Free Satellite TV Offers For Football Lovers

 You see it plastered everywhere, on television, on the
Internet, fliers in your mail box, "free satellite TV
system". This phrase is obviously a call for action by the
satellite TV providers to the consumer, but are the
satellite TV systems really free?

Yes, and sort of. In most cases people who have a fair
credit rating will get a free satellite TV system when they
sign up for service, usually involving a contract. For those
with less than perfect credit, there is likely going to be a
deposit.

Those with fair credit benefit from reduced service cost and
time limited free offers, even gifts, while the bad credit
crowd will likely have to pay regular price and get no extra
freebies. Without a doubt a good deal for those who qualify
for the promotional offers. But what about the less
fortunate?

Anyone who wouldn't benefit from the promotions may want to
consider the end benefit. In most cases, the deposit really
isn't very expensive. If one can save a few bucks as opposed
to cable over the course of a year, it is certainly worth
looking into.

Satellite TV providers offer free equipment to provide
access to their real money market, the programming. Unlike
the cable companies who already have lines connected to
almost every home in America, satellite TV companies need a
way to make services readily available.

Offering a free satellite TV system is not only a good way
for providers to make service available, it's a pretty
effective pitch. People love getting something for nothing,
and these headlines are enough to make even the skeptic
curious enough to take a closer look.

The bottom line is the satellite TV systems offered by big
satellite TV companies like Dish Network or DirecTV are
indeed free. Weather you get it free up front, or have to
pay a deposit, satellite TV equipment is expensive if you
had to buy it up front.So,get it easy and cheap here!

By: Daymon Hoag

6 Steps To Finding The Best Satellite Tv Options Available to Watch Football live

As with any decision, finding the information you need to make an informed decision is a process. When it comes to making a decision about your TV entertainment, you want to ensure you're getting the most value for your dollar and that takes some research. Once you start your research you'll almost immediately understand that cable TV is the most expensive and least flexible of your choices, so that leaves you looking for the best satellite TV deals available.Get Easy Satellite package here!
To determine the best deal available, if you take these steps, you'll be able to find the info you need.
1. Since all satellite TV systems work the same, you'll need to understand that all U.S. satellite TV providers give you all the equipment you need to watch TV. To find the best satellite TV deal, you'll want to take a look at the options and upgrades like HD charges and DVR's. When they offer those options and upgrades for free, that's the best deal.
2. The available TV packages will be the main point you'll want to look at. Since a la carte packages aren't available to let you choose which channels you want, you'll need to take a look at the available packages and see which ones have the channels you want in them. So you know you're getting the best satellite TV deal, you'll want to ensure that HDTV channels are included in your packages so you're not paying extra for them.
3. Another thing to look at is any additional packages like movie packages you want. You can select one group of movie channels like all the HBO channels in a package or you can subscribe to a pack of movie channels to get better overall pricing. Some of the basic packages don't include these movie channels so adding them will increase your overall bill but may be less expensive than subscribing to the higher end packages.
4. One aspect of ensuring you're getting the best satellite TV deals is what you wind up having to pay after the introductory period is over. Sitting down and adding up the total costs for the length of your contract (usually 2 years) will give you the bottom line numbers you need to compare.
5. You'll also want to take a look at additional options that can expand the capability of your system. Sometimes the best satellite TV deal is actually the flexibility and capability your system is capable of instead of how inexpensive your bill is.
6. Lastly, you'll want to take a look at the freebies and bonuses they're giving you as well. There are all kinds of perks like free movies, free movie channels and even free upgrades that they use for incentives to get you to subscribe. Take a look at the perks but don't include them in your final decision as the "last straw".
Take your time and do your research carefully and you'll find the best satellite TV packages and deals that will suit your needs the best. Since the data is right there, you'll be able to make your comparisons and your final decision will be quite easy.
When you compare the best satellite TV, you can get the best service, packages and deals that are available for everyone. Best TV for Me compares satellite TV packages, deals and companies to give you the best information available.

By Xavier Barnett

Messi European Award

Messi and Platini




The 24 year old Argentina star Lionel Messi, had it again on Thursday as the inaugural winner of the Uefa Best Player in Europe Award. Beating players or beat club teammate Xavi Hernandez and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo in a poll of 53 sports journalists representing each of the Uefa member associations.Get live view here!

Taiye Taiwo's injury

The Super Eagles defender, Taye Taiwo got an injury while playing a friendly for Ac Milan on Sunday.The 26-year-old Nigerian star picked up the injury during Berlusconi Trophy match against Juventus.AC Milan have confirmed that Taiwo got or suffered an ankle sprain and will be out of action for one month.Definitely he wouldn't be available for the Super Eagles when they travel to Antananarivo to play Madagascar on 4 September.Watch it live at your convenience here!

John Mikel Obi father found in Kano

 The Chelsea midfielder  John Mikel Obi whose father  was abducted was abducted on Friday,August 12, 2011, has been found hale and hearty,but seriously beating in Kano. Michael Obi was abducted on his way back home from work in Jos when he disappeared and afterwards the abductors got in touch with the family. The abductors on the 18th of August have demanded an (N12 million) ransom. The Nigeria Police Force investigators did a good trail from Plateau,Jos to Kano were he was found  and some kidnappers were arrested...Read and watch on here!      

Samuel Eto'o Fils the highest-paid footballer

The Cameroon star player Samuel Eto'o as just completed is signing deal with the  Russian Premier League side Anzhi Makhachkala, which as set him to be the world highest-paid player or top-earning footballer.Get the live view here!

Arsene Wenger handed match ban by UEFA

The Arsenal Fc manager Arsene Wenger was handed another match ban by uefa for breaking the article 70 of the uefa disciplinary regulations-communicating with is players on last tuesday championship league match during their 1-0  win overUdinese, while is was on a touchline-ban from last seasons championship league against Barcelona.TV cameras captured him appearing to pass instructions to assistant Pat Rice via coach Boro Primorac, who was sat next to Wenger operating a mobile phone on last tuesday match against Udinese,while Arsenal have been fined €10,000 (£8,735).Get the live view here!
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A Short History On Stamford Bridge

    With the English premiership football league actions on air,the eyes of many football fans will most likely turn to the TV screen, towards the UK  and one of the country's football team, the Chelsea football club. Many of those football fans , who can't afford to visit the famous Stanford bridge stadium, which is the home of the team, will love to watch and admire their favorite eleven players and their skills.    
   With so many football fans at home,who can't visit or travel , i decided to write a short history of the Stamford bridge to show you how it has become one of the most famous football stadium in the world and it's nickname, The pride of  London        
   The Stamford bridge was built in 1876 and opened in 1877, the stadium was used by the London Athletics Club until 1905, when new owner founded Chelsea Football Club to occupy the ground; Chelsea have played their home games there ever since. It has undergone numerous major changes over the years, most recently in the 1990s when it was renovated into a modern, all-seater stadium.   Stamford Bridge had an official capacity of around 100,000, making it the second largest ground in England after Crystal palace, the FA Cup final venue. As originally constructed, Stamford Bridge was an athletics track and the pitch was initially located in the middle of the running track. This meant that spectators were separated from the field of play on all sides by the width of running track and, on the north and south sides, the separation was particularly large because the long sides of the running track considerably exceeded the length of the football pitch. The stadium had a single stand for 5,000 spectators on the east side only.
In 1945, Stamford Bridge staged one of the most notable matches in its history. Soviet side FC Dynamo Moscow were invited to tour the United Kingdom at the end of the Second World War and Chelsea were the first side they faced. An estimated crowd of over 100,000 crammed into Stamford Bridge to watch an exciting 3–3 draw, with many spectators on the dog track and on top of the stands.Get the live view here!

    Stamford bridge has four side or stand  as any stadium will, but this is interesting, the first - The Matthew Harding Stand, previously known as the North Stand, is along the north edge of the pitch. In 1939, a small two storied North Stand including seating was erected. It was originally intended to span the entire northern end, but the outbreak of World War II and its aftermath compelled the club to keep the stand small. It was demolished and replaced by open terracing for standing supporters in 1976. It is named after former Chelsea director Matthew Harding, whose investment helped transform the club in the early 1990s before his death in a helicopter accident on October 22, 1996. His investment in the club enabled construction of the stand which was completed in time for the 1996-97 season with the capacity of 10,884.

The second stand -  The oldest stand, the East Stand is located along the east side of the pitch and was built in 1973. The stand has three tiers and is the heart of the stadium, housing the tunnel, dugout, dressing rooms, conference room, press center, AV and commentary box. Previously it was the home to away supporters on the bottom tier, however at the start of the 2005/2006 season then-manager Jose Mourinho requested the move of the family section to this part of the stand to boost team morale away fans were moved to the shed with the capacity of 10,925.

The third stand - The Shed End is located along the south side of the pitch. In 1930, a new terrace was built on the south side for more standing spectators. It was originally known as the Fulham Road End but supporters nicknamed it 'The Shed' and this led the club to officially change its name.  It opened in time for the 1997/98 season and along with the Matthew Harding Stand is an area of the ground in which many vocal fans congregate today. The Shed also contains the centenary museum and a memorial wall where families of deceased fans are able to leave a permanent memorial of their loved ones indicating their eternal support for the club. A large chunk of the original Shed End terrace still stands today and runs along the south side of the stadium, it has recently been decorated with lights and large images of Chelsea legends. Since 2005 it has been where away supporters are housed, they are given 3,000 tickets towards the east side which is roughly half of the stand with capacity of 6,831.

The fourth stand - In 1964-65, a seated West Stand was built to replace the existing terracing on the west side. Most of the West Stand consisted of rising ranks of wooden tip up seats on iron frames, but seating at the very front was on concrete forms known as "the Benches". The old West Stand was demolished in 1997 and replaced by the current West Stand. In  2001 the construction of the stand was aided by Roman Abramovich.  Now complete, the stand is the main external 'face' of the stadium, being the first thing fans see when entering the primary gate on Fulham Road . The Main Entrance is flanked by the Spackman and Speedie hospitality entrances, named after Nigel Spackman and David Speedie  former Chelsea players with the capacity of13,500. More live action here!
  For many Chelsea fans, Stanford Bridge is the symbol of their team,just like their blue color. It is as earn them the recognition of  been the pride of  London.                      
  Stamford has a the total capacity of  41,841watch and admire their favorite team players at the stadium...Check out our live viewer tool for live foot ball actions at your convenience,wherever you are.      

Arsene wenger - The Risk Taker

 Article 70 of UEFA's disciplinary regulations state that any banned manager may sit in the stands, but 'may not enter the dressing room, tunnel or technical area before or during the match, nor may he communicate with his team. Wenger appeared to break the rules.

The Arsenal boss watched from the directors' box last night as he served a one-match suspension.But, unfortunately,wenger was captured by photographers clearly giving instructions to his coach Bora Primorac. 

Wenger was serving a one-match touchline ban as punishment for comments made after his team's Champions League defeat by Barcelona last season.UEFA  official phoned Wenger midway through the second half to stop him carrying on...Get it live here!     
The Arsenal boss refused to make any comment last night following his team's unconvincing 1-0 win over Udinese.  Theo Walcott's early goal leaves Arsenal sweating on Champions League qualification in next week's second leg.   
But Udinese coach Francesco Guidolin insisted: "I have no problems with Wenger". Keep reading on here!

Injury blow for Manchester United- Rafael da Silva

Manchester United defender Rafael da Silva will be out for about 10 weeks after dislocating his shoulder.
The 21-year-old Brazilian suffered the injury in training and missed United's trip to West Brom on Sunday. Keep reading here...

 
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has said this club will not go back into the transfer market before the end of the month, declaring "you can forget" the idea of Wesley Sneijder signing. Instead, he will place his trust in the emerging crop of young players at Old Trafford. Reading on here!