General Ofcom to ban inflation-linked mid-contract price rises on phones, pay-TV & broadband - Page 2

jfman · 25-07-2024, 20:12

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Originally Posted by Paul

What requirement are you referring to ?

For premier league atm, you would need Sky, TNT & Amazon to see all the televised matches.

The ban on one provider buying all the rights lasted two auctions.

The League are doing this of their own accord since 2014. But yes, you’d need all three and it’s much more expensive as a result of being split.

Mr K · 25-07-2024, 20:36

Forget tv, get a season ticket. Can't be that much difference. Plus you'd be a 'real' supporter and get some much needed fresh air.

**Paul** · 25-07-2024, 22:27

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Forget tv, get a season ticket. Can't be that much difference. Plus you'd be a 'real' supporter and get some much needed fresh air.

Get a new record.

daveeb · 25-07-2024, 22:46

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Forget tv, get a season ticket. Can't be that much difference. Plus you'd be a 'real' supporter and get some much needed fresh air.

Good advice although in my case my team (Liverpool) have a waiting list of 70,000 haven't added anyone to the list since around 2014 and the current wait is 20+ years. Season ticket holders seem to live a long time over by the Mersey

. Plus you don't get to see any of the other teams games.

Legendkiller2k · 26-07-2024, 02:55

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Forget tv, get a season ticket. Can't be that much difference. Plus you'd be a 'real' supporter and get some much needed fresh air.

depends if you take into account cost of away matches, travel, possible hotel for the night too, food and so on all mounts up, i know as i travel home and away with Wolves.

**Paul** · 26-07-2024, 03:00

The waiting list at my team (Forest) is about 12,000 (last I heard, likely higher now).
Smaller capacity ground, so chances of getting one while they remain in the PL are very very low.

Mr K · 26-07-2024, 12:09

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Originally Posted by daveeb

Good advice although in my case my team (Liverpool) have a waiting list of 70,000 haven't added anyone to the list since around 2014 and the current wait is 20+ years. Season ticket holders seem to live a long time over by the Mersey

. Plus you don't get to see any of the other teams games.

Try Marine AFC?

Legendkiller2k · 26-07-2024, 13:22

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Originally Posted by Paul

The waiting list at my team (Forest) is about 12,000 (last I heard, likely higher now).
Smaller capacity ground, so chances of getting one while they remain in the PL are very very low.

Same issue at Wolves mate 32,00 capacity around 10,000 on waiting list.

daveeb · 26-07-2024, 17:27

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Originally Posted by Mr K

Try Marine AFC?

I used to watch them a bit actually, especially when they played my then local team South Liverpool, sadly long defunct.

Itshim · 26-07-2024, 18:37

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Originally Posted by Paul

What requirement are you referring to ?

For premier league atm, you would need Sky, TNT & Amazon to see all the televised matches.

European Union I would thought as he said so in his comments

Dingbat · 27-07-2024, 12:34

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Originally Posted by Paul

The waiting list at my team (Forest) is about 12,000 (last I heard, likely higher now).
Smaller capacity ground, so chances of getting one while they remain in the PL are very very low.

And yet not that long ago*, the average crowd at the WFCG was 13,000.

*Back in the 1970s when I was an East Stand season ticket holder and Forest were still a second division team. A year or two later in the First Division, there were suddenly 30,000 life-long fans.