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Football fans need another way to watch live matches
The ability to legally watch football at 3pm on Saturday afternoons is long overdue, a service similar to what is available in the US will give supporters an alternative to Sky
Ali and Frazier’s historic 1971 clash mirrored a nation divided by race, war and resistance, writes JOHN WIGHT
Much has been made about combatting illegal online video streaming of football games, especially for the Saturday 3pm kick-offs. For me there is a simple solution; the Premier League needs their own Game pass; a service which will allow subscribers to watch any game live.
As a fan of the NFL and NBA, gridiron and basketball leagues in the US, watching games could not be easier.
For a yearly fee, I can watch every match live and if I miss any, I can watch them later. The archive of games means I can go back and watch games from previous seasons if I really want to.
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