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Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 17:28
by ethantufcbaker
In the world of Now Tv to stream football does anyone know if We are aloud to stream out own matches. Do the league or Bt not allow it. I say this because if a couple 100 watch it and say it's a paid service not like gulls player then the club could make money from home matches.
For example do a service like player but all the money goes to the club.
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Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 20:38
by A Realist
ethantufcbaker wrote:In the world of Now Tv to stream football does anyone know if We are aloud to stream out own matches. Do the league or Bt not allow it. I say this because if a couple 100 watch it and say it's a paid service not like gulls player then the club could make money from home matches.
For example do a service like player but all the money goes to the club.
There would be no way that clubs are allowed to do this. BT will have the rights for this year.
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Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 21:01
by ethantufcbaker
A Realist wrote:There would be no way that clubs are allowed to do this. BT will have the rights for this year.
Shame BT don't stream it on website or red button
thanks foretting me know that
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Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 21:43
by Neal
being an exile It would suit me. BUT how much would people be willing to pay.
For me it would be a tenner for each match I watched, I wont do subsciption
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Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 23:18
by A Realist
ethantufcbaker wrote:
Shame BT don't stream it on website or red button
thanks foretting me know that
I dont think the English FA would allow it either. In Spain, Barca and Real Madrid sell their own TV rights and the rest of the clubs are not happy about it. Personally, I think it will be the way football goes in a few years but not at the moment.
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Posted: 11 Dec 2014, 07:28
by ethantufcbaker
Neal wrote:being an exile It would suit me. BUT how much would people be willing to pay.
For me it would be a tenner for each match I watched, I wont do subsciption
Yeah same as now tv. £5-£10 but it can't be done anyway due to rights as said above
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Posted: 11 Dec 2014, 17:15
by PhilGull
It may be possible. It doesn't seem like BT send camera's to any games other than those they are showing live. Certainly the TQ1 highlights on YouTube are nothing like as professional as the highlights of the televised game.
If they aren't even bothering to record matches for a highlights package then maybe the Football Conference could look at opening up a new revenue stream with online streaming of matches. I don't think it's something the club could do on its own though.