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[John_Bucks]

I had the Ipswich game on on Saturday and I pressed the red button which usually gives you a recap so I could see the goals and instead I was presented with every game of the final day that I could pick and choose from at will. I assume that will be the case next season.

[blue nige]

I had the Ipswich game on on Saturday and I pressed the red button which usually gives you a recap so I could see the goals and instead I was presented with every game of the final day that I could pick and choose from at will. I assume that will be the case next season.

Wish I`d have known that !

[Adam29]

I had the Ipswich game on on Saturday and I pressed the red button which usually gives you a recap so I could see the goals and instead I was presented with every game of the final day that I could pick and choose from at will. I assume that will be the case next season.

Every game on the opening day
Every game on the last day
And all mid week games

[Adam29]

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Not seen any further details but posted by Sky today

No addition so likely just means as long as you have a Sky sports subscription you can choose to have this option added

[Main Stand SeasonTct]

According to this report published today we will be on tv at least 20 times next season. Expect KO times and the day games are played to be moved and maybe some very early departures for those travelling to away games. Remember folks the TV comes first and fans needs last with these big broadcasters
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... ckout.html

[John_Bucks]

I actually think this change is excellent.

Got my season ticket, plenty of really doable away games (Salford, Bradford, Tranmere, Fleetwood, Carlisle etc. etc.) and sometimes, even when I can't go, it'll be on the TV.

This might be the season I see the most Barrow games since Covid. Count me in.

[bluessupporter]

More from Sky itself:

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... tra%20cost.

[bluessupporter]

Just wonder how much this will affect attendances. Presumably clubs will be compensated by Sky or the EFL.

[Adam29]

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... ext-season

[Adam29]

Just wonder how much this will affect attendances. Presumably clubs will be compensated by Sky or the EFL.

Tv.money has gone up

[Main Stand SeasonTct]

Just wonder how much this will affect attendances. Presumably clubs will be compensated by Sky or the EFL.

Tv.money has gone up

Will the increase in TV money compensate for the inevitable drop in attendances? and no doubt agents will point to the rise in tv money as a justification for asking for money for their clients.

[Methuselah]

Just wonder how much this will affect attendances. Presumably clubs will be compensated by Sky or the EFL.

It won,t be a problem for me as I don,t have Sky and won,t be getting it.I will carry on listening on Radio Cumbria.As for the attendances I will be going to as many matches as I am able to and if everyone follows my example the attendances shouldn,t drop and you won,t be giving your money to a greedy conglomerate.

[HenneysKnee]

I’m not sure it will affect our attendances much myself; the biggest thing it will do eventually is get rid of the 3pm blackout

[Desmond2-2]

Sky has now become ridiculously unaffordable to many, just get a “ dodgy stick” like half the population.

[bluessupporter]

Sky has now become ridiculously unaffordable to many, just get a “ dodgy stick” like half the population.

Not sure about the dodgy stick but you're right about Sky. I am currently paying around £65 pm with a month to go and they want around £95 for the new contract. I usually negotiate but the ability to do that seems to have gone under the new ownership. I am looking at EE which seems to give me Sky and TNT (which I don't have now) at a cost of around £70 plus all the usual terrestrial channels.

Has anyone got an EE TV package - if so what's it like?