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Post by SuttonUnitedFCtv on May 9, 2018 22:38:14 GMT
Despite not being promoted to the EFL this season, where all matches are available to stream live outside the UK. We wonder how much interest there would be in a live service? It would be pay per view, either for a season ticket or on a match by match basis.
Its all part of a major review on what we do..
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Post by usus2 on May 10, 2018 0:31:35 GMT
Obviously it would depend on the cost but I am certainly interested. At the moment we get most of the EPL games free to air but they are moving more and more to subscription Channels so I’m going to pay for a live footie fix either.
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Post by swedishchapter on May 10, 2018 8:05:54 GMT
I would welcome a service like this, no matter the cost! 😎👍💛
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Post by smiffydownunder on May 10, 2018 12:47:24 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am.
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Post by davethegrave on May 10, 2018 19:49:52 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am. What kind of a supporter are you? |
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Post by trev on May 10, 2018 20:05:32 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am. What kind of a supporter are you? An antipodean one. |
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Post by brisfitboy on May 10, 2018 21:38:45 GMT
What kind of a supporter are you? An antipodean one. I’ve heard of people who don’t like aeroplanes being anti aircraft and people who don’t like flowers being anti rrhinum, but what League does Podean play in and why doesn’t he like them? |
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Post by SuttonUnitedFCtv on May 10, 2018 22:33:47 GMT
I would welcome a service like this, no matter the cost! 😎👍💛 Thats that sorted then , its £500k for you and everyone else gets it free  |
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Post by SuttonUnitedFCtv on May 10, 2018 22:34:53 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am. The match would be available on demand, so you could simply watch it when most suits you. |
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Post by smiffydownunder on May 10, 2018 23:08:23 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am. What kind of a supporter are you? One who needs his sleep (: |
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Post by smiffydownunder on May 10, 2018 23:10:14 GMT
A pay per view service would be much more attractive for me and this is purely because of the time difference. I am much more likely to watch games played in between August - October and April - May when there is a time difference of eight and a half hours. Once you revert to GMT ( wintertime) we go forward to our summertime and the time difference of 10.5 hours just isn't realistic to stay up and start watching a game kicking off at 1.30am. The match would be available on demand, so you could simply watch it when most suits you. On demand works for me, that would be excellent. |
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Post by hobart on May 11, 2018 7:46:54 GMT
Ditto for me here in Hobart as with Smiffy - on demand perfect - beauty sleep protected.
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Post by timbo on May 11, 2018 23:24:12 GMT
I know that the BT games are readily available via streams, if you have enough internet strength which I usually don't.
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Post by smiffydownunder on May 12, 2018 13:40:34 GMT
I know that the BT games are readily available via streams, if you have enough internet strength which I usually don't. I have trouble finding a stream for BT Sport here in Oz. I managed it once , against Tranmere , our first time on BT Sport I beleive, and after that it has been nigh on impossible. |
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Post by SuttonUnitedFCtv on May 12, 2018 21:27:11 GMT
We are going to need more than 3 subscribers, we must have other overseas customers?
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