You won't have a choice, ifollow won't exist!Are there any benefits in keeping the yearly subscription if most matches will be on Sky? Not sure now. Might cancel
It will do; it just won’t be available in the UK.You won't have a choice, ifollow won't exist!
More red button was my understanding that’s why domestic I follow has gone.I wonder what it means for red button games. Maybe the increased number of games shown means there won’t also be bonus stream games on the red button as well. I can’t generally go to away games any more. I always buy a £10 iFollow pass for any available away games. I don’t think I’d ever go back to the full Sky subscription but it might make the other options like Now TV and Sky stream more attractive.
Ah, yes, you're right, missed the word Domestic. I always forget about folk swanning about ItalyIt will do; it just won’t be available in the UK.
and Doug has arranged that we have the Thursday and Friday slots at home in the same weekSo by the sounds of it, likely kick off times to include: -
5pm Friday - before Friday night PL fixture.
9:30am Sunday - before PL fixture.
Midnight on Thursday.
I wouldn't expect that to change. All matches this season, including those on sky, get the full replay on ifollow. Think this will only apply to watching live on ifollow.We normally watch the games again the next day on ifollow (there's no hope for us!). Will that still be available from next season?
I actually started writing an outraged response to this (having only skim-read the 5pm Friday one) before I realised you're clearly jokingSo by the sounds of it, likely kick off times to include: -
5pm Friday - before Friday night PL fixture.
9:30am Sunday - before PL fixture.
Midnight on Thursday.
Guess they'll be on at the same time as any BT sports / TNT Premier league matchesSo by the sounds of it, likely kick off times to include: -
5pm Friday - before Friday night PL fixture.
9:30am Sunday - before PL fixture.
Midnight on Thursday.
It’s a deal worth 50% more in revenues compared to the last deal, so you’d assume/hope so.Does this at least get the club more TV money? Or is this another thing forced on us?
I think the whole 3pm black out needs looking at. As it stands if you want to watch the games you can anyway, they aren't going to beat the streamers, may as well monetise it for the clubs.
I'm not actually sure how much it would really effect the crowds either. people go to the matches for a whole experience. Instead they are going to spread games through out the week so they can show more, seems a bit backwards to me.
So by the sounds of it, likely kick off times to include: -
5pm Friday - before Friday night PL fixture.
9:30am Sunday - before PL fixture.
Midnight on Thursday.
Based on my dealings with them, I think they’ve invested more money in clamping down on VPN use. I suspect it’ll be ramped up again with the Sky deal coming in.
where does it say it won’t exist? Just no domestic live matches, isn’t it. I assume it will still exist for live radio commentary on matches, re-runs after 24 hour and all highlights and interview or is it everything.You won't have a choice, ifollow won't exist!
Aye, I may have gone a tad early with that statementwhere does it say it won’t exist? Just no domestic live matches, isn’t it. I assume it will still exist for live radio commentary on matches, re-runs after 24 hour and all highlights and interview or is it everything.
But is every game live on sky or just most of them?Ah, yes, you're right, missed the word Domestic. I always forget about folk swanning about Italy...
Will matches still be available to watch via iFollow, or Clubs’ alternative streaming services?
- From the 2024/25 season onward, this new deal with Sky Sports will effectively replace the EFL’s domestic video streaming option provided via iFollow and club streaming services
- Audio services will remain alongside existing audio-visual arrangements for international audiences.
As Sky will be involved, I suspect they’ll clamp down further and you’ll struggle unless you’ve got an overseas address and card.But is every game live on sky or just most of them?
If only 5 of 12 live then it's prob still worth getting ifollow overseas package with VPN?
Good job I live abroad thenAs Sky will be involved, I suspect they’ll clamp down further and you’ll struggle unless you’ve got an overseas address and card.
More worth finding a reliable streaming siteBut is every game live on sky or just most of them?
If only 5 of 12 live then it's prob still worth getting ifollow overseas package with VPN?
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