Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35973127)

Netflix is going to lose a considerable amount of content as these players launch there own offering.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35973085)

Hang on a minute as were you not the poster OB who predicted for the last three Premier league auctions that the end was nigh for Sky and that the Premier league and other major sports rights would become the domain of the oh so mighty streaming companies.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35973117)

What is it with you guys? If you go back to my posts you will see quite clearly that in terms of football premiership streaming, I said I thought Amazon or one of the other global streaming services would make a bid for this contract either the last time or for the next round in 2022. Just in case you really hadn't noticed, 2022 isn't here yet.

I have been partially correct in that Amazon did go for the least attractive, cheapest premiership offer last time around, but that can be regarded as the first toe in the water for them. Given that superfast broadband should be available in most of the country within the time frame up to 2022, there is nothing that will stop this happening, in my view.

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35973129)

Yes he did!

Sports streaming will be a nightmare for the consumer.

Also OB always says 'in the future' - which of course either happens or it is still to happen so he is never wrong

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35973128)

Maybe so, but people like me tend only to watch the so-called 'Netflix Originals' so that won't devalue my viewing experience.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35973127)

Netflix is going to lose a considerable amount of content as these players launch there own offering.

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35973198)

How do you know for sure that will happen? What if they have an agreement to show what they already are showing?

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35973143)

Many view a mix of both so I'm sure for some it will devalue their offering.

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35973129)

Yes he did!

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35973129)

Sports streaming will be a nightmare for the consumer.

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35973129)

Also OB always says 'in the future' - which of course either happens or it is still to happen so he is never wrong

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35973230)

As one knows there is always a contradiction with OB.

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35973307)

Give it a chance, Den, you're too quick to dismiss something, that, lets be honest, is in it's infancy!

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35973309)

You know l am not one to sit on the fence MM and l have no intention of changing that as l say it as it is.:)

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35973359)

Yes, as it is, not as it will be. ;)

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35973371)

God you too never stop, you're both like a broken record! lol

It is obvious the TV landscape is changing and it has started to...... just agree to disagree and move on. ;) Especially you Den you bad boy :D