Flashscores help?

Best way to get alerts for goals i think go to 365 on your phone, go to matches where you would like info, like goals, sending-off, penalties and just set the alerts you wish for that specific match, if goal is scored your phone will get goal sound everythime, or any other happenings in the game.

Stroodle
Cheers for that , but I need it fixed on my computer as I always have it next to me while watching tv and betting on sport (horses football)so I could do with the cheering sound to confirm a goal if I am studying racing .

Did u check the settings? Top right hand corner. U may have inadvertently muted sound notifications.

Thanks Themightymac
I am not very savvy with computers (only use them for betting)but i will try to see if anything looks wrong on settings .

FUTBOL24 have good alerts also SOFASCORE is a good live score site.

Cheers Pat
I will have a look .

dont like this new thingthey have...a red dot appears just before a goal...but sometimes a red dot and no goal..very annoying.

Sonofshinner
Yesterday I ran Flashscores and Futbal24 side by side and Futbal24 were much quicker at confirming a goal and not once did they flash up "goal disallowed" .It is a bit harder to negotiate the site but is worth trying .So thanks to Pat I can now be on my racing pages and still hear when a goal is scored.(would still like to know what is wrong with my Flashscores page though)

i think flashscores has gone way downhill in the last year or so, lots of delays and i've seen plenty of occasions whee the time ticks on but the scoreline doesn't change, so effectively they are misreporting scores. it could be some sort of browser or cookie issue but that used to be a criticism we all levied at betfair when they had their own live score service. the red dot thing hasn't helped. i think that, as they have tried to cover more and more leagues and get more and more clever, their software hasn't kept up somehow but i'm no expert on what is really going on either. suffice to say i would never rely solely on them for in play scores, or anyone else for that matter.