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Post by bogan on Apr 29, 2023 14:47:08 GMT -5
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Post by rudy on Apr 29, 2023 18:56:26 GMT -5
Looked poor the first 15 minutes. The first goal, defense all bunched up leaving the back wide open. Think AU needs to find a new goalie IMO. Wiley playing where he is at now is a waste. He went from big contributor early this season to invisible. Must play better.
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Post by rifle on Apr 30, 2023 7:10:15 GMT -5
I haven’t watched a game since they moved it to Apple TV.
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Post by nole95 on Apr 30, 2023 8:01:41 GMT -5
The Apple TV thing is really frustrating. In my opinion, local markets should not have to pay to watch their local team. It should have been set up like NFL Sunday Ticket. If I don't have Sunday Ticket, I can still watch Falcons games. If I want to watch out of market games, then I get Sunday ticket.
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Post by mightydawg on Apr 30, 2023 11:56:25 GMT -5
Agreed. Unless it is a home game that I am going to, out of sight out of mind. Not good for the sport.
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Post by slickdaddy96 on May 1, 2023 7:25:00 GMT -5
This post sounds like a "Get off my lawn" type post with all the folks complaining about Apple TV. The issue prior to that it was on Bally's and the corporation that owns Bally's (now bankrupt) refused to negotiate in good faith to get their channel everywhere so that people could watch.
Apple TV is a positive as now you know where every game is. If you had T-Mobile you got it free for a year. If you didn't, you don't even have to have Apple TV. Just pay $99 and you get the whole MLS package for the whole year. It equates to just a few dollars a United game, and less than that if you are interested in watching any other team.
Not to mention most big sports bars still have the games as Apple TV has partnered with DirecTV to broadcast the games commercially.
There is no reason to complain and refuse to watch it. There really isn't.
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Post by diamondmid on May 1, 2023 7:42:56 GMT -5
This game was free.
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Post by soccergurl on May 1, 2023 8:37:40 GMT -5
This post sounds like a "Get off my lawn" type post with all the folks complaining about Apple TV. The issue prior to that it was on Bally's and the corporation that owns Bally's (now bankrupt) refused to negotiate in good faith to get their channel everywhere so that people could watch. Apple TV is a positive as now you know where every game is. If you had T-Mobile you got it free for a year. If you didn't, you don't even have to have Apple TV. Just pay $99 and you get the whole MLS package for the whole year. It equates to just a few dollars a United game, and less than that if you are interested in watching any other team. Not to mention most big sports bars still have the games as Apple TV has partnered with DirecTV to broadcast the games commercially. There is no reason to complain and refuse to watch it. There really isn't. |me think u the 1 sound like ker-mudgin| |me think u complain 'bout lotta tings| |what if me no like big sports bars| |what if ma old tv no like appletv| |me think u no have rite to say "no reason to complain"|
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Post by rifle on May 1, 2023 18:06:03 GMT -5
This post sounds like a "Get off my lawn" type post with all the folks complaining about Apple TV. The issue prior to that it was on Bally's and the corporation that owns Bally's (now bankrupt) refused to negotiate in good faith to get their channel everywhere so that people could watch. Apple TV is a positive as now you know where every game is. If you had T-Mobile you got it free for a year. If you didn't, you don't even have to have Apple TV. Just pay $99 and you get the whole MLS package for the whole year. It equates to just a few dollars a United game, and less than that if you are interested in watching any other team. Not to mention most big sports bars still have the games as Apple TV has partnered with DirecTV to broadcast the games commercially. There is no reason to complain and refuse to watch it. There really isn't. I am not complaining about Apple TV but I am voting with my wallet in the MLS referendum. F any league that aspires toward parity and artificial scarcity. It’s the opposite of competition. |
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