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26 minutes ago, Mr X said:
Yes, which has been covered by the SPFL. As far as I know, there will be a cost to clubs who want to continue to use it for streaming after the restrictions are lifted.
AFAIK it has only been covered by the SPFL for Championship clubs.
League One and League Two clubs have had to purchase it themselves for the purposes of streaming, albeit on favourable terms secured as a consequence of the SPFL installing the system at Championship stadiums.
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1 hour ago, Shadwell Dog said:
Don't think so.Do you stay in the UK or abroad? If your UK then no you cant watch United away on United tv. You can though if you live overseas and pay the international viewers subscription. If you are UK you either use a vpn and take up the umited tv International subscription with the cash going to your club or pay on an individual away match basis with the home club getting the cash. Or you get iptv and dont pay at all apart from your normal subscription.
Dundee United don't have an international subscription for their TV channel so to watch the Kilmarnock v Dundee United game you have to purchase a Kilmarnock TV pass.
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2 minutes ago, Shadwell Dog said:
Currently in the top flight for example at the weekend. I could watch rangers v kilmarnock on either rangers or kilmarnock tv. On rangers TV anyone can watch it by either ppg or I would presume rangers season on killie tv though only kilmarnock international subscribers can watch it. It is streamed on both channels though. The pictures may be the same stream I'm not sure but there were definitely different commentators on each. Killie tv can show it they just can't show it to fans within the UK. If you're a killie fan you're better getting a van and paying killie tv instead of giving money to one half of the bigot bros.
There are a couple of differences to the top flight method and what you would be proposing. Kilmarnock and Rangers have access to the same feed, provided by a third party, QTV Sports if I remember correctly. Because the third party is contracted by the SPFL to film the games(to fulfil highlights packages on Sportscene/Sky Sports etc)then each club makes an arrangement with the SPFL to access this SPFL recorded footage to stream.
Falkirk TV is club recorded footage which, under my reading of the new amendments to the regulations, is only permitted to be streamed by the home club. The away club is allowed to film it but is restricted to the holdback periods for publishing.
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3 minutes ago, Shadwell Dog said:
Complete tosh.No they don't. Kilmarnock fans who live abroad pay killie tv 12.99 a month to watch away games.
Falkirk tv currently stream all falkirk games home and away to falkirk fans who live overseas. Where are you getting that rubbish from?
The regulations have changed. During COVID-19 restricted attendance fixtures, only the home team will be authorised to stream matches so the only matches FalkirkTV will be able to stream is ones played at The Falkirk Stadium.
They can, of course, film the away games for using on FalkirkTV highlights packages but if they were to stream away fixtures they would be in breach of the new regulations.
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1 hour ago, Skyline Drifter said:
Except there is no real reason they wouldnt inform their members that was why and in any event they already confirmed the terms of a renegotiated deal with Sky taking into account an adjustment for unplayed games.
There could be another potential renegotiated deal with Sky which only takes effect in a 14 team top flight, one which would increase the games for the adjustment of unplayed games potentially.
If the reconstruction to a 14 team top flight gets rejected by members then that deal doesn't happen and the status quo stands.
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1 hour ago, Skyline Drifter said:
- Possibly entirely coincidentally
about the same time the SPFL circulated all members asking "what it would take" to get them to support a 14 team top league, something ruled out only a week earlier by a large majority and accepted just 2 days earlier as doomed to fail by it's architect, Ann Budge. Any semblence of suggestion it's for the overall good of Scottish football is somewhat diminished by the throwaway that the Lower Division can do whatever they want with their structure. It's all about the Premier and the only obvious beneficiaries are Hearts and Inverness.
Potentially when negotiating with SKY a proposal could have been put forward that if the top division was reconstructed to 14 teams(either saving Hearts and promoting Inverness or promoting Inverness and Dundee) it would generate more derbies which Sky could pick up as extra games to take instead of receiving the refund for the games not played in 2019/20[essentially, picking up X amount of extra games for £300,000(if reports are to be believed) extra a year]. The five year reconstruction would last the exact length of the new SKY TV deal - which would maybe explain why the language has changed from Doncaster to members. Keeping this money in the game could be spun to be "for the overall good of Scottish football" as everyone earns, a tiny amount, more.
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4 minutes ago, Illgresi said:
Ingram being a bit lame is a massive issue for them. Compared to the 9ers earlier, they were poor in the first half, but came out in the second and played the way they have all season. The Ravens just haven't, regardless of the game situation, they should have more in their locker.
Ingram being lame doesn't make Jackson a freezer. The Titans have a very good plan and it is working very well. I just think that tonight Jackson has been let down by his receivers, three drops in the first half that would have helped put them in front. He doesn't have the experience to grind out a win from behind
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Why would you go for 2 then? Take the point and go for the 2 pointer when you have a chance to level!
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11 minutes ago, Illgresi said:
True, but it's hardly like they haven't come up against big hitters this season. They're 2nd seed are they not? You don't get that without beating the big boys.
It's also a benefit in the playoffs. The NFC West teams are dealing with a much tougher route to the superbowl.There was a stat that came up that the defeat against the Browns was the last time they trailed in the second half, even against the 49ers I think the led all the way and put the pressure on the 9ers. They may have beaten good teams, no disputing that, but they got in front and throttled the game. Coming from 10/14 behind against a credible team is an experience they don't have yet.
EDIT: This is evident by the way they huddle up on a "hurry up" formation. They can't just run plays like the Packers, Patriots or 9ers.
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Wow.
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2 minutes ago, Illgresi said:
Jackson is exceptional, but he's beginning to have a tendency to freeze in big games.
I wouldn't say he freezes, more doesn't have the experience of being behind to grit it out in a big game. The downside of being dominant in a very poor division I guess.
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Fair fucks to the Titans. Hell of a game from them.
They have momentum and I'd fancy them in KC next week.
A Titans v Packers Superbowl would be outstanding(Either the Titans will run all over Packers or we'll grind out a "lucky" win)
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2 hours ago, Lou Brusch said:
Any idea why Ladbrokes wasn’t on the sleeve badges of either team tonight? The sponsorship certainly hasn’t ended
"GVC, owners of Ladbrokes Coral, have announced a number of initiatives to assist safer gambling sand ensure responsible gambling advertising. As part of these initiatives, the visibility of their betting brands and betting advertising around sporting events will be significantly reduced from mid 2019. This will have an impact on a number of our sponsorship assets currently in place at SPFL member clubs' stadia." - as per the SPFL media guidelines.
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Not a fan of the disclaimer at the QF stage of "dates subject to change based on competing clubs" You can either play then or you don't enter IMO
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3 hours ago, The Master said:
Surely not? That's a week before the Premiership ends, and there's no apparent reason for it to be played that early - not even Euro 2020, because the Champions League Final is Saturday 30th May, and the FA Cup final is Saturday 23rd May (so presumably no issues with Hampden needing to be "released" to UEFA).
I'll be astonished if it's not Saturday 23rd May.
Prepare to be astonished then.
The fixture skeleton I've seen has the round dates as:
PR1
PR2
R1 Saturday 21st September
R2 Saturday 19th October
R3 Saturday 23rd November
R4 Saturday 18th January
R5 Saturday 8th February
R6 Saturday 29th February
SFs Saturday 11th/Sunday 12th April
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The draw for the last couple of seasons(if not since the start of the group stages) has always taken place on the Friday after the Premiership play-off has concluded so I'd expect it to take place on Friday 31st May on BT Sport, probably at 6:30. Fixtures should be out by the following Tuesday, in line with last years timescales, I'd imagine.
It's only "later" than last season because the season finishes a week later.
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Just now, Pie Of The Month said:
Not necessarily, he would've only been suspended if he was booked 6 times by a certain date. The rules changed this season I believe.
Correct.
6 bookings by the conclusion of Game 18(19 in premiership) = 1 game ban to be served after 14 days.
12 bookings required from then on and gets a 2 game ban.
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4 hours ago, jagfox99 said:
Blame @South Lanarkshire Jag programme notes
The only involvement I have had with the programme since February has been to conduct player interviews - I thought today's with Dools was alright and a little different to the typical one you get in our programme.
The portion you refer to had nothing to do with me.
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On 10/04/2019 at 10:07, D'Jaffo said:
Is Rose suspended for Friday night?
He’s got 6 yellows and he got his 6th against Dunfermline. I think it takes 2 weeks for the ban to come into effect.On 10/04/2019 at 11:19, SUPERSOUTH said:All the yellow cards were put back to zero at Christmas (new rule) so itdepends when he collected them all...
On 10/04/2019 at 11:34, D'Jaffo said:
Ah well that’s handy.
I’ll need to check but I don’t think he’s collected 6 yellows since Christmas.The six yellow card for a suspension rule changed this season.
If a player accumulates six yellow cards by the end of game 18(halfway through the season) then they will be suspended for one match(14 days after the sixth yellow was collected).
At this point, the yellow cards don't reset, but it requires 12 to get a suspension(which would be a two match one).
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1 hour ago, Fuctifano said:
Trying to check the play-off dates- don't know whether that makes me an optimist or pessimist. Can't see them on SPFL site or wiki.
Am I right in thinking they're normally Wed- Sat for the semis then Wed-Sun for the final, so this year would be 8 & 11, and 15 & 19 May?
Yeah, that's right.
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On 05/04/2019 at 20:23, Fife Saint said:
Rodgers is getting it tight from unnamed sources saying he deliberately changed plays and missed open receivers he didn't like.
Rookie HC in this year, interesting to see how it goes. They're sub .500 in the last 3 years I think I heard!Just the last 2. In 2017 we lost Rodgers to injury and just couldn't quite hang in there. Last year was a "disaster" season but to be honest it was a poor season but not utterly shite. We were competitive and slim margins, as is always the case in the NFL, weren't on our side.
The new regime will only be my 2nd, barring last year's caretaker, in charge of the Packers so I'll be interested to see how it goes - hopefully not a complete shambles but I don't think Playoffs will be a gimme as before.
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If Ayr finished 5th this season, would there be massive disappointment over "what could have been" or pleasure at what, I think, has been the best campaign(at least in terms of league position) in almost 20 years?
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52 minutes ago, Fuctifano said:
I don't know either but I'm going to assume something that blatantly obvious can't be an admin error- maybe something to do with us only having one senior goalkeeper for Friday.
Goalies can be recalled for seven days during loans. He came back on Monday 18th March and returned yesterday.
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13 minutes ago, the_paulo said:
Anyone know the details of the tile unveiling tonight? It's 'before the game' apparently. Do I just go up and wait now?
Emailed the club of course. They haven't replied, so I can only assume they're consulting legal representatives, formulating an official response, will call a press conference in due course and then send me a letter to answer the question. No way they've ignored a fan.
The details for the tile unveiling tomorrow night(don't turn up tonight or you'll freeze to death on South Drive) were posted online yesterday - https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/tiles-to-be-unveiled-on-friday-night/
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League One Streaming - What would you pay?
in Scottish League 1 General Chatter
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I stand corrected.
I had a browse on their website and could only see the option for a UK package at the time - clearly I must have missed it.