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Euro 2004 in The USA Channels
- Thread starter Mohamed
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you live in Cali...Mexican capital of the world...i dont see why it wouldnt be availanle. 
Try going to a hispanic supermarket and pick up a Mexican TV Guide (should be called "Tele Guia")...thats where the add for the one i bought was at.
EDIT: the dish is called "Sky"
Try going to a hispanic supermarket and pick up a Mexican TV Guide (should be called "Tele Guia")...thats where the add for the one i bought was at.
EDIT: the dish is called "Sky"
Originally posted by #1 Stunna
you live in Cali...Mexican capital of the world...i dont see why it wouldnt be availanle.
Try going to a hispanic supermarket and pick up a Mexican TV Guide (should be called "Tele Guia")...thats where the add for the one i bought was at.
EDIT: the dish is called "Sky"
how many football channels and how much do you pay for this service?
I think I'm going to have a little talk with my parents about our new satellite dish.Originally posted by #1 Stunna
you live in Cali...Mexican capital of the world...i dont see why it wouldnt be availanle.
Try going to a hispanic supermarket and pick up a Mexican TV Guide (should be called "Tele Guia")...thats where the add for the one i bought was at.
EDIT: the dish is called "Sky"
They have ads about all the Sky dishes in our newspaper so we might have to check it out sometime.the football channels i get are...
-2 Fox Sports in Spanish (EPL, all Copa Libertadores, Mexican league, Argentine league)
-all Mexican channels (every Mexican league match...and this summer every Copa America and Euro 2004 match live)
-ESPN LatinAmerica (Int friendlies, every Champions League match, Dutch league, La Liga, Serie A, MLS)
-ESPN Dos (La Liga)
-RAI (Italian league)
-some channel from Japan (J-League)
You have to buy the dish and the receiver (i dont know how much that it, but i'll try to find out from my parents)
And the channel package i have is about $35-40 a month...and that has all the channels i listed except for the bottom 2.
Originally posted by ManU2000
I think I'm going to have a little talk with my parents about our new satellite dish.
I told you Beto.
Originally posted by ManU2000
That list of channels is fucking beatiful. I'm DEFINITELY having a talk with my parents now. Yeah Paul, I know you've told me already.
ESPN Dos always shows one live game...Barcelona, Osasuna or Sevilla.
ESPN LA usually shows the "big games"...but Barca is on at least every other week.
anthony_2k2
Club Supporter
How do you get GolTV. I live in LOs Angeles and an independent channel i think its 26, changes to GolTV at night.
I also have directv. Is it available, I dont know why i dont get it.
Also how doyou order the EURO 2004 for Directv.
Is it with the remote or do you have to call?
I also have directv. Is it available, I dont know why i dont get it.
Also how doyou order the EURO 2004 for Directv.
Is it with the remote or do you have to call?
Yeah, I thought I had GolTV when I saw that they were broadcasting a Real Madrid game on a Saturday night. From what I know, GolTV is available on Dish Network, which we might get but Paul is making me reconsider that decision. It might depend on the package you have with Direct TV. Does that package have GolTV on it?
anthony_2k2
Club Supporter
How do you get the EURO 2004 package for Directv?
anthony_2k2
Club Supporter
I hope its with the remote, eventhough if you have to call, the individual rounds will be in PPV. So i will buy them that way.
Lived in LA for a short while over the winter and have to say that GOLtv is quality. Ch26 every nite. I even got into watching Mexican football.I have to say that even on satellite channels you guys are seriousley deprived off decent coverage of football. In the uk we are spoilt for choice.ITV 1+2, Sky Sports 1,2,3, xtra,Setanta 1,2 , MANUTv,Chelsea TV, Ch.5, Eurosport, Skysports news, Pay per View, The BBC. We get coverage of pretty much every league from round the world except Asian leagues but even then we get a programme dedicated to it.Football on TV in the Uk is the only good on,
Great to know your taking an interest in the Mexican league. I agree with you though. The football coverage we get here in the States is absolute shit compared to other countries. Maybe, just maybe, the sport will become popular here someday and the coverage will improve but I'm not anticipating anything just yet.
