footoball games, other sports and movies, tv shows, etc. Watched our game on it today with no problems.
 
Same here. Although they're not taking new members at the moment. Once you update your subscription you can send two invites.

I've got two to send at the moment.

For a blowjob I might give one away.
 
Free sites without a lot of garbage:

myp2p.bz
forum.wiziwig.eu/forum.php
vslive.tv
livefootballol.com
AtdheNet.tv
chanfeed.com
timesoccer.com

I only use SopCast, Veetle, and MediaPlayer feeds. Avoid clicking on ads to close them. Going fullscreen typically hides the ad. StreamTorrent only as a last resort.
 
Flav said:
Same here. Although they're not taking new members at the moment. Once you update your subscription you can send two invites.

I've got two to send at the moment.

For a blowjob I might give one away.
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Where's my invite?
 
I've sent it to you. The fact that you've decided to ask rather than check your email account means I'm taking the invite back.
 
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