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Strømsgodset take the lead after 7 minutes.

Oh fuck, I just remembered. This streaming thing is only available because the company that originally bought the TV rights divided it up and sold it on to others. The clubs still get the same amount of TV money, and there is a streaming option like VGLive.

He's not a Newcastle fan, though, is he? I thought he was a Man Utd/Liverpool/Whatever fan or something. Might be mistaken.

Infrastructure is another problem. Clubs can't obviously manage this on their own. I don't think sky has the infrastructure either to make it cost effective for them. It's not the same for a small market like Norway than it would be to build up the datacenters, etc... to stream the Premier League worldwide. It's hardly that hard, or expensive, to pull off. Norway is a prime example of how easy it is when you just want to. The revenue highly outweighs the costs if the PL was to do a worldwide launch of a service like the one in Norway, though they could in turn lose out on money from selling the TV rights. Which I think is more where it's at rather than not being able to pull it off. You'd also not go "worldwide" at once, you'd obviously start off with a few countries where it's most viable and then expand from there.

As djmattis said, they have it in Norway and it's well nice.

Are you joking or is it a serious question? It's Keefaz, what do you think?

Not for my wallet.

I know

Handsome Psychopaths > Ugly Hooligans tbh.

A feeling I know all too well. Much better suited to become a killer when you're good looking than when you're not as people trust good looking people better than uggos, a trust you in turn can use to kill.

I've decided to trust you on this. If it fails, you will no longer be my favourite Swede. ...Who am I kidding? What other Swedes are there? You'll always be my favourite Swede.

Japan.

For madras: If you're betting on the matches in Tippeligaen, you should go with Tromsø, Rosenborg and Strømsgodset. Tromsø is at home against a much weaker Hønefoss side, and the pitch won't be an issue as they play on astroturf. Tromsø have strong strikers and will more than likely win it with up to three goals. Rosenborg is away at last seasons number two, Molde. But where Molde has become weaker (Diouf to Man Utd), Rosenborg have become stronger and look a much more dangerous side than last year. But this match is on proper grass, so the pitch might play into the match which could make it swing either way. Looking at the teams though, Rosenborg is a steal at the odds they are at as they should win after 90 minutes. Strømsgodset is at home against newly promoted Kongsvinger. Kongsvinger is utter utter shit and I have no idea how they managed to get promoted in the first place, walk-over tbh. If you're too afraid to go for Rosenborg, Start at home against Sandefjord is also good value for money as Start is just in general a much better side than Sandefjord. The match is a typical 0-0, 1-1 match though, so could be just as scary as Rosenborg in the end, and Rosenborg is much greater value. Start is much better on paper, though.

That will fuck you up. Oh, thanks. Only 2 € anyway. Maybe should copy your accumulator instead. I have high hopes for it tbh I may have one match more than I should, though. Might place one without the Vålerenga - Viking match as that's the biggest risk. The Lillestrøm match is just scary, mind, as I think Aalesund will be very strong at home this season IMO. Very likely to end up being a draw, which would save it for you.

That will fuck you up.

Tromsø - Hønefoss Strømsgodset - Kongsvinger Odd - Stabæk Molde - Rosenborg Vålerenga - Viking £50 returns £3456 I may have bet £50 instead of something lower because of the 3456 return

Because that's the PL ball. I've not seen the actual ball in this game, mind. But I assume it's the regular one, otherwise I dunno.

A point is a point.

get in

cunting cunt cunting cunters cunts.

Cunting fucking hell.

MCLOOOVEEEEN

Gas masks, genius.

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