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Queen's Birthday - international viewing

Ron Burgundy
in Melbourne Demons

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I'm flying to NYC tomorrow for two weeks and fear that I won't be able to watch the Queen's Birthday game live.

I would really appreciate any guidance as to how I might be able to watch it on my iPad - preferably live, although, if not, without the website giving the final score next to the replay.

I have Foxtel and pretty we'll every product/gimmick offered by Telstra, although, given that I reside in Sydney, I am not an international subscriber.

I'd be grateful for any advice as to what I should do to set up my iPad to watch the game live.

Thanks in advance.

PS. Canning the holiday is not without merit, but that would be tantamount to canning my marriage.

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    In fact, if there are any Dees supporters watching the game at a bar somewhere in New York, please let me know.

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    I have Foxtel and pretty we'll every product/gimmick offered by Telstra, although, given that I reside in Sydney, I am not an international subscriber.

    I use Foxtel Go when overseas. Watched the Melbourne-Adelaide game last August while in Germany. You have to hook up your Foxtel account to do this,I think it's a matter of creating an online account using your account details (like account number, name, address, all that jazz). I registered ages ago so can't quite remember the process. You might be best served to just download the FOXTEL Go app for your iPad now, and try and organise it before you leave.

    Although, some members hear have reported that it doesn't work for them overseas. It worked fine while I was in Germany, and I plan to watch the QB game while in LA on Foxtel Go on my iPad.

    http://www.foxtel.com.au/discover/foxtelgo/default.htm

    Give it a go. Let us know how you go!

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    In fact, if there are any Dees supporters watching the game at a bar somewhere in New York, please let me know.

    Hi there, will be watching in UWS, NYC, you are welcome

    edit: check your mailbox

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    http://watchafl.afl.com.au/

    I use it for every game and very rarely have a problem.

    A weekly subscription is only $15USD

    Same here. Be aware they have an App for iPad etc. - have found the App more reliable (connection-wise) than watching via a browser on the Web.

    Watch AFL Global Pass in the iTunes store.

    There may be other alternatives. Apparently. Not that I've ever resorted to them myself of course, cough cough.

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