Mr Sheep

I asked them about it last year and they said they had no plans to offer the service to macs. I can view most other windows media stuff around the net with flip4mac ( http://tinyurl.com/26ob8g ) and it seems to work well enough for the Canaries World teaser content, although I''ve not taken the plunge to see if it works for audio.

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[quote user="Adam_Newcastle91"][quote user="Heeley5"]Love it if we beat them!!!!! love it!!!!![/quote] Norwich beating us hahaha take up stand up comedy please im in stitches [/quote]And there''s me thinking Heeley was quoting Keegan''s mad rant at Fergie on Sky Sports!

Don''t worry, I haven''t signed up for it, I''m not that divvy. I just had a pop at them for not being mac-friendly. I read up on the drm-stuff and it''s also the same for BBCi and C4 OnDemand, and it''s really frustrating.  I bought a mac when Canaries World still supported Macs a few years ago (they used Realplayer for the commentaries) so I think it''s fair for me to complain.I use a mac for work (I''m an illustrator) and it''s a product I''m far more comfortable with them than PCs (I''ve tried both).The BBC promise to  allow mac users access to their DRM stuff soon, so hopefully Canaries World will use the same technology too.

Well, yesterday I complained about their lack of mac computer access and asked a few questions. But all I received was a long anonymous form letter explaining that due to pirating they won''t be changing systems in the future; for some reason mac users are being penalised. All my various point and questions were ignored. Nice. All I want to do is listen to the live commentary when there''s a match on, but as I''m an exiled canary living in London I can''t listen to Radio Norfolk.The whole thing doesn''t sit right in my mind, in fact the whole set-up stinks.Oh, whatever. If they don''t want my money, then stuff ''em.

Well, somehow I was able to listen to the first half on Norfolk Radio online, but then it was taken down, I guess because of "Canaries World"''s contract.But I use a Mac computer and Canaries World for some stupid reason aren''t Mac-compatible!!! How is a London-based fan/mac user supposed to listen to the commentary? I''m completely stuffed. Surely that''s against my human rights or something?  (grabbing at straws I know).

If I remember correctly, when he took over at Newcastle he did a blinding job in his first season (took over from Bobby Robson?), but in his next season he was blighted by many big injuries and couldn''t really recover from losing so many top players.

Well, if anyone''s going to know, it has to be God. Thanks God!