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I'm running XBMC on the Pi. I don't use Sportsnationhd so I can't speak first hand. But if you can integrate sportsnationhd into XBMC then it should be fine. I'm not sure about bringing up the website, The PI isn't really a device for web browsing. But if sportsnationhd have built a XBMC repository then you just point the Pi towards it and it will do the job. There are other paid-for streaming sites that do have XBMC repositories for streaming live games if sportsnationhd don't have one. If you need to get geeky, the Pi is running Gotham 13.2 version of XBMC, and it helps the be a little bit savvy with SSH/telnet. I access the Pi for file management and backup, etc using PuTTY and PSCP from my laptop. You can call up a command line interface directly on the Pi using USB keyboard and mouse, but I find using SSH across the LAN is more convenient. It might sound daunting, but it is pretty straightforward. There are plenty of step by step guides out there for opensource and Linux, and as long as you can follow instructions you'll be fine. Personally I was flabbergasted at just how good the Pi is.

I've seen Liverpool, and seen what you can get for twenty-odd million. So I'm out.

Unsuccessful? In what way?

It's legal in Britain too. Unless you're white.

There will (or damn well should) be a significant uplift in worldwide commercial revenues if we join the "top-six" table and play European football. Not huge, but not to be sneezed at.

Paleontologists?

If you need any volunteers to smack her bottom...

I know it's not the direct answer you want, but I stream using a Raspberry Pi (£35 from Maplins) rather than a PC or laptop. The Pi is connected to the WiFi network with a USB dongle and output audio/video to the TV via short HDMI cable. I use Offside Streams (£10 a month) for all the live sport and lots of other channels. I use my phone as a remote for the Pi TV.

And Phoenix. I've seen that movie.

We sure dodged a bullet there, eh?

I watched the Bournemouth v Brighton game last night. I watched Boruc throw it out directly to a Brighton player. You don't get away with things like that in the PL.

Yeah, but we're only playing the teams below us in the league so far

It's also nice to see that, although they're not actually looking for a striker, they would take him on because they like him. It's great that money isn't a problem for them any more. Especially now that they've only got 36 in their squad.

I was trying to think of any good luck that Saints had ever had, and then I remembered that somebody paid us compensation to take George Burley off our hands.

Didn't we all.

Only those of you who are, like me, constantly plagued by the paparazzi will understand the true solace that can be found in a nondescript identity, pretending to be normal.

What a load of old nonsense. It happened many times before Hillsborough. It will happen again. A player celebrating scoring a goal won't cause it.

Even if you're a top 4 club in the PL you will still play more than 80% of your league games against teams that aren't.

No need to go that far. I would have thought just wearing same-colour shirts would be enough.

I guess we just got lucky. Again.

No no. Everything is absolutely crystal clear, as confirmed formally by Mr. Riddle, who is a proper architect AND a proper director. So if anybody should know, he's the man: Time seems to go backwards down on the Isle.

No you're not. You're telling us that your information is 100% correct, and anybody that doesn't agree with you doesn't know what they're talking about.

“I wasn’t right, but if I shout loudly enough for long enough you won’t realise that I was wrong.” I can't see how he could have got that from here.

Clearly. There's no place for a heterosexual white male in today's BBC.

Can I just butt in here and say I really, really hope not.