It is all legal. Go here: https://www.watchnrl.com/ £125 a year

It is all legal. Go here: https://www.watchnrl.com/ £125 a year

Quote JEAN CAPDOUZE="JEAN CAPDOUZE"It is all legal. Go here: https://www.watchnrl.com/ £125 a year'" Got to be bloody joking I have sky that costs me a lot of money without that thanks for nothing

Quote JEAN CAPDOUZE="JEAN CAPDOUZE"It is all legal. Go here: https://www.watchnrl.com/ £125 a year'" Got to be bloody joking I have sky that costs me a lot of money without that thanks for nothing

How much do you pay for Sky?

Not really anything to do with the post but how do you highlight what someone else wrote and it comes up blue when you want to post an answer in your own reply.

Sky sports just rugby league £18 a month and this year back to Australia rugby great

But you only get three (3) NRL games each week for £216 a year. The NRL pass gets you all eight (8) plus the pre and post match talk shows from Fox for £125 a year.

Even in the weird word of "Call Me Gutters" that is a bargain .

No Bazza....mobdro is a bargain!

It maybe a bargain but is it legal???

If it is anything like Kodi then it is outlawed. I'm hearing stories of people being fined £5k for using these boxes with the illegal streaming software working on them. (I'm not saying that to exaggerate I have genuinely hear it.)

At the bottom right of the post you want to respond to there is a quote button. Click on that and you go straight to the reply page with their post copied in. Just carry on and write your response underneath.

This service is not illegal! It is part of the NRL which is a [ibona fide[/i non-mafia, non-human trafficking, sporting organisation. [iComprende[/i?

He was questioning the legality of mobdro (which I'd not heard of until Google came to my aid), which seems to be an android app that facilitates streaming of video streams to your phone or tablet.

The Fox offering is good (if you have time to watch all the games, and indeed want to), but the problem in the UK is that (for example) some Premier League games aren't available to watch live in the UK regardless of what TV package you buy. On the other hand, it looks like you can watch any and all games Premier League games in the US (and other countries) live. That's one of the reasons why supporters might turn to illegal streams because there's no way they can pay to watch some games legally.

What always gets me is going on holiday abroad and finding that all the bars are showing every footie game live, and the local newspapers openly advertise boxes (with a relatively cheap subscription), that can get you pretty much any TV station on the planet.

If you join up to Our League on the RFL site, then there is a link for a 10% discount for Watch NRL.

Just paid £112.50 for 12 months, so quite happy with that (works out at £9.37 per month over the year)

Sky is all well and fine, but I always watched all 8 games most weeks, and the on demand service is usually invaluable when you work 9-5.