https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_League

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_League

we've gone from second to soccer/football for best viewing figures a few seasons ago to now be lagging behind a 'sport' like darts and playing second fiddle to a pub game on a thursday night

the rfl were too quick to sign the deal so probably signed upto what you say, poor management from our governing body ateotd

been free to air on the bbc for many years though too... the other organisation but still darts!

true... the channels come in HD so its just as good and free.. you cant record though but still dont want to pay £50 a month to record and rewind/forward.

That's like nicking a car, then complaining to the victim that it doesn't have air-con.

Oh, it is. Try reading the Digital Economy Act 2017, which came in force in April, as a starting point.

Possessing a kodi box isn't illegal. Watching pirate streams on it is. I hope the court summons doesn't spoil your viewing.

i dont have a kodi box, never seen one.

have another product thats on the market.

lots of different rules and regs going around.. depends which side of the law you fall on.

you sound like you've got your knickers in a twist
so you reckon that every household in the world or even just the uk that has ever watched any pirate streams is going to get a court summons for doing so?
yeah right



more like the companies that stream the content will be targeted first and that their streaming is closed down or else they will face severe action

I had sky for 25 years, paying full whack. I got fed up of terrible and arrogant customer service. I switched to BT and pay a fair amount for a box which, if i'm honest, isn't as good as skys. however the much cheaper coast and better customer service equals things out.
however we only get sky sports 1 and 2, so with this likely to be football i'm not sure what we can do

rang BT and they are waiting for sky to announce how its exactly going to work. they are hopeful of gaining more sky sports channels, rather than just 1 & 2 that they have now

If only RL had the same problem, but sometimes the only way to watch a live premier league game is to find a streaming site. Despite the option being available in a vast number of countries in the world to pay to watch said game (possibly free in some countries), it's just not possible to do the same in the UK. Is it a surprise that folk in the UK turn to the likes of Kodi when they don't have any other option?

Ever been abroad in Europe? Strange how the bars all have every premier league game on, plus all the top foreign matches!

I started reading it, but unless you're an Oxford/Cambridge qualified lawyer, I doubt you could make full sense of it. The jist seems to be that it opens up the possibility that streaming (sic) "illegal" content could be an offence, but the main point is around the provision of copyrighted material on the internet.