My Car insurance today robbing f**"ers .Need a proper announcement on this, ifollow auto renews on 25 August.
Said the clubs keep the revenue in the tweet above, which I read as from their own home games.Does the Sky way average out the return across clubs .
Or am I not getting this ?
It’s all a bit confusing.So what are iFollow taking my money for now?
They will still be showing games for "overseas" customers?So what are iFollow taking my money for now?
They will still be showing games for "overseas" customers?
So am I best off cancelling my iFollow sub and buying a UK one so I can watch home and away games?
I want the shirt and maybe the ST if we get back into games (though I'm happy to wait until it's 50% allowed and buy tickets), and want to watch all away games all season on iFollow. I do not want to pay £480 for the pleasure.
Help me SBT my family is starving!
The season ticket thing they've annouced is home games only on ifollow. You'll need to pay another £10 for every away game. If ifollow is as before its home and away (although not all championship teams are signed up). Would make ifollow the cheaper option for those 'overseas'.So am I best off cancelling my iFollow sub and buying a UK one so I can watch home and away games?
I want the shirt and maybe the ST if we get back into games (though I'm happy to wait until it's 50% allowed and buy tickets), and want to watch all away games all season on iFollow. I do not want to pay £490 (£260 ST + £230 in away games) for the pleasure.
Help me SBT my family is starving!
If the overseas ifollow is the same as previous seasons that's a pretty big difference compared to the cost in the UK which, if it runs all season, will end up being £460.Hopefully this doesn’t impact ifollow for those of us who actually live abroad
The season ticket thing they've annouced is home games only on ifollow. You'll need to pay another £10 for every away game. If ifollow is as before its home and away (although not all championship teams are signed up). Would make ifollow the cheaper option for those 'overseas'.
I'm tempted to get the shirt, its a gamble on if you think the streaming will last all season. Suspect the ifollow pricing in the UK will be higher than for those living 'overseas'. Surprised they haven't jacked the overseas price up as well to be honest.
I think its sky allowing ifollow uk to show all games including televised so that club a can sell season tickets in a different wayI suspect the club will clarify this in due course but I’d hope that when I purchase my ST/membership I’ll have the option of watching via my sky package at no extra charge instead of the shitty and temperamental ifollow stream. Maybe I’ve not read this correctly?
I’m a bit worried that they might be better at spotting VPNs following the ‘large update’ they did over the summer. I had issues with a couple of games last year and gave up. Be annoying to spend money on a pass and it not work, and I’m not sure how the request for a refund would work - although I suppose you could say you’d been moved back to the UK unexpectedly or something.This is what I'm saying. It's probably cheaper to buy the overseas iFollow just for away games anyway, then get the ST so you get the shirt (and the ST itself) on top?
I’m a bit worried that they might be better at spotting VPNs following the ‘large update’ they did over the summer. I had issues with a couple of games last year and gave up. Be annoying to spend money on a pass and it not work, and I’m not sure how the request for a refund would work - although I suppose you could say you’d been moved back to the UK unexpectedly or something.
If you want to watch in the ground at any point though, a ST has to be one of your options I’d have thought.
Think I’m going to stick with Sky and ST for now and see how it works out.
FWIW, if this is correct I hope it sticks after COVID - I think the EFL is missing a huge revenue stream by denying ppl to watch on TV. I doubt that live attendance would be affected much - it's a much better experience for those that live close and can attend easily.
The genie is out the bottle now, might be hard to go back. Even if they open grounds up completely there will still be people who are nervous about going and prefer to stay at home. Are they going to turn down their money?FWIW, if this is correct I hope it sticks after COVID - I think the EFL is missing a huge revenue stream by denying ppl to watch on TV. I doubt that live attendance would be affected much - it's a much better experience for those that live close and can attend easily.
Whatever way gives the Club the most here.
I don’t think you’ll see away fans for a long time yet!It would massively affect attendances, particularly for away fans.
I think all of the non 3pm Saturday games are on Sky (second hand info from a forest fan) or certainly the midweek ones.This is a good point. I weirdly had access without a VPN all last season and now it doesn’t work.
Are all the games on Sky? I’m thinking at this rate it’s best to go £10/game away then as I won’t watch anything else on Sky and I assume it’s more expensive on average than 2-3 games a month?
Yeah, I guess - probably me being thick, but the complicated bit for me is away games and overlap (I’ll be paying Sky and CCFC for access to the same games). An iFollow season pass (to make sure I’ve got away games covered) on top of that would mean I was paying 3 times in some cases.Think people are overcomplicating this.
You can buy a season ticket which will give you access to a stream of all home games while playing behind BCD, even games being shown live on Sky.
If you don't have a season ticket you can buy the stream for a single match for £10. All home games will be streamed and away games for teams who are part of the EFL Digital agreement (while BCD). Would guess that clubs that aren't part of the agreement will also offer streams on their own platforms.
Sky will continue with the same EFL coverage they usually have but games being shown live on Sky will no longer mean clubs can't stream them.
Completely disagree with this. As soon as COVID is over, 3pm KO should be off TV. There's already too many reasons for people not to go to the game, there shouldn't be another.FWIW, if this is correct I hope it sticks after COVID - I think the EFL is missing a huge revenue stream by denying ppl to watch on TV. I doubt that live attendance would be affected much - it's a much better experience for those that live close and can attend easily.
Why not just go for an extreme titanium stream app.im hoping they will do team packages, £460 to watch all the games seems a bit steep.
Why not just go for an extreme titanium stream app.
£80 a year and you get all the Sky Sports, all Sky Movies, all films that haven't even been made yet and to sleep with Jennifer Lawrence, her sister and all her cousins. You also get a free Fortnum and Mason hamper pack and a luxury yacht thrown in for good measure.
Taylor Swift also comes round and empties your bins every other Tuesday.
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