why highlights when they can watch the FULL game with commentary - unbiased of course on BLIP.TV but thanks anyway it's good to see the reverse angle (so to speak)

Having watched the full game (Thanks Fred!) on BLIP, for me Mills was the stand-out performer. As has been said, Hilly looked more like a stand-off on a couple of occassions. Ridyard and Thornley (sp?) also caught the eye.

Also good to see people backing up for the first time in what seems like years!

thought it would be a clash of heads when Robbie went down and it mlooked like both Littler and Hill made contact with the kicker from that angle can't see how either could have pulled out but contact was made.

Hill made contact slightly before Littler so if its deemed a late tackle then Littler should have gone but for me it wasn't late, the same linesman also chose not to do anything about a grapple tackle which he couldn't have missed with his eyes shut and also don't know why he wasn't happy with the try in the corner .

it looks even more convincing (the disallowed try that is) on the highlights reverse angle????

Only explanation would be that the TJ saw McGilverry knock on over the line. I am sure if Dean was asked he would truthfully tell if he did or didn't.

Thats true Fred was even more bemused with the reverse angle ,looked as though he touched down then bounced again in touch

That's my hope, but at the end of the day it's what the club wants that will decide.

Fred - I would be willing to pay to watch an online version, if that became available ( I know demand might not make that worthwhile). There is no point in me getting a dvd sent across as I would always be a week behind and I want to watch it just after the games has happened whilst everyone is still talking about it.

I am personally very grateful for the opportunity to watch these games in full, which I could not otherwise do from here..thank you!

Fred have you or the club thought about asking whoever sends the match reports to the Journal and Reporter to put the link info on the bottom?

A glowing report and then being able to watch it may just attract one or two, new fans.

You mean Trevor Hunt and errr yes our Dave
I asked him (Dave) to offer it to the editor of the Bolton News (as they show highlights of soccer on their website) and I would again start to do highlights specially for them, but got no reply or response from them. There is even an option on BLIP.TV and YouTUBE (for highlights) for anyone to place a viewer direct on their own website as I do on my Facebook and Twitter page.Again and I know a few of you disagree but I don't want it to become an excuse for people not going as they can watch it online for 'nowt'. The pay to view option may be the future but it's probably surrounded by all sorts of rules at the RFL, but I must admit I havent approached them - even to ask them if putting it online now is OK, so I may end up in front of a firing squad in Red Hall Car park anytime soon .
Anyway the next step is live streaming, but at the moment bandwidth is the main 'worry' it would be too much in both size and cost to use a USB 'dongle' and I doubt whether the LSV (it's Wigan councils) internet access would allow it. So anyone with any other ideas how to do it we would welcome them. Now that would be a 'first' especially at our level.

Have you tried Vimeo?

I have tried Vimeo (there is some of my stuff on there) but no matter which streaming site is chosen and there are a few free ones out there its the live streaming that takes bandwidth which means a decent broadband connection is required.