[sir john]

In between watching your plastic ballet, I hope you find time to watch the African Cup of Nations Football. These games are interesting to watch and usually are not dull affairs to watch.

There will be some wonderful goals scored and plenty of fun to watch off the field as the crowds are usually very colourful.

 

[DBAppraiser]

We don't televise soccer over here, if we want to want paint dry there is "this old house".

 

[sir john]

For those interested here is a link.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/

You can check out the results and tomorrow I will check it out to see if they are putting the games on live.

 

[ImaginThat]

I'll have to check the Fox Soccer Channel to see if they are going to have any of the games on there. Around my house soccer is watched alot, and there is always a couple of games on the DVR. Don't know how far behind we are but I loved the stomping my Manchester United gave to Newcastle last weekend even tho Rooney shot every where but into the net, and especially after Arsenal could only get a draw in their game. But the wife is excited that Thierry Henry is coming back to Arsenal, which will give them another great weapon up front. If I ever get a chance to go to England I need a couple of seats at the Old Trafford, and maybe I'll be nice and take the wife to Emirates Stadium wink:

 

[sir john]

After searching the web I have found a place where you can watch the games for free. Just sign up and then choose the channels you want to watch. Remember to include the Sports Channels. Then on the top click sports, then the area you live and then USA. Look on the left and choose Eurosports. I choose the Spanish one to watch the match live.

http://www.viewmy.tv/view-online-tv.asp ... 7#viewmytv

I have kept it as a favourite and will hope that the Superbowl is on there for free. There will be other channels the non footie fans would take an interest in. Even have film channels, not checked them out yet.