Buffalo Bills Fan Considering Move to UK
Mar 28th, 2008, 08:44 AM
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Buffalo Bills Fan Considering Move to UK
random question, couldn't find an easy answer on google... thought someone might know.
is there an NFL network package one can suscribe to in the UK to get american football games?
thanks
is there an NFL network package one can suscribe to in the UK to get american football games?
thanks
Mar 28th, 2008, 08:54 AM
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Get the sky sports subscription. They show yankee football.
But be warned - it's shown live - ie at around midnight here.
There's also the odd game on channel fiove (which is free) but there doesn't seem to be any logic to the scheduling.
Just to confuse matters ITV show the superbowl (another free to air channel)
But be warned - it's shown live - ie at around midnight here.
There's also the odd game on channel fiove (which is free) but there doesn't seem to be any logic to the scheduling.
Just to confuse matters ITV show the superbowl (another free to air channel)
Mar 28th, 2008, 09:00 AM
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Mar 28th, 2008, 09:28 AM
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All the thoughts about subscribing to Sky Sports are correct, but be warned you may only get to see the Bills play once ot twice during a seasons coverage - and thats despite Sky's main presenter on Amercian Football, Kevin Cadle, being a huge Bills fan.
Sadly its not like the NFL network in the States, and you can't pick and choose which teams games you see, but Sky do cover up to four - sometimes five- games on a regular Sunday so you may be lucky. Game coverage starts at 6pm and runs through until about 2/3am depending on what games they cover.
Make sure you go, if you can, for getting Sky via Satellite rather than cable as this gives you more options to see more games.
Go Bills!
Sadly its not like the NFL network in the States, and you can't pick and choose which teams games you see, but Sky do cover up to four - sometimes five- games on a regular Sunday so you may be lucky. Game coverage starts at 6pm and runs through until about 2/3am depending on what games they cover.
Make sure you go, if you can, for getting Sky via Satellite rather than cable as this gives you more options to see more games.
Go Bills!
Mar 28th, 2008, 09:43 AM
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thanks everyone...
funny story for londonman - i was on a flight from palm springs to chicago about a week ago and sat one seat over from marv levy...
he thinks they are going to have a big year!
hope so, its been a while.
thanks again.
funny story for londonman - i was on a flight from palm springs to chicago about a week ago and sat one seat over from marv levy...
he thinks they are going to have a big year!
hope so, its been a while.
thanks again.
Mar 28th, 2008, 10:43 AM
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Wait until the schedule comes out and then look at www.nasn.com
Also, if you have NFL Sunday Ticket subscription, you can subscribe to NFL SuperCast on line and watch any and all Sunday early/afternoon games on your computer, provided you have high speed internet access.
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global...ssetId=3260001
SkySports shows the national early/afternoon games only. They may also show Thur/Mon games as well. Not sure.
Also, if you have NFL Sunday Ticket subscription, you can subscribe to NFL SuperCast on line and watch any and all Sunday early/afternoon games on your computer, provided you have high speed internet access.
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global...ssetId=3260001
SkySports shows the national early/afternoon games only. They may also show Thur/Mon games as well. Not sure.
