Next season?? - Page 39

monkey hanger · 16-08-2020, 07:23

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Originally Posted by andyd

I wouldn't go that far but Linfield to me was better than Zanzala even if it was just for keeping on his feet.

never thought i,d agree with a statement like that but i do 100 per cent.

andyd · 18-08-2020, 18:30

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Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

Has Aaron Chapman put pen to paper yet ?

Little bird told me he's only here training won't be signing.

Twenty Eight · 18-08-2020, 20:00

Thats correct. Shame really. Understand we are looking at a 12 month loan for a keeper.

andyd · 18-08-2020, 20:12

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Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

Thats correct. Shame really. Understand we are looking at a 12 month loan for a keeper.

Don't think we will make any more permanent signings myself down to present unforeseeable and unpredictable future.

andyd · 19-08-2020, 19:09

Meeting with club and supporters club today about return of football to the Wham good read when fans back it will be around 1500 max.

andyd · 22-08-2020, 10:32

Streaming of all games allowed until 50% crowds back season ticket holders free anyone else,£10 all home clubs to keep revenue.

cashman · 22-08-2020, 12:06

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Originally Posted by andyd

Streaming of all games allowed until 50% crowds back season ticket holders free anyone else,£10 all home clubs to keep revenue.

where yeh got that info from andyd?

LongLostSon · 22-08-2020, 12:58

As an Accy exile I was hoping this might be the case. EFL have emailed me to visit Stanley website from tues 25th to re-register/re-subscribe for coming season. Was £4pm for radio comm + £10 if they happened to stream a game live. My calendar duly noted.

Chewbacca · 22-08-2020, 13:16

All news sources point to the Daily MAil artcle last night and a deal with Sky to show it on our own websites.

Championship sides keep what they sell. L1&L2 to have a more complicated distribution formula to take account of the big disparity in the size of clubs.

Whilst it says free to ST holders, clubs will inevitably looking at charging full price for STs even for people who won't bother with a stream. On the other hands some fans might want to stay away all season and buy a virtual one, but at £10 per game it is ridiculous.

StanleyJosh · 22-08-2020, 13:36

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Originally Posted by Chewbacca

All news sources point to the Daily MAil artcle last night and a deal with Sky to show it on our own websites.

Championship sides keep what they sell. L1&L2 to have a more complicated distribution formula to take account of the big disparity in the size of clubs.

Whilst it says free to ST holders, clubs will inevitably looking at charging full price for STs even for people who won't bother with a stream. On the other hands some fans might want to stay away all season and buy a virtual one, but at £10 per game it is ridiculous.

How much would you charge?

Chewbacca · 22-08-2020, 17:30

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

How much would you charge?

I it is internet only - max £10 a month for all EFL games that month including any club. Certainly not match day pro-rata prices for season tickets holding, "including" it in the price of the season ticket and giving them zero choice.

We lost 6 games last year, how many more this year?

MikeA · 22-08-2020, 18:20

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Originally Posted by andyd

Streaming of all games allowed until 50% crowds back season ticket holders free anyone else,£10 all home clubs to keep revenue.

Can you post a link, please?

Mr T · 22-08-2020, 18:35

Mike and all;

No idea where this "info" is coming from

EFL Board Update last night said they were close to a deal with all parties but not yet fully sorted.

Surely Club owners/ Senior Execs should know before the Daily Mail ??

Rick Parry has been asked good questions at recent online Exec meetings and has said please IF I give you my "thoughts" I don't want those thoughts on the back page of a national paper.

Yes, sure there will be streaming for non Sky games (BCD), work to do on Article 48 (3pm sat black out) but guessing home games free as part of ST package; all other games £10 per game

My gut feeling only

VALAIRIAN · 22-08-2020, 18:52

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Originally Posted by Mr T

Mike and all;

No idea where this "info" is coming from

EFL Board Update last night said they were close to a deal with all parties but not yet fully sorted.

Surely Club owners/ Senior Execs should know before the Daily Mail ??

Rick Parry has been asked good questions at recent online Exec meetings and has said please IF I give you my "thoughts" I don't want those thoughts on the back page of a national paper.

Yes, sure there will be streaming for non Sky games (BCD), work to do on Article 48 (3pm sat black out) but guessing home games free as part of ST package; all other games £10 per game

My gut feeling only

Cheers for update mate

StanleyJosh · 22-08-2020, 18:57

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Originally Posted by Chewbacca

I it is internet only - max £10 a month for all EFL games that month including any club. Certainly not match day pro-rata prices for season tickets holding, "including" it in the price of the season ticket and giving them zero choice.

We lost 6 games last year, how many more this year?

Lost 6 games that a refund was available for.
£10 for as many people to watch it in a household.
4x £20 tickets could be lost for 1x £10 iFollow ticket.
Not to mention loss in other spends on a match day.

IF I spent £20 on a match day ticket for a game, in unusual circumstances such as now I would have no problem paying £20 for iFollow.
Just my opinion and appreciate everyone is different.