Team USA

Not many comments yesterday but many here aren't that interested in women's football so understandable Men's Football 1st Round(In Local Time) 1PM: Iraq vs Denmark 3PM: Honduras vs Algeria 4PM: Brazil vs South Africa 5PM: Mexico vs Germany 6PM: Portugal vs Argentina 7PM: Sweden vs Columbia 8PM: Fiji vs South Korea 10PM:Nigeria vs Japan

The action gets started today with Women's Football and since I made all the threads for 2014 I feel inclined to continue, I will make better ones in a few days but I'm out of the country and stuck to mobile till Friday Schedule(All in local time) Women's Football 1st Round 1PM: Sweden vs South Africa 3PM: Canada vs Australia 4PM: Brazil vs China 6PM: Zimbabwe vs Germany 7PM: United States vs New Zealand 10PM: France vs Columbia Hope anyone watching enjoys!

I think some good news is they will allow streaming of NBC and other networks this time, therefore if you live on the West Coast like me, you can stream NBC's primetime coverage during the East Coast block and see all the marquee events live, I did it for the Trials and the streaming was actually pretty good!

Hello friends great to be back here for the games here's an article with full quotes from the executives involved http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/olympics/NBC_wont_broadcast_Rio_Olympics_opening_ceremonies_live.html

Unfortunately yes you and me have this argument a lot

Doesn't matter too me will still always be Tape Delayed until 7PM PDT. Really needs to starts at 7 EDT/ 4 PDT in all times zones then shortened replay at 8/9 PM PDT. O well at least I might be in Rio and if not can watch the cable channels or online live streams

Then when one country invades the other all they have to do is secretly sent troops into the tunnel and BAM

I just went to this amazing website called The Man in Seat 61 (Brits might know it) and there was a page on how it's possible to take trains from London to Singapore. Not really much High Speed Action outside of Eurostar and ICE but really wanted to share Looks like an amazing trip London - Moscow - Beijing - Hanoi - Saigon - Bangkok - Singapore (or vice versa)If you have the time (we're talking a minimum of 3½ weeks one-way), you can travel from London to Singapore overland, see the route map here. The links below cover travel in either direction, from London or to London: Step 1: London to Moscow by train. Daily departures, 2 nights, from around £200 one-way with sleeper. Spend at least 1 night in Moscow. Step 2: Moscow to Beijing by Trans-Siberian Railway Two trains a week, 6 nights, from around £500 one-way in 4-bed sleeper. Spend at least 1 night in Beijing. Step 3: Beijing to Hanoi by train Two trains a week, 2 nights, about $320 or £220 one-way in soft sleeper. Spend at least 1 night in Hanoi. Step 4: Hanoi to Saigon by train Several trains daily, 2 nights. Why not stop off to see Hue or Hoi An? About $90 or £50 one-way in soft sleeper. Step 5: Saigon-Phnom Penh by bus Daily, 6 hours, $12. Spend at least 1 night in PP. Step 6: Phnom Penh-Battambang by train or bus, bus to the frontier, train to Bangkok. Step 7: Bangkok to Singapore by train. Daily, 2 nights, from £40 or $80 one-way including sleeper for both nights.

They were going to do that but l think Southwest screwed them over

2 years to go everybody I'm so excited!

Like I said before when the BPL was on free chinese TV there were 300-500 million viewers but then they sold the rights to pay tv Like I said before when the BPL was on free chinese TV there were 300-500 million viewers but then they sold the rights to pay tv

When the British Premier League was on Free TV 300 to 500 million people in China watched it over the whole season but then they sold the rights to Pay TV and viewership dropped