Listening to the Boro match out of the area...

[Backofthenet]

I go to the games but my son is in uni at Leeds. How does he listen to it? He said online it goes off as the game kicks off. Any info appreciated

 

[TeaCider]

He can pay £3 on the club website to listen to the BBC Tees commentary.

Though he could also watch the match on the club website (with commentary) for £10 if he uses a VPN.

 

[weemoby]

Via the MFC Live website (and the MFC app if required).

It costs £3 per game to get an audio stream of the BBC Tees commentary.

 

[Davey_C]

You have to pay if you live outside the BBC Tees catchment area. Couldn't even pick it up on my radio in Newcastle yesterday. In the car going south you start to lose it once south of Northallerton on the A19

The new Bilsdale transmitter isnt a patch on the old one

 

[Backofthenet]

Cheers chaps

 

[Boro4life]

Can get an annual pass on mfc to listen to it online. They will also be videos available on streaming sites or via mfc with vpn

 

[pierrequiroule]

Navigation is a problem for some people. Hit the red Boro LIVE tab, top right on the Homepage and then scroll down to find the purchase options.
FAQs here. https://www.mfc.co.uk/videos/faqs

 

[Dybuk]

You can also get an annual video pass for £170 now

 

[RG Red]

He could listen in via a TV if it has freeview.
I’m in Newcastle, DAB radio blocked, but Radio Tres commentary comes through TV no problem.

 

[atypical_boro]

There’s no way of him watching all football matches, including Boro, for approx £50 a year. Just pointing this out. No way at all.

 

[r00fie1]

VPN - Belgium or Australia and you can watch it live for £10

 

[TeaCider]

I forgot it was Tuesday tomorrow, he doesn't even need a VPN to watch.

You can watch it legitimately in the UK for £10 when it's a mid-week match and not live on Sky.

Far better quality than the red button too.