Anybody ever watch Broncos games in St. Petersburg Russia??

[Natedogg]

Looking for a spot. Lemme know if you know one.

[ol#7]

Just get the sunday ticket on your laptop. Its availaible to anyone outside the US/Mexico/Canada. $300 for the entire season. All games.

[Natedogg]

Originally Posted by ol#7

Just get the sunday ticket on your laptop. Its availaible to anyone outside the US/Mexico/Canada. $300 for the entire season. All games.

Thanks. I've watched on my computer before (usually for free).... But it's just not the same as yelling "IN. COM. PLETE." with others wearing orange.

[ol#7]

Originally Posted by Natedogg

Thanks. I've watched on my computer before (usually for free).... But it's just not the same as yelling "IN. COM. PLETE." with others wearing orange.

Well I connect mine to my big screen in Germany, and then use a wireless mouse to channel surf. Really easy to set your TV as a monitor.

The thing is, at best Eurosport or whomever else is going to be pretty hit or miss (mostly miss) on carrying the Broncos. I actually get some games on my greek cable package, but alot of times they are tape delayed too, or even shown the next day. Even if you find a sportsbar that shows NFL games, who they have on will be completely random, and Denver is normally the 2pm game, which means 1-2 am before they end.

That sunday ticket is a great package for overseas subscribers though. Also lets you watch the next day, considering weeks one and two are evening games in the US, only way I would get to watch.

ETA: If you get an apple TV, they broadcast the the Fan out of Denver.

[Natedogg]

Originally Posted by ol#7

Well I connect mine to my big screen in Germany, and then use a wireless mouse to channel surf. Really easy to set your TV as a monitor.

The thing is, at best Eurosport or whomever else is going to be pretty hit or miss (mostly miss) on carrying the Broncos. I actually get some games on my greek cable package, but alot of times they are tape delayed too, or even shown the next day. Even if you find a sportsbar that shows NFL games, who they have on will be completely random, and Denver is normally the 2pm game, which means 1-2 am before they end.

That sunday ticket is a great package for overseas subscribers though. Also lets you watch the next day, considering weeks one and two are evening games in the US, only way I would get to watch.

ETA: If you get an apple TV, they broadcast the the Fan out of Denver.

Good points. Maybe I can round up some Russkies, put em in orange and watch in my apparent with em. (Though the SNF game is gonna be a ****ing late one.)

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by Natedogg

Looking for a spot. Lemme know if you know one.

Internet can watch them anywhere.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by ol#7

Just get the sunday ticket on your laptop. Its availaible to anyone outside the US/Mexico/Canada. $300 for the entire season. All games.

Considering the move to Berlin (where I am now) and this is what I would do.

[ColoradoDarin]

In Russia, Bronco game watches you.

[Meck77]

What are you doing out there dogg?

[Natedogg]

Work trip/leisure until November. Working for an access to information non-profit. Will be back stateside in time to use about half of my season tickets!! (This is my first year off the waiting list.) Fking bummed to have to miss the Pittsburgh game though.

Meck: OF1 gonna be at any broncos games this year

[orangeatheist]

Originally Posted by ColoradoDarin

In Russia, Bronco game watches you.

I checked after reading the thread title that if someone didn't say this, I was going to have to.

[HAT]

Where is Oleg when you need him?

[Natedogg]

Originally Posted by HAT

Where is Oleg when you need him?

lol.

[Captain 'Dre]

Originally Posted by orangeatheist

I checked after reading the thread title that if someone didn't say this, I was going to have to.

Vee haf veys ov mehking hue tokk.