Aloha

[trewhella]

I am in Hawaii see.

Just for a holiday and some espionage.
Scouting mission for Mark Bouris.

Looking for new stars for Apprentice 2.

Anyways.

After a favour.

1)can you watch games live here.
2)can you watch the races from a blackberry
3)any numbers for BBW who like to shave.


cheers
T

sorry cant make meet up for obvious reasons,
PS Brain your a legend
thanks been a real help

[Guest]

I am in Hawaii see.

Just for a holiday and some espionage.
Scouting mission for Mark Bouris.

Looking for new stars for Apprentice 2.

Anyways.

After a favour.

1)can you watch games live here.
2)can you watch the races from a blackberry
3)any numbers for BBW who like to shave.


cheers
T

sorry cant make meet up for obvious reasons,
PS Brain your a legend
thanks been a real help

Dont know about Hawaii, but I was in London in Sept 2008 and watched the roosters v warriors on Setanta sports, you should find a sports bar there or an aussie bar which has the games on..... good luck

[mitso]

Roosters fans overseas will be able to watch the Round 1 match against the South Sydney Rabbitohs free through Telstra Bigpond live streaming.

Telstra BigPond today announced it will provide the free live streaming of Round 1 into the United Kingdom, Canada, USA, South Africa, South America and Europe to promote its ongoing international subscription service.

Following on from the most exciting build-up to an NRL season in memory, fans in those markets will be able to view all eight Telstra Premiership matches for free live on NRL.com via http://bigpondvideo.com/nrlliveuk.

Fans in Italy will be able to access live streaming to all matches except the Monday night clash between Wests Tigers and Manly, while fans in the USA will be able to access every match except the clash between the Bulldogs and Knights.

From Round 2, a live pay-per-view internet service of Telstra Premiership matches will available via omnisporttv for a fee of $US 5.95 per match.

All international supporters will also be able to subscribe to video streaming of Telstra Premiership matches on 24-hour-delay through the Aussie Sport TV subscription service (www.aussiesport.tv) for a fee of $US1.95 for a four-day pass and $US 59.95 for 12 months.

The NRL has today confirmed international broadcast deals for the 2010 season with Skysport in New Zealand (www.skysport.co.nz), the Australian Network (www.australianetwork.com) in the Asia Pacific region, EMTV in Papua New Guinea, Orbit Showtime Network (www.orbitshowtime.com) in the Middle East and Dahlia TV (www.dahliatv.it) in Italy.

The NRL is continuing to negotiate with broadcasters in other parts of the world.

International fans can continue to access radio broadcasts at no charge through NRL.com.

[Guest]

Damn you...

[mitso]

It's been 6 months since i was in Hawaii, have not had a decent Mai Tai since leaving.

[Billy Gunn]

You can get TVN on your blackberry.....

[supermario]

Check this out T

Catch the Roosters game overseas
12/03/2010 4:59:44 PM
Roosters fans overseas will be able to watch the Round 1 match against the South Sydney Rabbitohs free through Telstra Bigpond live streaming.

Telstra BigPond today announced it will provide the free live streaming of Round 1 into the United Kingdom, Canada, USA, South Africa, South America and Europe to promote its ongoing international subscription service.

Following on from the most exciting build-up to an NRL season in memory, fans in those markets will be able to view all eight Telstra Premiership matches for free live on NRL.com via http://bigpondvideo.com/nrlliveuk.

Fans in Italy will be able to access live streaming to all matches except the Monday night clash between Wests Tigers and Manly, while fans in the USA will be able to access every match except the clash between the Bulldogs and Knights.

From Round 2, a live pay-per-view internet service of Telstra Premiership matches will available via omnisporttv for a fee of $US 5.95 per match.

All international supporters will also be able to subscribe to video streaming of Telstra Premiership matches on 24-hour-delay through the Aussie Sport TV subscription service (www.aussiesport.tv) for a fee of $US1.95 for a four-day pass and $US 59.95 for 12 months.

The NRL has today confirmed international broadcast deals for the 2010 season with Skysport in New Zealand (www.skysport.co.nz), the Australian Network (www.australianetwork.com) in the Asia Pacific region, EMTV in Papua New Guinea, Orbit Showtime Network (www.orbitshowtime.com) in the Middle East and Dahlia TV (www.dahliatv.it) in Italy.

The NRL is continuing to negotiate with broadcasters in other parts of the world.

International fans can continue to access radio broadcasts at no charge through NRL.com.