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With the short lead in, fitness is going to be a bigger factor than ability for the first few weeks.1
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All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?
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Obviously not for the Brentford game, and I doubt for Cardiff and Birmingham games also. Then there's Leeds away, the final game which may prove vital for both teams.craigcafc said:
Will the players be staying over night before? If they are travelling on the day of game, away fixtures may be better as evening fixtures?Oggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?
Don't forget the issue is not just travelling there, players won't return to their homes until the early hours of the morning.
They'll normally have the day off, of course ..... but it can cause disruptions to recovery/training/next game preparations should Bowyer feel the need to change the schedule.
For example, getting back home Wednesday early morning from the Cardiff game - our next game is Millwall.
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Where are they going to stay? Hotels are not opening up until mid july as far as I have seen?craigcafc said:
Will the players be staying over night before? If they are travelling on the day of game, away fixtures may be better as evening fixtures?Oggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?0 -
Might be better. Hull for example play us at 3pm, if they have to travel to us on the day, that's an early startOggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?
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No news about the Hull and Cardiff ticket refunds though.0
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Why would they travel to us?killerandflash said:
Might be better. Hull for example play us at 3pm, if they have to travel to us on the day, that's an early startOggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?3 -
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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eaststandmike said:
Where are they going to stay? Hotels are not opening up until mid july as far as I have seen?craigcafc said:
Will the players be staying over night before? If they are travelling on the day of game, away fixtures may be better as evening fixtures?Oggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?
Some are still open, just letting in key workers and others with an exemption, they'll probably book in somewhere0 -
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Even non smart tvs tend to have a usb socket on the back. Find that and buy a long usb to usb lead to connect your laptop to the tv. That's what I do.golfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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Will the saturday games also be available via the red button on sky?0
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oops!JaShea99 said:
Why would they travel to us?killerandflash said:
Might be better. Hull for example play us at 3pm, if they have to travel to us on the day, that's an early startOggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?
Actually I was hoping that someone from Hull would read my comment and they'd come down to London by mistake and get a 10 point penalty for not fulfilling a fixture
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And a pig for a last train home for the fans.Oggy Red said:All 4 of our midweek games are away.
No midweek home games. So we must travel for every midweek game. How is that fair?2 -
Get a Chromecast which plugs into an HDMI socket on your TV. Then with the App you can stream from another device to your TV, I do that when I watch BT Sport or things like ITV player from my tabletgolfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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Just checked. It has 1 scart socket & 2 HDMi sockets. Its 10 years old fgs.Wheresmeticket? said:
Even non smart tvs tend to have a usb socket on the back. Find that and buy a long usb to usb lead to connect your laptop to the tv. That's what I do.golfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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Might look into this but still a faff.killerandflash said:
Get a Chromecast which plugs into an HDMI socket on your TV. Then with the App you can stream from another device to your TV, I do that when I watch BT Sport or things like ITV player from my tabletgolfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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Depends how keen you are to watch the match, Golfie?golfaddick said:
Might look into this but still a faff.killerandflash said:
Get a Chromecast which plugs into an HDMI socket on your TV. Then with the App you can stream from another device to your TV, I do that when I watch BT Sport or things like ITV player from my tabletgolfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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If it's too much of a faff, there's always the Charlton Life match thread!
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So only if it's a live Sky game will it be on Sky? No red button games? Season ticket holders can watch on ifollow, is that home games only?0
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Season Ticket Holders:
All matches, home and away, will be available on each respective club’s iFollow, or Valley Pass in our case, for free.
Non Season Ticket Holders:
Each game, home and away, will be a £10 purchase to watch on iFollow, or Valley Pass in our case.
Games moved to Sky Sports will be available on Sky Sports (obviously), but will still be available on iFollow, or Valley Pass for us.
No games will be shown on Sky Sports Red Button. This is to help the clubs make as much money as possible on the iFollow, or Valley Pass.5 -
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Thanks Sage.1
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No problem. it could change and the EFL and Sky Sports decide to allow Red Button but either way, all games will be available on Valley Pass for us.LargeAddick said:Thanks Sage.
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Golfie, what AV output does your laptop have? If it's HDMI, I think you should just be able to get a HDMI cable and plug that from the TV to the laptop. If it's one of the multi-pin AV ports I think it can get a bit more complicated, but should still be doable.golfaddick said:
Just checked. It has 1 scart socket & 2 HDMi sockets. Its 10 years old fgs.Wheresmeticket? said:
Even non smart tvs tend to have a usb socket on the back. Find that and buy a long usb to usb lead to connect your laptop to the tv. That's what I do.golfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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I know we were rumoured to be playing a friendly at Palace tomorrow, but someone just mentioned to me that a member of the background staff had told him that we also have a behind closed doors friendly with Fulham lined up. Anyone else heard this?0
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Is anyone having any issues with Valley Pass?I have logged out but stupidly can’t remember my password as I haven’t logged in since the start of the season. I have tried all the ones I can think off.
i have tried to reset with the link but it states the link is invalid.0 -
Send me your Bank Account Number / Sort Code and I'll take a look for youMStuartPerm said:Is anyone having any issues with Valley Pass?I have logged out but stupidly can’t remember my password as I haven’t logged in since the start of the season. I have tried all the ones I can think off.
i have tried to reset with the link but it states the link is invalid.6 -
yep can't access it - can't remember my passwordMStuartPerm said:Is anyone having any issues with Valley Pass?I have logged out but stupidly can’t remember my password as I haven’t logged in since the start of the season. I have tried all the ones I can think off.
i have tried to reset with the link but it states the link is invalid.0 -
That’s the problem I use different passwords for everything as instructed. Then I can’t ever bloody remember then.ForeverAddickted said:
Send me your Bank Account Number / Sort Code and I'll take a look for youMStuartPerm said:Is anyone having any issues with Valley Pass?I have logged out but stupidly can’t remember my password as I haven’t logged in since the start of the season. I have tried all the ones I can think off.
i have tried to reset with the link but it states the link is invalid.You are welcome to the bank details if you are willing to take all the debt that comes with them😁3 -
Thanks.....will look into it.aliwibble said:
Golfie, what AV output does your laptop have? If it's HDMI, I think you should just be able to get a HDMI cable and plug that from the TV to the laptop. If it's one of the multi-pin AV ports I think it can get a bit more complicated, but should still be doable.golfaddick said:
Just checked. It has 1 scart socket & 2 HDMi sockets. Its 10 years old fgs.Wheresmeticket? said:
Even non smart tvs tend to have a usb socket on the back. Find that and buy a long usb to usb lead to connect your laptop to the tv. That's what I do.golfaddick said:
It's a bugger they are not on the red button. Where can I watch it on ifollow....? I dont have a smart tv that I can hook anything up to but I do have the sky sports app on my phone......but I dont want to watch the game on that btw. I have a laptop & being a seaspn ticket holder I can watch our live stream service, but I'd rather watch it on my 42"tv than a 15" laptop.DoctorCharlton said:Season ticket holders will be able to watch any of those 30 matches via iFollow if it involves their club, irrespective of having a Sky Sports subscription, while the other 78 matches will be available to supporters of the individual clubs involved via iFollow if they have a season ticket, and will not be accessible via the red button on Sky.
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Haha - Well thats just boringMStuartPerm said:
That’s the problem I use different passwords for everything as instructed. Then I can’t ever bloody remember then.ForeverAddickted said:
Send me your Bank Account Number / Sort Code and I'll take a look for youMStuartPerm said:Is anyone having any issues with Valley Pass?I have logged out but stupidly can’t remember my password as I haven’t logged in since the start of the season. I have tried all the ones I can think off.
i have tried to reset with the link but it states the link is invalid.You are welcome to the bank details if you are willing to take all the debt that comes with them😁
Managed to login to ValleyPass with my own details though1
