Doesn’t look like it:Anybody know if QPR is on international ifollow?
Anybody know if QPR is on international ifollow?
Wasn't complaining I was annoyed... I also prefer to buy a quality product let's say from the club shop rather than the substandard ifollow coverage which I did subscribe to when I first moved abroad but they let me down so many times I wont fund them anymore.
Could you let me know how much of the fee goes to the club??? As you have your finger on the financial pulse...
Interesting
iFOLLOW FINANCIAL BENEFITS OUTLINED
The club has moved to outline the financial benefits of match-by-match iFollow video pass packages. City return to action in the Carabao Cup tomorrow evening (7.00pm) and supporters can catch every minute of the second-round clash with Lincoln City LIVE - for just £10 - by CLICKING HERE.www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk
Interesting
iFOLLOW FINANCIAL BENEFITS OUTLINED
The club has moved to outline the financial benefits of match-by-match iFollow video pass packages. City return to action in the Carabao Cup tomorrow evening (7.00pm) and supporters can catch every minute of the second-round clash with Lincoln City LIVE - for just £10 - by CLICKING HERE.www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk
I don't think it's fair to include the away ifollow games.It's expensive, pay for your season ticket and championship package.. Plus pay what looks like 230 quid for away games on ifollow plus certain cup games..
Im happy to pay out if I'm there in person but this is one reason fans use dodgy streams
Looks like its over 500 pound to watch the club this season and there's a chance I'm not watching them in person . Not happening
NEWS: Coventry City's game against QPR to be live on Sky Sports
Coventry City's home game against Queens Park Rangers has been selected for live coverage by Sky Sports.www.ccfc.co.uk
Fans who buy a Championship Club Membership Season Ticket will still be able to stream the game, however as this game has been selected by Sky Sports this means that Match Passes for other supporters to watch via iFollow will not be available.
No but I normally attend matches in person, im effectively paying for 2 season tickets and not seeing the club play in person... I go every game every season home and away, how much do city normally get from my away tickets?I don't think it's fair to include the away ifollow games.
You don't include your away ticket costs in your normal season ticket.
That is also unfair, I get not making it available for non STHs but in a normal season you play your season ticket and you get access to all games no matter if they're on sky or not.I'm now hearing that ifollow won't be available for the QPR game full-stop, even for those with CCM+st.
The QPR match isn’t available for ST holders on iFollow.Doesn’t look like it:
“Fans who buy a Championship Club Membership Season Ticket will still be able to stream the game, however as this game has been selected by Sky Sports this means that Match Passes for other supporters to watch via iFollow will not be available.”
NEWS: Coventry City's game against QPR to be live on Sky Sports
Coventry City's home game against Queens Park Rangers has been selected for live coverage by Sky Sports.www.ccfc.co.uk
And I'll continue reporting themNo but I normally attend matches in person, im effectively paying for 2 season tickets and not seeing the club play in person... I go every game every season home and away, how much do city normally get from my away tickets?
il continue to watch streams for the away games...
It's expensive, pay for your season ticket and championship package.. Plus pay what looks like 230 quid for away games on ifollow plus certain cup games..
Im happy to pay out if I'm there in person but this is one reason fans use dodgy streams
Looks like its over 500 pound to watch the club this season and there's a chance I'm not watching them in person . Not happening
Because that doesn't give you an excuse to pay nothing.Why would somebody pay £500? You can just get a season pass for £160 if you really wanted to which is home and away.
Hopefully the dodgy streams do all get shut down.
And I'll continue reporting them
Why would somebody pay £500? You can just get a season pass for £160 if you really wanted to which is home and away.
Hopefully the dodgy streams do all get shut down.
Ok fair enough, it's 420 pound for every league game home and away... Stay in the Cup potentially more
Indeed, that question was about international iFollow subscribers though, who also can’t get it on iFollow.The QPR match isn’t available for ST holders on iFollow.
No because as I've said I had to purchase the championship member thing to get the home games on ifollow and the season ticket on top... 260 quid for just home games that doesn't include away ifollowNo, if it's about keeping costs down you can just get them all for £160. Home and Away.
Then you have the odd cup one.
No because as I've said I had to purchase the championship member thing to get the home games on ifollow and the season ticket on top... 260 quid for just home games
You don't have to purchase the membership to get the home games.
If you solely want iFollow, you pay £160 a year home and away.
I wanted a season ticket with the club... I paid 260 pound for the championship membership which includes home games on ifollow and a season ticket
And that's cool, but the argument is I'd have to pay a further 160 pound to watch away matches to save cost... Not doing itNot really that bad then is it?
I was talking if it was purely about cost. You can watch them all in the league (well apart from sky) for £160 if you want to, you paid more because you wanted a season ticket and the other benefits (as did I).
And that's cool, but the argument is I'd have to pay a further 160 pound to watch away matches to save cost... Not doing it
Are away matches covered by your normal season ticket usually?
No but the club don't get any of away day ticket money do they and I get to watch them in person
What's the club getting any money got to do with it?
Exactly... So don't moan about streams
Exactly what?
Not too sure what you have proven?
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