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Old 03-17-2005, 09:45 AM  #11
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I’m beginning to sound like a commercial for GolTV…

Hey, no problem with that, except you don't get paid for it.

I want as many soccer fans as possible to get GolTV. It's a soccer education to watch the best club teams in the top leagues play. Once they've seen what it's like in those leagues, newer fans begin to "get it" about soccer--the global game, intensity, continuous action, incredible athletes, passion (there, I said it, Uncle Don).

Get GolTV (and FSC)!
Old 03-17-2005, 09:48 AM  #12
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Hey, no problem with that, except you don't get paid for it.

I want as many soccer fans as possible to get GolTV. It's a soccer education to watch the best club teams in the top leagues play. Once they've seen what it's like in those leagues, newer fans begin to "get it" about soccer--the global game, intensity, continuous action, incredible athletes, passion (there, I said it, Uncle Don).

Get GolTV (and FSC)!
Ok, that's it Rover. Some things are said so well, they deserve to be on one’s signature.
Old 03-17-2005, 09:50 AM  #13
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I have had GolTV and FSC for about a month. excellent programming as you have already said. The only thing, this is not complaining by any stretch, is the commercials are all still in Spanish and sometimes they are muted completely... and I think they only have two advertisers... which is cool.


Great soccer action though!

Highly recommended!



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Originally Posted by Rover
Hey, no problem with that, except you don't get paid for it.

I want as many soccer fans as possible to get GolTV. It's a soccer education to watch the best club teams in the top leagues play. Once they've seen what it's like in those leagues, newer fans begin to "get it" about soccer--the global game, intensity, continuous action, incredible athletes, passion (there, I said it, Uncle Don).

Get GolTV (and FSC)!
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Old 03-17-2005, 09:59 AM  #14
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Hey, no problem with that, except you don't get paid for it.

I want as many soccer fans as possible to get GolTV. It's a soccer education to watch the best club teams in the top leagues play. Once they've seen what it's like in those leagues, newer fans begin to "get it" about soccer--the global game, intensity, continuous action, incredible athletes, passion (there, I said it, Uncle Don).

Get GolTV (and FSC)!
Case in point. I once had a roommate who was your typical American. Big American football fan. Big boxing fan, etc. But, even he could see the difference between MLS and the Premiership. Whenever I had the Premiership on, he would sit, enthralled. But, whenever I had MLS on, he would get bored easily. My point is it doesn’t take a brain surgeon to apprehend the difference in leagues “over there.” The difference is readily apparent and they immediately “get it.”
Old 03-17-2005, 10:23 AM  #15
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Case in point. I once had a roommate who was your typical American. Big American football fan. Big boxing fan, etc. But, even he could see the difference between MLS and the Premiership. Whenever I had the Premiership on, he would sit, enthralled. But, whenever I had MLS on, he would get bored easily. My point is it doesn’t take a brain surgeon to apprehend the difference in leagues “over there.” The difference is readily apparent and they immediately “get it.”

See? Arelius and Rover CAN agree on something!
Old 03-17-2005, 10:49 AM  #16
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See? Arelius and Rover CAN agree on something!
Did you ever doubt? We agree on the most important things, like the beauty of football.
Old 03-17-2005, 10:59 AM  #17
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We agree on the most important things, like the beauty of football.

Absolutely.

Like looking forward to Depor-Barca this weekend.
Old 03-18-2005, 02:58 PM  #18
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Absolutely.

Like looking forward to Depor-Barca this weekend.
Don’t forget that there is a US/Honduras friendly at the same time…
Old 03-18-2005, 03:07 PM  #19
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Don’t forget that there is a US/Honduras friendly at the same time…

That's why I have two receivers, DVR, and HDD . . .
 
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