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RE: OT: Officially The Official Soccer Thread
It finally happened. NBC pulled Premier League Games off its online streaming service. Only games available on that service now will be games that are telecast on one of the NBC family of networks. All of the other games are being moved to a Subscription based service. 50 bucks for a season pass.

What NBC isn't telling you is that the deal heavily favors fans of Big 6 clubs. The only games on the Subscription service are the Non TV games, and roughly 90 percent of the games involving Big 6 clubs are chosen for television by the Premier League. A fan of Manchester United who has a cable subscription might miss 4 games if they didn't want to pay for the Subscription Service. A fan of a non Big 6 club pretty much has to pay the Subscription Fee if they want to watch most of their clubs matches.
06-28-2017 01:03 AM
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