No.Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
No. It'll be shit and I won't be able to watch most of the matches.Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
There's always a way to watch. I've seen feeds to all the games this seasonNo. It'll be shit and I won't be able to watch most of the matches.
**** off.Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
You are all lusting over something that is fickle and broken. The game is broken, morally corrupt and a mess. Take a step back and brush it off because they really don't give a shit about you.
You are all lusting over something that is fickle and broken. The game is financially corrupt, morally corrupt and a mess. Take a step back and brush it off because they really don't give a shit about you.
1 is bollocks. We had years of it last time & nobody enjoyed any of it until the day we won the ****ing thing in 2014 & ****ed off out of it.Has anybody actually considered that it might be more...
1. Enjoyable
2. Affordable
3. Realistic to working class life
There's always a way to watch. I've seen feeds to all the games this season
The EFL has a system called ifollow that streams all league games that aren't on TV.
If you're in the UK you can't use it to watch Saturday 3PM games, but you can if you're anywhere else in the world.
In the UK it costs £10ish a match. Overseas you can get a season pass for something like £140.
After next season there will be a change as Sky will be television a lot more EFL games and will be taking over the streaming operation.
Is there a reason Sky are doing more EFL games ? I haven't kept up with the TV deals. Are they losing a load of PL stuff to BT ?The EFL has a system called ifollow that streams all league games that aren't on TV.
If you're in the UK you can't use it to watch Saturday 3PM games, but you can if you're anywhere else in the world.
In the UK it costs £10ish a match. Overseas you can get a season pass for something like £140.
After next season there will be a change as Sky will be television a lot more EFL games and will be taking over the streaming operation.
Don't know why they're doing it.Is there a reason Sky are doing more EFL games ? I haven't kept up with the TV deals. Are they losing a load of PL stuff to BT ?
Cool. Last time we were in L1 the coverage was almost non existent. It'll be much better this time.Don't know why they're doing it.
The new contract was announced a few days ago.
Q&A: EFL & Sky Sports broadcast rights agreement
EFL Clubs have overwhelmingly approved a recommendation put forward by the EFL Board and Commercial Committee to enter into a new five-year broadcasting deal with Sky Sports worth £935m.www.efl.com
I met a bloke the other day who pays the full £35 rate for NOW. They walk among us.10 ****ing quid to watch a shit match when you can get sky for £20 a month. We're definitely back in the working man's world.
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