Gordon Brown has entered the row over the England football team's TV rights expressing disappointment millions were unable to see Wednesday's game.
The Prime Minister said supporters wanted to know why many were unable to see the match live, after Setanta bought up the rights for the Croatia tie in Zagreb.
His comments come after days of controversy over how major terrestrial broadcasters were shut out from even showing highlights of the game.
As a result, the uplifting win was watched by millions less than normal, as many people were unable to see any coverage of the of the game
Support: Gordon Brown wants to know why many fans were unable to see the match live
Setanta had earlier in the evening shown full live coverage of England's impressive 4-1 win over Croatia.
This is all down to the FA, who sold the rights to the England games.
222,000 watched the game, if it was on terrestrial TV, it would have been in the millions.
Come on Gordon, whip some rear ends.
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