German football on the internet

[DangerousSausage]

If any of you still want to watch football after last week and you're at a loose end tomorrow, I have a tip for you. A few years ago some Waldhof Mannheim fans started an internet live stream showing video of every away match, which is available unrestricted and for free on YouTube. The match tomorrow (Saturday, 1pm UK time) will be the very last one as Waldhof are in a league with an actual TV deal next season. So if you're interested in something a bit different, come to this thread tomorrow at 1pm and click the link below!

 

 

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This is sort of like I meant about the iFollow topic you started, Barnet have done a few games in the past.

[liampie]

this kind of thing would be impressive for notts, cant see it happening but german football seems to be very fan orientated.

[Wilfordpie]

I just briefly what the video, very impressive and good quality. No audio though?

[DangerousSausage]

22 hours ago, Wilfordpie said:

I just briefly what the video, very impressive and good quality. No audio though?

It definitely has audio, complete with an excitable commentator  check your sound.

Just wanted to share some free football of a good standard as it was a live broadcast, didn't realise the whole match would stay online! It's a good service. The club helped, but really it was brought into being by a committed group of fans who started off with a radio stream and moved into video - helped by the fact that the league didn't have an exclusive TV deal. It started off pretty rudimentary, but now comes complete with action replays, interviews and ads during half time. It'll be missed!

[cheeky~k8]

good video.

[Wilfordpie]

23 hours ago, DangerousSausage said:

It definitely has audio, complete with an excitable commentator  check your sound.

Just wanted to share some free football of a good standard as it was a live broadcast, didn't realise the whole match would stay online! It's a good service. The club helped, but really it was brought into being by a committed group of fans who started off with a radio stream and moved into video - helped by the fact that the league didn't have an exclusive TV deal. It started off pretty rudimentary, but now comes complete with action replays, interviews and ads during half time. It'll be missed!

The browser has it muted, thanks for that.