Championship Football On Tv

if you don’t find one PM and I’ll let you know my setup

 

IPTV Smarters is an app that a lot of IPTV providers customise and setup to automatically work with their service lots of IPTV providers around if you now where to look.

however always be aware that not all IPTV Providers are equal, some are truly appalling and due to an aggressive strategy by some media companies IPTV providers often go down and sometimes never come back up again , would always advise to never by more than a 3 month contract

if this post breaks any rules (tried to ensure it’s vague enough not to), somebody feel free to delete or move to the safe

 

Camb Utd are one of the teams trialling fansbackin grounds - they are selling1000 season tickets. Ifollow is free for all home games to season ticket holders and they say hopefully away too.

Watford may sign up to this.

 

Nice . Can you recommend a reliable and trustworthy VPN . Don’t mind paying if it’s good .

 

Will probably hear once the fixtures are released as to whether they will be streaming the EFL next season. Not the best to answer the VPN question.
Didn't the club also say they will be streaming games directly for fans.

 

That was a part of me not enjoying the end of last season and getting relegated obviously. I hated not being able to go, it’s just not the same on tv

 

Of course not. But it could be the only way we get to see them live for the foreseeable future.

 

So we know they'll say "Ha!! Tinpot" what will they use the other 20 seconds for?

 

You’re probably right sadly. I will watch if I’m at home but I won’t make a huge effort to do so. I just don’t enjoy the tv experience

 

I use PIA

https://www.privateinternetaccess.com

Seems alright never had any issues with it

 

+1 on this.

But those ITK recommend non-FVEY based VPNs such as Nord.

 

Is there place where i can pay to watch all championship league games? I live in Denmark.

 

Being abroad you could probably use one of the bettings sites for free . I think it’s unibet, someone mentions at start of thread

 

Just reminded me I missed Wheeler Dealers last night, cheers.

 

Yes Unibet let you stream every Championship game last season. I'm in Norway so Denmark should be the same.
No dou t they will be announcing their plans for next season online shortly, might already be up.
Plus I'm sure the club said we could be able to stream all games via their site too.

 

The club have announced a new ‘Hive Live’ video and audio matchday streaming service. Details to follow but their pre season friendly with Spurs will be on it

 

hope its free.

 

bob springs to mind

 

What channel are EFL highlights on, Quest isn't it? God I can't remember the last time I tuned into that show...

 

I haven't watched an EFL highlights show since we were last in it, BBC were still doing it then.

 

Francisco Sierralta: (scores last minute winner in a move which started with him clearing the ball off the line)
Ian Holloway: 'It's not roight!'

 

Wonder if Colin Murray will be looking at the sensible, in depth posts on here, or the odd one that feeds people's pre-conceptions that we were mad to let Big Nige go

 

Will there be a 'Colin Murray out' thread to welcome him to the forum?

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...allow-clubs-three-divisions-stream-match.html

Looks like it's official then.

 

10 quid for the season is pretty decent value tbh. I might be persuaded to sign up instead of going down the route of dodgy streams.

 

I'm pretty sure they mean £10 a match.

 

Yeah. That's not happening

 

Love Wheeler Dealers.

 

WHAT ?

You can get a sky day pass for Liverpool v Man City for 9.99.

I think you'll find its for the season.

 

It’s per match, and only until crowds at grounds each 50%.

 

If it follows the same arrangement as at restart in June it'll be £10 per match for an iFollow 'match pass' if you're not a season ticket holder and the game in question isn't on Sky. If it's on Sky you have to pay them directly:

https://www.efl.com/news/2020/june/the-journey-continues-ifollow--faqs/

I suppose individual clubs could subsidise it but I can't really see why they would as the whole point is to provide a revenue stream for them.