I just moved to costa rica ..

[teaserpleaser]

Chilidog happy birthday my man! What kind of games can you watch down there. Espn, espn 2, fox sports, versus, yes network?

[TobiasFunke]

So let me get this right, nobody just moves to this country ? Well let me tell you , i did and i have always wanted to so what the F? You must have a mental problem, tell me why ass breath ? And who in the hell are you? I have lived in many countries and yes i just moved to them because i can. I guess you are stuck in a place that you are not happy with and probably live with and mooch off your mommy, Right ? Maybe one day you will get out of mommy's house and see the world like a real man you ignorant fool. Get a job and work for a living for 45+ years like me and then enjoy this beautiful world. I am here in Costa Rica and i now live in a great house i found in santa ana. As far as work i really dont have to work but i thought it would be cool to work a few hours a week and meet some people and i hope i never meet you, you thick headed butt face. Looking on how many posts you have here i guess you found your niche, which is nothing except writing really bad posts and putting others down, hey buddy get a real job. To all the others thanks for your insight and have a great day. MB32

[DwightShrute]

in Escazu, there's the Time Out Tavern, which is probably the best sports bar in CR.

No question about it Chili

Steve and his wife and brother Glen are as good as it gets. I'll but ya a beer during football season

[chilidog]

Chilidog happy birthday my man! What kind of games can you watch down there. Espn, espn 2, fox sports, versus, yes network?

Thanks

We have ... espn, espn2, fox sports, and tdn (mexican sports channel that ufc has a contract with) on regular cable. with digital cable, you can add in nba-tv and the golf network. skytv, dish network, and directv are also available. keep in mind that these channels are the special latin american versions. they are not the same american channels. everything is in spanish, and they frequently play soccer all the time.

we also get the 3 main network channels from the states... abc, cbs, nbc, broadcast in english. my network channels come out of denver, colorado, which is a little cool, since i used to live there for about a year. so when one fo those 3 networks are playing a game, we get it, with freakin english commentators

To be honest, the selection of sports here on TV sucks ass. It's all spanish commentary, and it seems that american sports take the last possible rung for availability. It's like, they'd rather show african volleyball than baseball. It has been a little bit better lately, but for the most part, I go to sports bars to watch what I want. Time Out has every freakin game on possible, and it's always better watching games with other gringos