How to watch from the USA if we go down?

OK, since it appears we're going down (to my great sadness and dismay) my main question is this: how am I going to get to watch matches whilst we are in the Championship? I'm in the U.S. 4/5 of the year but have my computer set up to think I'm in the U.K. but it's a little dodgy). Is there any way to watch *every* (or close) to every match by a team in Championship online? C'mon, folks, I needs some hope here. I won't lie, I'll probably have to at least start following Man Utd (the team my son supports) just so I have something to watch on Saturday mornings, but even while I'm in the U.S., I need to watch Fulham if it's possible. Help me out.
James

 

Is every Championship match televised somewhere? My guess is that if it is televised somewhere, then someone will post it online.

I've watched nearly every match this year online and it cracks me up sometimes when I see the person on the other end going through their menus on either the cable or their computer.

 

They must have cameras at every match b/c they're able to show highlights for the Football League highlights shows. I know Sky only broadcast a handful of games per week though (which are broadcast on BeIn or FSC here). So is there an open feed without commentary and is it being transmitted or are they simply recording?

I guess our project for this summer will be to seek out some US supporters of clubs like Spam, the Toon, Reading, etc and see what they've done. A site like Big Soccer (if that's still around) would probably be a good start. That or hit up the bloggers on places like SBNation, etc and see what they have to say. And of course, we can contact FFC and ask as well (hello, Mike?). I was listening to Cottage Talk a few weeks ago ahead of the Newcastle match and the US Toon blogger they had on sounded like he was able to watch every match online via a Newcastle TV type setup the year they were down? He wasn't really clear on that and the hosts didn't ask any follow up questions. I may have to give it another listen. Maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention as I'm usually multi-tasking when I listen to that show.

Anyway, it doesn't look good, but it may not be quite as bleak as we're expecting.

 

Hell, they don't even get all the Premier League games on TV in England like we do in the US.

 

Yep, we can watch every match thanks to NBC, but those in England can't?!?! Crazy

 

The Championship currently licenses about 75 league games to Sky (that's about 1-2 per weekend). That package is then sold to outlets across the world, such as BeIn Sports here.

Yet because of the (stupid anachronistic) blackout laws in England, no games at 3pm GMT/10am EST can be televised domestically...a kickoff time which that encompasses like 98% of the entire Football League.

Do the math: unless Fulham are specifically playing at 1230 GMT (730 EST), or some random Friday afternoon, they won't be on tv. (That is unless the club offers some international channel, but I don't see that happening.)

So it's either GJ or ~15 seconds of pirated highlights on that god awful Football League Show.

Don't know about you but I'm going to find a new hobby in the interim

 

Championship teams have been putting up quality ~2 minute highlights the day after games on most youtube channels for the teams this season.

 

hey look even NASL has streaming options http://www.nasl.com/article/uuid/bs1lx4 ... asllivecom

 

It probably depends on whether we're in the top 6 in the table or not.