redrobo wrote:
Maybe our club should do the same to keep fans up to date with the clubs plans of how to manage the problems ahead.
tim-sanchez wrote:Being allowed to stream every match would be a great move, but I wonder how it will affect away attendances. I can't imagine many making the journey to Exeter on a Tuesday night in January if you can watch the game at home.
redrobo wrote:I assume that this will only be available to those who have Sky.....
Freez wrote: It’s up in the air.
redrobo wrote:Excuse my ignorance but in order to watch forthcoming EFL2 games is it necessary to pay to subscribe to iFollow ( as it has been in the past) or is this new service going to be free to season ticket holders and if so does that mean the club have to provide us with a password or something.....
Technology and stuff like it passed me by many moons ago.....
redrobo wrote:Excuse my ignorance but in order to watch forthcoming EFL2 games is it necessary to pay to subscribe to iFollow ( as it has been in the past) or is this new service going to be free to season ticket holders and if so does that mean the club have to provide us with a password or something.....
Technology and stuff like it passed me by many moons ago.....
Freez wrote:Marky is right, it does say via the club website, but as the cameras and video feed is paid for by IFollow through the club, it’s safe to say that an IFollow subscription will be needed. As has been asked, if a season ticket holder is to get access they will need a password, which will hopefully be supplied for the home games. The away days will be all pay unless you have all game subscription.
This is the first season that fans in this country can get to watch, as fans abroad such as Aspers, Peru Shrimp, Cyprus shrimp, Danny in Nerja and various other peeps in Texas, Canada and Hong Kong have enjoyed for the past few seasons.
I imagine their subscription will remain similar, however as IFollow only provided radio commentary in this country, the club are currently looking at which is the best way of charging for the games, either game by game or as a block. It’s difficult to know how this will work as when home fans are allowed back in, then only mostly away fans will want to watch so there has to be some thought put into this.
I sure it will all be sorted by the time we take on Grimsby at Blundell Park in the Charabang Cup, hopefully?
Gone_Shrimping wrote:
What about those of us who have renewed the season ticket and also paid I-Follow for the season. I don't mind as long as the football club receives some decent revenue.
morecambegeek wrote:redrobo wrote:
Maybe our club should do the same to keep fans up to date with the clubs plans of how to manage the problems ahead.
Given there is no official guidance on capacities, or when spectators can return to stadia, what would you like the club to say?
paschahound wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:
What about those of us who have renewed the season ticket and also paid I-Follow for the season. I don't mind as long as the football club receives some decent revenue.
How did you manage to subscribe to iFollow already? I just get a message that subscription packages aren't available yet, but to register to be informed when they offer them. Do you have a different link?
Gone_Shrimping wrote:paschahound wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:
What about those of us who have renewed the season ticket and also paid I-Follow for the season. I don't mind as long as the football club receives some decent revenue.
How did you manage to subscribe to iFollow already? I just get a message that subscription packages aren't available yet, but to register to be informed when they offer them. Do you have a different link?
I received an Email I think it was from the EFL telling me that it would automatically be renewed on 31st August and paid by direct debit.
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