Beam back from the Riverside?

[bristolseagull]

Will there be one? is it possible?

Seems pretty sensible given the (probable) magnitude of the game.

 

[bristolseagull]

ahhh, search function....

 

[bristolseagull]

its a 'possibly'

http://mobile.seagulls.co.uk//news/a...s-3047195.aspx

 

[Easy 10]

If it does turn out to be a massive game, then it'll be on Sky. Thus negating the need for a beamback.

 

[El Presidente]

If it does turn out to be a massive game, then it'll be on Sky. Thus negating the need for a beamback.

If it's a promotion decider the Albion will move heaven and earth for a beam back.

Not everyone can afford £744 a year for Sky, and celebrating with other Albion fans at the Amex is more enjoyable for some than watching at home whilst the missus darns your socks.

 

[Notters]

If it's a promotion decider the Albion will move heaven and earth for a beam back.

Not everyone can afford £744 a year for Sky, and celebrating with other Albion fans at the Amex is more enjoyable for some than watching at home whilst the missus darns your socks.

But they won't need to, because it'll be on Sky. Or am I missing something.

 

[Wardy's twin]

If it's a promotion decider the Albion will move heaven and earth for a beam back.

Not everyone can afford £744 a year for Sky, and celebrating with other Albion fans at the Amex is more enjoyable for some than watching at home whilst the missus darns your socks.

You can watch individual sky games for about £7 using a day pass over internet or nowtv box

 

[El Presidente]

But they won't need to, because it'll be on Sky. Or am I missing something.

I think some people would like to watch it with other Albion fans.

 

[wehatepalace]

Personally I'd rather watch at the Amex, with a load of other Albion fans and have a bit of an atmosphere rather than in a backstreet boozer where no one really cares.

 

[sparkie]

I think some people would like to watch it with other Albion fans.

The albion could just pay sky for permission to turn their TV s on ? No need for a beamback ?

 

[Prince Monolulu]

I'm sure that a few of the larger pubs around might sort something out, King & Queen for example. The Brunswick, Holland Road used to hold about 200 and was great for England games. Changed a bit now though.

Assuming it IS on Sky of course, and not via a stream.

 

[GOM]

The albion could just pay sky for permission to turn their TV s on ? No need for a beamback ?

I think they already do.

 

[TheJasperCo]

But they won't need to, because it'll be on Sky. Or am I missing something.

By that logic what would be the point in making a 600 odd mile round trip to the Riverside (or local pub) when everyone could watch it on their living room sofa?

 

[Notters]

By that logic what would be the point in making a 600 odd mile round trip to the Riverside (or local pub) when everyone could watch it on their living room sofa?

I think we're at cross purposes here, what I mean is they wouldn't have to arrange a beam back as they could just switch the tellies on.

 

[Easy 10]

If it's a promotion decider the Albion will move heaven and earth for a beam back.

Not everyone can afford £744 a year for Sky, and celebrating with other Albion fans at the Amex is more enjoyable for some than watching at home whilst the missus darns your socks.

If Boro is on Sky, then I'll be somewhere in town with a bunch of Albion-supporting mates for an almighty great booze-up in a bar somewhere, followed by a quite catastrophic afternoon BINGE regardless of the result, probably winding up in a curry house, face down in a madras.

I'm going to be a complete and utter DISGRACE, so its probably best I don't do that in the Bupa lounge.

 

[Prettyboyshaw]

Surely everyone ticket less should go to Middlesbrough and smash the shit out of the dump win or lose