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Russ |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 23:24 |
Change prem kick off to 4 and lower league to 2 | |
mwg |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 12:23 |
I can see what your saying, I guess I'm thinking from my point of view. Only games I go to are United (and don't even go to all of those) so if there were games shown on TV at 3pm it would be a bonus for me to be able to watch them. Makes no odds to me any more anyway as I work most Saturdays now. | |
Conway563 |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 12:21 |
quote: If I knew I could watch Newcastle play at 3 every weekend I'd be much less likely to go to Bristol Rovers. Most of the people I go with are also 2TW's so imagine it would be the same for them Even at championship level most people I know that go and watch Bristol City play are 2TW's | |
Nath |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 12:19 |
quote: Go to a game in L2 or the BSBP and you'd see a few prem shirts knocking about. Teams like Barnet and Stevenage (L1 I know) get Spurs and Arsenal fans at their games. They'd definitely suffer as a result. Some 'fans' just want to see football and there's not alot else to do on a saturday at 3pm. | |
Rob_Quads |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 11:49 |
quote: Not sure if they are cheap for you and me but they are much cheaper for a Pub because you avoid the huge prices that Sky charge them. | |
Rob_Quads |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 11:48 |
quote: I don't think it would reduce the attendance much to be honest. Chances are it would only be Premiership & Championship matches broadcast. If someone is going to a league 2 game they are going because they really support thier club. I can't see them being the sort of person that is going to say "Oh Fulham are playing Stoke no TV lets watch that instead" If anything i think it would hurt the teams towards the top of the league that are not doing well i.e. the ones with 20,000 turning up to watch West Ham, they are more likely to lose people turning up to the game to watch it on TV. | |
Tom |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 11:15 |
Depends how much a foreign decoder is? If they are cheap then i'd happily replace my sky subscription with one, which ultimately reduces the money Sky can pump into the PL, no? | |
Russ |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 10:14 |
you lot don't bite anymore :( | |
Conway563 |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 10:06 |
quote: Should delete your "joke" and replace it with this TBH | |
JonnyJ |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 09:30 |
quote: :lol: good one | |
Russ |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 09:29 |
then sky would put the fee's up anyway, and the extra revenue would be filtered to the lower league teams | |
strick206 |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 09:18 |
quote: I can see the reason behind them not being, I do think it would reduce the attendances at lower league teams | |
Russ |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 09:05 |
would affect attendances too much. | |
John |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 09:03 |
I can't see anything illegal about it if you are either broadcasting free to air stuff or you have a paid for subscription. | |
mwg |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 08:59 |
They should put 3pm kick offs on Sky | |
Conway563 |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 08:51 |
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11661_7222902,00.html | |
strick206 |
posted on 4th Oct 11 at 08:48 |
A Portsmouth landlady has won a case with the EU against her fine of 8k for using a Greek decoder to play premier league matches live at 3pm on a Saturday. This is massive for pubs around the country but it might have a damaging effect on lower league football. |