Could Argyle v Exeter be live on Sky? Confirmed Mon 23

[Hargyle]

I’ll be in Austria on that date, and will either find a bar showing it, or will log on XXXX *PM only please Site Admin* click the link, and watch it online ...

:scarf:

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

I may decide not to go to the game (I haven't been to an evening game since my operation(s)).
So, I have Sky TV but not Sports. I do not have Now TV.
What are my options?
(Total dinosaur techie so keep it at 'Ug, go ug' level please! :think: )

Now TV has its own web page and you can watch on your PC. Setting up an account is simple and a 24 hour pass will cost £9.99

You can also download their app to phone or tablet to watch it on.

 

[greybeard kernow]

i work untill 7pm so any evening matches i do not attend ,living in cornwall,check out a now tv stick from places like argos some of them you can buy a stick with a months sky sports for like 20 quid, will come in handy for the play offs if we are in them, as you can buy week or day passes,

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

i work untill 7pm so any evening matches i do not attend ,living in cornwall,check out a now tv stick from places like argos some of them you can buy a stick with a months sky sports for like 20 quid, will come in handy for the play offs if we are in them, as you can buy week or day passes,

They even did a season ticket this season. All nine sports channels for 10 months for a one off payment of £199

 

[landons forehead]

The Now TV season ticket is already quite good value at £200 for 10 months, but Now TV have also this year increased the number of devices/screens you can register/use at once to 6 devices/2 screens. This has allowed a mate and I to go 50/50 on the cost and legitimately share a subscription. Chuck in the £10 cashback from quidco and it's cost us £95 each for a whole season of Sky.

 

[Green 1886]

IPTV is just £45 a year for every channel under the sun, including ifollow

 

[greybeard kernow]

IPTV is just £45 a year for every channel under the sun, including ifollow

which is illegal , and also can be taken down at any time, and also internet providers like bt block as much as they can,

 

[greybeard kernow]

i work untill 7pm so any evening matches i do not attend ,living in cornwall,check out a now tv stick from places like argos some of them you can buy a stick with a months sky sports for like 20 quid, will come in handy for the play offs if we are in them, as you can buy week or day passes,

They even did a season ticket this season. All nine sports channels for 10 months for a one off payment of £199

:thumbs: yep and good value it is,i done that, darts and cricket, for fiver a week, whats that nearly a pint of beer a week, i dunno i do not drink lol

 

[Pogleswoody]

I may decide not to go to the game (I haven't been to an evening game since my operation(s)).
So, I have Sky TV but not Sports. I do not have Now TV.
What are my options?
(Total dinosaur techie so keep it at 'Ug, go ug' level please! :think: )

Now TV has its own web page and you can watch on your PC. Setting up an account is simple and a 24 hour pass will cost £9.99

You can also download their app to phone or tablet to watch it on.

Thanks Lundan, Ug understand!!

 

[Green as Grass]

Exeter are the winners out of the Sky TV coverage. They get £10K whereas without the coverage they would have got nothing.
Argyle get £30K from Sky but in my opinion this will not compensate for the loss of turnstyle revenue. Had the match been played on the Saturday I suspect it would have been close to a sellout but now that is on the Monday night there will be a lot of supporters from both sides who are unable/chose not to go. If that figure is over say 1500 then Argyle are out of pocket.
In my opinion when the Sky deal is renegotiated the home side share needs to be increased.
Exeter could also benefit from a slightly less hostile atmosphere.

 

[davie nine]

Who gets the increased advertising income for boards around the ground etc.?

 

[PL2 3DQ]

Argyle and League Two clubs do receive TV money at the start of the season as part of the Basic Award and Solidarity Payment which in total is around £1 million per club, the £30,000 for the Exeter game is extra for screening a live game.

 

[Green as Grass]

Exeter have sold 1,598 tickets to date. Leaving 150 left for sale. Perhaps this match will be close to a sell out despite the Sky coverage

 

[Abbotts Ann Green]

I will be one of those who could not make the Saturday but can make the Monday. I also think the chances of it not being a sell-out are very small.

 

[Quintrell Green]

Who gets the increased advertising income for boards around the ground etc.?

Lower projected attendance will also mean paying less police / security staff.