Match Day Thread Leicester vs Southampton 02/09/2016 KO 2:15pm

Now that would be a bold formation.

Vin

 

It's how I'm watching the Ryder Cup.

Vin

 

Your forgetting though that all the teams we've played have been poor, had an off-day etc.

 

They always do....how else would we do well season after season. And as for our board....talk about luck!

 

Interested in this. Could you tell me a bit more? Does it work on iOS? Is it legal? Can you watch all Saints matches? Is it ad free? Advance apologies for being a bit needy!

 

Expecting a very tough game. Winnable but they are obviously a good side

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iOS
No idea about iOS. I view it using a PC and then broadcast that to my TV using Chromecast.

Basically, I suspect that if you can view a website using some kind of device, you should be OK.

Legality
The European court ruled in 2014 that watching streamed material is not illegal as long as you're not storing it.

"Essentially, the CJEU ruled against the NLA saying that viewing copyrighted content online is not copyright infringement. It all boils down to the fact that the copyrighted information is stored only temporarily on the user’s computer, and temporary copies are exempt from copyright laws.

That’s big news, since it has implications beyond simple web pages, which is what the case was all about.

Since then, the CJEU was asked to clarify whether these existing EU copyright exemptions also apply to viewing and streaming videos online. The court said that streaming videos is different to making a copy, so is also exempt from copyright laws.

Of course, the owners and operators of the streaming services which make this copyright protected content available are breaking the law and can be prosecuted, but as a viewer and streamer you are not breaking any European law.

However, although this is currently the situation, it could change in the future. The CJEU has been asked to clarify the legality of streaming video in Europe, with particular reference to a Dutch retailer which sells Kodi boxes that are pre-configured to access copyrighted material."

From: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/opinion/photo-video/is-streaming-pirate-movies-legal-3640854/

Other
Yet to find a Saints match not on there.
It is indeed ad-free.

Morality
I leave that up to you.

Vin

 

FA Cup 3rd Qualifying round today, Lancaster v Kidderminster Harriers (featuring Wayne Thomas). Wemberleeee

 

Never gets old.

 

Such a great photo. I always keep a personal copy of great Saints photos. Then my screen saver is set to show them, which means occasionally I get a little surprise at all the great ones I've kept over the years.

Shall I.? Yeah.! Richard Chaplow, Danny Butterfield [set to become a coach at Saints], Jose Fonte [love it that someone from this picture is still playing for us], Tadanari 'Chung' Lee, Jason Puncheon, Rickie Lambert, Danny Fox, Morgan Schneiderlin, Jack Cork, Jos Hooiveld.

You did us proud.

 

But what if Jose walks in on you?

 

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

 

Where are they now.?

Richard Chaplow: Plays for the Orange County Blues FC in California. According to Wiki, 5 appearances, 2 goals. Who-hoo.!

Danny Butterfield: As mentioned above, but specifically Danny is actually set to become assistant manager of the U18s at Saints. Fancy the 1st team, Danny. How's your French?

Jose Fonte: Still building a legend.

Tadanari Lee: Since 2014 regularly playing for top J1 League side Urawa Red Diamonds.

Jason Puncheon: As we know, he ***** when he wants. He's earned that. Currently building a new legend at Crystal Palace.

Rickie Lambert: Currently on loan at Cardiff City, and playing regularly [until injured]. 5 appearances, 2 goals. Well what would you expect if you play to his strengths.?

Danny Fox: Still playing at LB for Nott'm Forest.

Morgan Schneiderlin: Being left out of the starting line-up at ManU. Could have told you that Morgan. In contrast....

Jack Cork: Swansea City's current team captain. There you go.

Jos Hooiveld: Old square/box head is currently playing for Swedish side AIK. Yes, of course he's scored a goal.!

 

I swear by my stopped clock. You should hear the language.!

 

<---------------Note the picture I use.

 

I like the interesting use of unexpectantly

 

On a Tuesday?

 

Rickie's move to Cardiff was a two year permanent deal. Looks much fitter than he did before the summer (but nonetheless, both older and slower).

 

Who's to know.? It's Sweden. For all I know it was played during the Summer, started on a Monday night and he headed his goal on the Tuesday.!

 

That'll pay me for not looking it up. I could swear someone said it was a loan. All the better. Cheers, st_b.