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  1. Matt
    Matt
    June 26, 2010 at 8:36 am | | Reply


    The league could join the 21st century and follow the cues from its American major-league counterparts, all of whom have some kind of online streaming package for sale. Baffling that one of the most significant sports leagues in the world hasn’t figured this out yet.

  2. Eious
    Eious
    June 26, 2010 at 4:07 pm | | Reply


    Still absolutely amazes me that the Premier League would get outraged over small clips on YouTube

    Full games? I get it….but I always chuckle a bit whenever we see the PL shooting down 1 minute clips of games. There is absolutely ZERO hurt in those clips

  3. PlunderMind
    June 26, 2010 at 5:50 pm | | Reply


    This is one thing that MLS has done right, both for viewing matches as well as for simply being able to watch highlights. Pretty simple really.

  4. Mikael Jonsson
    October 6, 2010 at 3:35 am | | Reply


    Got a 13s clip of Alex (Chelsea) 2-0 freekick against Arsenal removed by the FA Premier League. I can´t see how this short clip, of pretty poor quality, would prevent PL from making any money, I just feel they create badwill by doing this. I uploaded it for myself basically cause I want to have it on youtube to share with friends, to show that I actually went to the game (it´s a BIG thing for me being from Sweden), and as a memory, since it was my first Premier League game live. Still love Chelsea but FAPL just hit rock bottom… SUCKS

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