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BazBoy
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Be in St Petersburg (Russia) when we play North on Sat 21 July
It will be aprox 6.30 am St P time ——have watched AFL in Asia pretty easy
but Europe not so (even watched 2010 GF in Africa)
Any ideas from folks what been in Europe over AFL season
Thanks
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dalyc 
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| BazBoy wrote: | Be in St Petersburg (Russia) when we play North on Sat 21 July
It will be aprox 6.30 am St P time ——have watched AFL in Asia pretty easy
but Europe not so (even watched 2010 GF in Africa)
Any ideas from folks what been in Europe over AFL season
Thanks |
I bought month subscription from here - watched on laptop in hotel via wi-fi
https://www.watchafl.com.au
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Side By Side
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ooooh cool, thankyou, im off on Thursday and i thought id have to follow the Nicks rants thread or the AFL site, cheers!!
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BazBoy
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After this match I will be on a train across Russia and Mongolia to Beijing
Next weekend off the train will be in UlaanBartor (Mongolia)
Got some info of Aussie place there —then Beijing for another game
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hmm sight seeing or work??
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BazBoy
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No work at 78 yrs old —no the Trans Mongolian worlds longest train journey
of some 6,000 miles is an adventure always wanted
It is in its entirety over 6 days
Luv train travel
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^ I’ve used watch AFL.com.au for years, and it is great. Strongly recommended.
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Putin might have something to say
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| BazBoy wrote: | No work at 78 yrs old —no the Trans Mongolian worlds longest train journey
of some 6,000 miles is an adventure always wanted
It is in its entirety over 6 days
Luv train travel |
interesting, like to see the photos! enjoy
im off to Charlotte, yellowstone, vegas and a road trip to denver.
just cant wait to see the sun again!!
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Streak 
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I am into my second year of this service, and I appreciate it (here, in the US, they play AFL matches live on FS2... but it's 5-6 games a week, so I don't always get the Magpies on my DVR!).
It doesn't work so well on a tablet, for me (Fire HD) - refreshes every 10 minutes and kills the stream. But through my phone, thrown to my tv via Chromecast... works really, really nicely. |
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Nearly
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| BazBoy wrote: | No work at 78 yrs old —no the Trans Mongolian worlds longest train journey
of some 6,000 miles is an adventure always wanted
It is in its entirety over 6 days
Luv train travel |
I’ve travelled the Trans Siberian, but the other way round. Beijing to Moscow. Long time ago but fabulous journey.
Enjoy! |
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BazBoy
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Nearly—time is of importance as reading Chinese and Russia intend to build
fast rail between Moscow and Beijing
Be less than two days I believe—the journey that is
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SteveH67
Joined: 18 Jul 2004
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| BazBoy wrote: | Be in St Petersburg (Russia) when we play North on Sat 21 July
It will be aprox 6.30 am St P time ——have watched AFL in Asia pretty easy
but Europe not so (even watched 2010 GF in Africa)
Any ideas from folks what been in Europe over AFL season
Thanks |
I am about to fly out to Stockholm next week, hoping either my Foxtel app, or AFL OS will work for me. I am missing about 6-7 games of footy this year.
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makri 
Joined: 29 Oct 2005
Location: Clifton Hill
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| SteveH67 wrote: | | BazBoy wrote: | Be in St Petersburg (Russia) when we play North on Sat 21 July
It will be aprox 6.30 am St P time ——have watched AFL in Asia pretty easy
but Europe not so (even watched 2010 GF in Africa)
Any ideas from folks what been in Europe over AFL season
Thanks |
I am about to fly out to Stockholm next week, hoping either my Foxtel app, or AFL OS will work for me. I am missing about 6-7 games of footy this year. |
Foxtel will not work overseas. You will need a VPN service to use it OS.
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Watch AFL is working brilliantly, it’s 7.30am in charlotte and the vision is perfect way better than the AFL app
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