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was thinking that minder, also i dont think it was a square ball

you dont think it was a square ball - and you a referee 

thought it was a square ball at the time even from where i was sitting, just after watching it on TG4 and it was conclusive it was a square ball

[Dubious free's at both ends of the field tommy]

While I also didn't see a reason for your goal to be disallowed johnney the ref gave you a few dubious frees to keep you in the game first half and you had a man who should have walked after about ten minutes...

Dubious free's at both ends of the field tommy. Agreed about our corner back though, he would have walked most other days. Maybe he was given the benefit of the fact that the game wasn't long started. It probably did look a lot worse than it actually was but a sending off nonetheless

meant nothing to me who won, although would prefer the Antrim team to win

i think you must be still wearing those green tinted glasses johnny. out of interest what did each team score from play, in the first half galget got at least 4 scores from frees which IMO wrent scores. as for the square ball, it was a square ball no questions asked.

imo the better team won, the ref had a poor day but from where i was looking galget got more decisions than the Dall.

[anyway, however you do it, best way is to run a co-axial cable from the RF2 on the Sky+ box to your second TV]

damn, another question lol

do you have an attic / accessible roofspace - one or two storey house

anyway, however you do it, best way is to run a co-axial cable from the RF2 on the Sky+ box to your second TV
the magic eye is then attached to the end of the co-axial cable (2nd TV end) and then plugged into the TV, a little transmitter sits on the TV and you can then control the main box from the bedroom

you have to watch the same thing on both TV, if you want to watch different channels on both TV you can get Multi-room which is an extra £10 a month

EDIT - just read your first question - it doesnt cost anything extra per month for the first option

you need to run a cable from the back of your TV (in bedroom) to the Sky Box.

Bought the magic eye on ebay, but cant get the fcuker to work

Jack or Fionn, any ideas?

is the RF output turned on, at work and cant mind how to do it, it in the services menu somewhere.

also, make sure that none of the copper braid is touching the main wire inside, this stops the red-eye signal being sent back up to cable

its your TV Aerial cable - same stuff thats going from your Dish to your Sky box

get CT100 cable   (i think)

yeah they are cheap enough

you might need another remote though.

Item number: 360095444757  (ebay number)  this is fine

Item number: 250301392363 - or this if you dont need a remote

damn, another question lol

do you have an attic / accessible roofspace - one or two storey house

anyway, however you do it, best way is to run a co-axial cable from the RF2 on the Sky+ box to your second TV

the magic eye is then attached to the end of the co-axial cable (2nd TV end) and then plugged into the TV, a little transmitter sits on the TV and you can then control the main box from the bedroom

you have to watch the same thing on both TV, if you want to watch different channels on both TV you can get Multi-room which is an extra £10 a month

EDIT - just read your first question - it doesnt cost anything extra per month for the first option

Is there much setting up with a coax cable fionntamhnach?

Seen on ebay them magic eyes for £5 or so. Thought this sounded a bit cheap
Is that eye job as easy as plugging in the cable & off you go?


Jack,
currently have Sky+ in the living room. In the bedroom just have a standard TV which I watch using the TV's own aerial.

ah ok, yeah the magic eye is just plug in and go.

sorry for all the questions,

where does the cables from the dish come into your living room to your sky+ box

can you give a bit more detail of your set-up at the momemt

where is your sky box at present

do you get normal channel in the other rooms?

What is the best way of getting Sky into another room?
Think its about £10 a month extra to get it in each room, but then heard something about Sky Eye or Magic Eye or something
Anyone know if it works?

what way is your TV distributed to other rooms at the minute - have you Sky already

IMO Magic eyes are the best way to do it.

i think if you had a PC card with recording capabilities.

Take the RF output off the Sky box into your PC card aerial input.

dont quote me on it though.

just got it today, only played a couple of games though

its alot harder to score in FIFA09 than it was in FIFA08

will take some getting used to if youve played loads of FIFA08

Well FIFA09 is preordered- anyone else?

yep, and it would need to come today or there will be war

loads of people got it yesterday.

experienced or not JOS is crap and thats it

Yeah that is it. He is carp - great punditry there.

i dont pretend to be a great pundit

i think yesterday was enough to prove what is my opinion.

[more experienced player, like O'Shea or Brown]

I would respectfully suggest he watches neither as they are both completely crap.

He certainly watched Scotland's match against NI last month, when Evans was equally good!

Anyhow, it will be interesting to see whether Evans retains his place at Centre Back on Saturday, or whether Ferguson opts for a more experienced player, like O'Shea or Brown.

more experienced, i hate that sentence, experienced or not JOS is crap and thats it, i expect he will go with Brown in the middle and leave G Neville in RB

this is a nice little sony which is just out / coming out

sony 40W4500