Evo1883
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It's more to do with the fact that there is a chance I won't see them in person all season... It's gone now anyway I've said what I feel
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It's more to do with the fact that there is a chance I won't see them in person all season... It's gone now anyway I've said what I feel
Mucca Mad Boys
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Including cup matches, I would probably total around £500 if you bought every single game individually.
Why don’t people know more about the Championship membership? It’s very good value. You get 22 home games (minus QPR) - which is already covers every home game on iFollow. Then, you get a special edition home shirt, which is valued at around £47. My little brother wears men’s sized shirts, and his membership cost £66 - can’t knock it.
As you say, most people would go to a pub, buy a beer or two, maybe get a taxi/bus there and back, and that would cost more than £10.
In my view, we’ve offered very fair prices for season tickets and so on for a few seasons now.
Nick
Administrator
Because people aren't interested in knowing.
The same as when they say they don't go to games because its too expensive but they don't know how much tickets are.
Mucca Mad Boys
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I stream quite a lot of sports, Premier league and the NBA playoffs at the minute.
But, for the hassle of paying £10 to watch a stream of my team’s games that is reliable and doesn’t crash (in my experience, anyway) is well worth the money. The club get almost of the money too.
I’d like iFollow to be extended for games where games are at capacity. Last season, there were a few times I couldn’t get an away ticket in the general sale - iFollow would be a good top for clubs who have small away ends for big teams. For example, a lot of clubs would make loss of money off of Sunderland fans in L1.
Could revolutionise League 1 and L2.
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£10 per match is not much and cheaper than going to matches with all travel and other costs involved too, especially for away matches. If you can't afford all matches just buy those you can afford
Mucca Mad Boys
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Pretty much. There are people on low-incomes who have ST at Premiership clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool and so on. If people really want to go, they’ll go whether it’s £5 or £50.
If things were that desperate, you could quite ask a few friends if they wanted to come over and split the costs. Most people would have 1 person they could watch it with.
Liquid Gold
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What's he saying? Must be gutted he has to find a job now can't be making money from streams.
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
Last night I purchased the game and couldn't get it working on the app, so checked on iptv and they had a working link, all game no crash. So I just gave my old man my ifollow log in to watch on his phone on browser because I found out it worked on there a couple minutes after kick off.
So far this season I've paid for both away matches.. If it doesn't work on my iptv I will purchase.. If it does I won't.
I could ofcourse just go round my mates as somebody stated and watch it free anyway through his ifollow
no difference
Greggs
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Calling people out for being grasses and basically getting his cock sucked by all his Facebook followers and freeloaders
mark82
Super Moderator
Grown men calling people grasses makes me laugh. How do these people get by in society?
Let's be honest, the club will have been aware of this for some time. iFollow is more important than ever this year, so they'll likely try to get anything like this shut down. It's a bit of a losing battle, but they're a business and this is taking revenue away from them.
robbiekeane
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Dregs of society
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
Sheltered life mate yea? I mean they aren't actually the dregs of society are they ffs
pusbccfc
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Course he is. The bloke isn't going to get paid for doing illegal streaming anymore.
fernandopartridge
Well-Known Member
I have used Oggy Oi in the past but I'm inclined to pay this season. TBH a day out to a single has cost me £200 or more so paying a tenner for one match is nothing really.
robbiekeane
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No i wouldn’t say I have. Hit a nerve?Sheltered life mate yea? I mean they aren't actually the dregs of society are they ffs
So called fans of the club trying to make a profit at the expense of their own football club and then throwing their rattle out of the pram and calling people grasses/snitches when they’ve been caught doing something illegal, says a lot about their character. Disgraceful and pathetic to be honest
Evo1883
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Robbie mate, I doubt there are very many people on here that haven't watched an illegal stream of some sort or purchased a copied movie on DVD a few years back.... ALL BREAKING THE LAW .. Infact nick himself says he does but not with city... So I mean there's clearly alot of hypocrisy within this whole debate... The term grass is just another word for telling on people, it's a perfectly reasonable phrase.
Give yourself a pat on the back though if reporting streams are your thing...most people just think its a bit sad
Greggs
Well-Known Member
Grass
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
He grassed on himself but I mean you nearly got it right
Greggs
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cheer up, fucking hell!!
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
Sorry mate, but I cant for the life of me understand why people are so bothered about what other people do... It's like the melts that phone up ofcom when they don't like something on TV... Get a grip like who has the time or effort to care so much
robbiekeane
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If you can't see the difference between purchasing a pirated version of a DVD which is taking money off extremely greedy billionaire hollywood studios, and streaming (or actually the particular topic we are discussing is the selling thousands of streams for personal gain...) your local football clubs game who are widely considered to have one of the lowest budgets in their current league and no stadium, no gate receipts given the global pandemic we are in, currently making the step up a division, and offering an affordable legitimate alternative, then there's really no hope in debating with you further....
Evo1883
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So I'm OK stealing a bottle of booze from sainsburys but not my local off license
You're argument is solely emotional...
robbiekeane
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What on earth are you talking about? Did I miss a post somewhere?So I'm OK stealing a bottle of booze from sainsburies but not my local off license
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
You said there is a difference between stealing off a big corporation and a football club who needs the money... I thought the analogy I gave was actually quite perfect... There's no difference
robbiekeane
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Then unfortunately you're not intelligent enough to have a meaningful debate with. Have a great day
Evo1883
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Stealing is stealing, whether it's from a little old lady or amazon... That's fact and you're wrong
Greggs
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Some people seem to strive living a hyper tense lifestyle mate, always need to be moaning or fretting over something. My comment to you was in jest anyways.
Greggs
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I agree, but your argument isn't balanced pal. But, i get your point.
Greggs
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me and my dad got in on kids tickets for 2 years (when we were REALLY shit at the Ricoh) hahaRemember years ago when we used to sneak in with our mates under the turnstiles at HR, or fans used to throw their season tickets down to their mates etc etc etc....
SeaSeeEffCee
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I just hope no-one who illegally streams the games has the temerity to moan about any lack of investment in the near future if we're struggling and can't afford to buy anyone in Jan.
Evo1883
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happens at every club no doubt