This Saturday at 10 a.m. Eastern time the game will be shown on NBCSN for those in the States with that channel on their cable systems. It may be the last time we get to see a Fulham team on live TV here for some time to come. That is a really important part of being in the Premier League for Fulham's American fans. Personally, I would love to take revenge agains the Bluebirds for what they did to us last fall at Cardiff City Stadium. Members of my family and I went to Cardiff and had to endure a nasty thrashing that afternoon. Otherwise, we found Cardiff to be a lovely city and the Welsh people were a delight. From a football standpoint, it may have been the low point of the season. For Americans on the West Coast tomorrow, get up early, enjoy a hearty American breakfast and get to your TVs at 7 a.m. COYW. 049:gif 049:gif
It will be back to ESPN + for us. I uually can hook the laptop up to the tv to take full advantage of it.
Our last season in the Championship, we could also purchase a subscription from FFC and watch all our live league matches...except when ESPN 3 (at the time), chose our game and Fulham were unable to broadcast that day. So, we either had to purchase a subscription from ESPN, or wait until the next day and watch on FFCTV.
Not the end of the world. I haven't missed a match in years and simply purchase whatever subscriptions are needed to see my team (FFCTV, NBC Gold, ESPN3, etc). At this point I'm trying to look at the bright side of getting to watch more matches where the commentators are GJ and Jamie.
COYW!
Quote from: OtherHodgson on April 27, 2019, 04:44:53 AM
At this point I'm trying to look at the bright side of getting to watch more matches where the commentators are GJ and Jamie.
COYW!
The problem there is that you have to wait at least 24 hours to watch them, but better than nothing, trying not to know the score before you watch the tv replay is another problem.
Last time you could watch the games live if you were living abroad via the Fulham website.