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Wheres the link for the charity? im all for it.
Person D is not just thinking about himself but the bigger picture.Financial examples?
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Person A has subscriptions to both Sky Sports and BT Sport paying £100* per month (£25 per week)
Spurs vs X is not scheduled to be shown on either tariff
Person A pays for a ticket/travel for the Spurs game vs X, paying £100*
Person A pays £125 this week to watch Spurs vs X
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Person B has subscriptions to both Sky Sports and BT Sport paying £100* per month (£25 per week)
Spurs vs X is not scheduled to be shown on either tariff
Person B buys a PPV ticket for the Spurs game vs X, paying £15
Person B pays £40 this week to watch Spurs vs X
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Person C has subscriptions to both Sky Sports and BT Sport paying £100* per month (£25 per week)
Spurs vs X is not scheduled to be shown on either tariff
Person C donates the PPV ticket price for the Spurs game vs X to charity, donating £15
Person C pays £40 this week and is unable to watch Spurs vs X
*price estimate. figures used for simplicity. actual price +/- sums quoted
Giving to charity is a wonderful thing in any circumstance, but stealing money from the club you support and justifying that through 'charity' is both illegal and totally thinking about yourself lol!Person D is not just thinking about himself but the bigger picture.
Donates £15 to charity in protest.
Finds a stream to watch the game.
If you can tell me how much of my £15 is directly going to the club then enlighten me. Like many have said already, the thought process may be different if it was Spurs we were paying.Giving to charity is a wonderful thing in any circumstance, but stealing money from the club you support and justifying that through 'charity' is both illegal and totally thinking about yourself lol!
[email protected]It is only season ticket holders that are missing out on not seeing all their club's matches as the remaining fans which are the majority only have streams or MOD. Cannot understand why the pressure to put all matches on TV when they have not been on TV before July.
The decision to continue this is not with Sky/BT but the premiership clubs and if Levy can be persuaded to withdraw his furlough request then we should be putting pressure on him to join Leicester in rejecting this PPV.
Anyone know of an e-mail address we could all use to express our displease that he will see.
How is it thinking about yourself? If that was the case you would just pay the £15 for the game rather than give to charity, this is about collectively making a stand against the greed that is sky sports, and if you can’t see that then there is not much left to say.Giving to charity is a wonderful thing in any circumstance, but stealing money from the club you support and justifying that through 'charity' is both illegal and totally thinking about yourself lol!
We will take the earliest opportunity to look again at getting spectators safely back into stadia but this must clearly be done carefully against the prevailing health conditions.
Click this link to view the response online:Football clubs form the bedrock of our communities and play a vital role in the local economy. Their importance has been clearly demonstrated throughout the pandemic with clubs at all levels providing incredible support to their area.
That is why the Government is committed to supporting sports clubs up and down the country, with many football clubs benefitting from the Government’s unprecedented financial support to businesses.
The Government is fully aware of the importance of getting spectators back into stadia for many sports, and the financial consequences of the decision not to allow this from 1 October. The evidence received from the Chief Medical Officer was very clear that at a time of rapidly rising infections, and when the Government was considering restrictions elsewhere, it was not the right time to undertake any further easements.
We will continue to work closely with a whole range of sports to understand the latest thinking that might allow spectators to return. This includes the creation of a new Sports Technology Innovation Working Group of sporting bodies and health experts to analyse new technologies which might support this. This will supplement the draft government guidance, and the SGSA supplementary guidance to their Green Guide, which has been internationally welcomed.
We are committed to getting spectators back into stadia as soon as it is safe to do so.
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
Says Parliament will debate the issue on 9th November. and you can watch the debate live on the Parliament YouTube channel..Connected to this - our dictatorship have responded to the plebs. Another load of old toss of course But then if we “the people” are vessels of disease who can’t be allowed to mix then we must not be allowed to visit stadia either. A working group..... That will help. Jesus.
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Has anyone tried this? I don't have a VPN subscription, but would be interested to know if this works.I feel for you folks over there....Anyone over there with a decent VPN and see if they can sign up a trial Optus Sport account to see if it will work for you over VPN. Then you can pay for like 7 pounds/month for PL, CL and EL.
Just tried.Has anyone tried this? I don't have a VPN subscription, but would be interested to know if this works.
Can't you just make a phone number up?Just tried.
Without VPN, it wouldn't let me even put in my email.
With VPN, could put email in but then need an Australian phone number