Hi, Snzephyr,

Thank you for the info.
It must help some fans who can't watch Serie A matches on TV in their
countries.

In my country(Japan), it has become more and more difficult to watch
Serie A games every week.
IMO, one of the reasons is, a certain channel has monopolized the
license to air the games since some years ago.
The problems are...
Not many ppl can afford it.
And even for the ppl who can afford, if their houese don't have IDEAL
(and limited) conditions to receive the airwaves of the channel,
like the direction of the windows, they can't watch it.
Besides, I must say, Italian football has lost the fans, maybe
especially since last year.....
One of my aquaintances who works for a football magazine said the
other day, this is a hard time for the magazines on Italian football.

But....
I'm sure, Milan's survival in the CL so far is a good news for the
unfavorable situation.
How high Milan can go up will be a key to the future of Italian
football and to how other countrie will treat Italian football next
season.

In this sense, as well...

Forza Milan!!

LOVE,
Junko





--- In nestatheministerofdefense@yahoogroups.com, snzephyr
<snzephyr@...> wrote:
>
> Marion,
>
> Yes I read in the newspaper that Bravo discontinued the coverage
on Serie A in UK. Must be a blow for Itlian football fans in UK.
Try to use internet streaming. The quality is bad, but its free and
its better than nothing. Thats how I get my italian football feeds
living in football deprived US. Try these links:
www.rojadirecta.com www.myp2p.eu
>
> ecosse082000 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> Hi Girls,
>
> Thanks for the responses - have been having anti-virus problems so
> couldn't respond sooner.
>
> There's an update today on the Milan site, quoting Milan medical
> director Jean Pierre Meersseman as follows:
>
> "Alessandro Nesta will need a bit more time before he is back on
the
> field. Meersseman said: 'He is doing better. According to the
initial
> evaluation, it will be another month before he can return. He is
> preparing but when he has a problem with his tendon he must respect
the
> natural time needed to recover. We hope that his injury will be
totally
> resolved by the first day of March and to have him available to
play
> between March 5 to 10."
>
> So quite some way to go before we see Sandro again, then. Actually,
> I'm having difficulty seeing any Italian football at all, since the
> channel which was showing it in the UK pulled the plug on their
> coverage before Christmas and are not resuming it, so no more James
> Richardson for me - very sad! I'll now have to pay an additional
> subscription beyond my Sky membership to see any coverage at all.
I'm
> trying to decide whether I just pay up now, or wait until Sandro
> recovers and save the money (you have to take a full year's
> subscription.) Since Milan seem to have been playing better since I
> stopped being able to watch them, maybe it's better if I don't sign
> up...
>
> Ming - I didn't know he was already a Cavaliere, so I guess he's
> already been there, done that. (And is it only me who has been
> thinking he shouldn't be lugging that baby around in a harness if
he's
> got a sore shoulder?!)
>
> Marion
>
>
>
>
>
>
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