FSW is showing the 11/9 SJ-LA game again on Friday 11/14!!!

Due to popular demand, it sounds like.

Fox Sports World, good onya.

 

its great that they listen

 

Roger that! I'll take 2 hours any day.

FSW rules.

 

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Date: 11/11/2003 9:55:41 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: cun245
To: MLSWrap@foxsportsworld.com



thanks for showing the San Jose Earthquakes game, hope you can repeat it more then once, the best MLS game ever
thanks
frank cunha

 

Got the same response from FSW today. It's officially on the broadcast schedule:

http://www.foxsportsla.com/world/pdf/fsw46.pdf

This one's definitely making the TiVo list. May I suggest a viewing as a great pre-game event on Saturday! I'm bringing a number of folks who couldn't be there for the Spartan spanking we dished out to the Gals. It'll get us all jazzed up for KC!

 

Don't worry, they will skip 15 minutes of halftime break.

 

I think as opposed to not at all.

 

WOOOHOOOOO! This is FANTASTIC!

 

Ah, but Goodsie, it is a question of quality. If the game to be rebroadcast Friday does not have commercials from some totally unrelated radio show beamed in on it, has some decent kind of half-time presentation, and does not have the disjointed connections between video and audio that the broadcast on Sunday on the Shootout Package had, then it is a vast improvement.

 

I think it's pretty safe to say that Year 1 of the FSW/MLS marriage has been a huge success.

Can't wait to see this one.

 

Also, Goodsie, by removing all of the blanks from the recording of the Shootout Package I had the entire program on tape (SP) and it was about 1 hour, 54 minutes in length.

 

I wonder if FSW Espanol will also be doing a rebroadcast.

 

I can just imagine Bretos/Hopkins pretending to act excited as they already know the outcome.

"I think this merits a call to the League Office!!!"

 

Nope. according to the FSW Espanol website, Venezuelan Beisbol will be on

 

They will be showing Venezuelan Beisbol 24 hrs a day from now to eternity?

 

FSW rules

DK: Thanks for alerting us. I might have missed the FSW showing on Friday otherwise.

Looking forward to seeing the game, which I missed for reasons beyond my control (although I did see the LA vs Quakes first leg at the Almaden Brit).

Looking forward to the show.

COYEQs

 

shouldn't this be a 'sticky'? That is what they call a thread that stays at the top of the list, right? Even though I'm a Galaxy fan, this match is definitely worth watching. And if you have any friends who are on the fence about soccer and everytime you've tried to show them a great match, it happened to be a 0:0 snoozer (which is fine for us, but obviously not for those without the vision), bring them along. This match will definitely lean them in the right direction, even if the result went against my team. By the way, congrats Quakes on one of the best comebacks I've ever seen. I felt it coming...

 

This is truly special news, that a national cable outlet is responding to popular demand to rebroadcast a soccer game a week within it's originally happening.

Wow.

I've already got it taped but I'll be setting my VCR again just to get a different version, i.e., probably with some English-speaking announcers as opposed to Spanish-speaking ones.

 

Certainly deserves a continous bump

 

Bump... just flying the flag here.

Will agree that this should be sticky'd, and maybe alerts copied over to other relevant forums as well.

 

just curious

Does anyone know if Euros can get FSW? Not that I am in Europe, but I wonder if they can watch the same wide array of football that we can? Or are they pretty much limited to the football played in their own country? That would be a shame.

 

Re: just curious

Don't know if they can or not-- but if it's any indication, if we don't or can't get any of their programming over here in Australia, then I doubt they'd be able to see it in the UK or elsewhere.

However, after having seen what Fox Sports 1 & 2's programming schedules are like here, I think they could stand to pick up some of FSW's programming... MLS, hint, hint.

Otherwise, I'm led to believe that Europeans do get a wide enough variety of soccer programming.