Who has bought the stream for tonight's game?

sam3110 said:

cafcfan1990 said:

sam3110 said:

cafcsinger said:

Yes, but £10 is really silly. People were up in arms about PPV, i don't really see this as any different. 

A season ticket for £230 isn't silly at all. How many games in a normal season would you get in for £10 or less? And that's the whole family too, my mum, dad and sister all live together and are all full paying adults, a £10 stream between them is a lot better than paying £30/35 each every home game.

It's not just £230 though is it, because you can purchase away games so at £400 it can become expensive, not everybody can afford it. 

Also not a fair comparison because going to the game is a completely different experience. 

Personally I felt £10 was slightly steep at the start of the season. Now with Valley Pass and the extra benefits (Curbs etc) I think it's very good value. 

Yes but if you went to every home and away game in a season, that would cost you waaaaaay more than £400, so actually that makes it an even better deal. 

Anyone thinking £10 a game is too steep, when it's the only way to watch the game, isn't thinking properly about it. Yes it's no comparison to being there live, but the only alternative right now to paying £10 a game is following the action through audio commentary or reading a live match report. 

£10 a game, £230 for every home game, £460 for the entire seasons worth of games, is a bargain in the current circumstances and we're lucky we have the option to watch them all IMO

A bargain? Just because its the only way of watching Charlton doesn't make it a good deal. In fact it gives them incentive to charge whatever they like because they know people have no other way of watching it. Being there live is so much better than watching on the tele. Chalk and cheese

cafcsinger said:

sam3110 said:

cafcfan1990 said:

sam3110 said:

cafcsinger said:

Yes, but £10 is really silly. People were up in arms about PPV, i don't really see this as any different. 

A season ticket for £230 isn't silly at all. How many games in a normal season would you get in for £10 or less? And that's the whole family too, my mum, dad and sister all live together and are all full paying adults, a £10 stream between them is a lot better than paying £30/35 each every home game.

It's not just £230 though is it, because you can purchase away games so at £400 it can become expensive, not everybody can afford it. 

Also not a fair comparison because going to the game is a completely different experience. 

Personally I felt £10 was slightly steep at the start of the season. Now with Valley Pass and the extra benefits (Curbs etc) I think it's very good value. 

Yes but if you went to every home and away game in a season, that would cost you waaaaaay more than £400, so actually that makes it an even better deal. 

Anyone thinking £10 a game is too steep, when it's the only way to watch the game, isn't thinking properly about it. Yes it's no comparison to being there live, but the only alternative right now to paying £10 a game is following the action through audio commentary or reading a live match report. 

£10 a game, £230 for every home game, £460 for the entire seasons worth of games, is a bargain in the current circumstances and we're lucky we have the option to watch them all IMO

A bargain? Just because its the only way of watching Charlton doesn't make it a good deal. In fact it gives them incentive to charge whatever they like because they know people have no other way of watching it. Being there live is so much better than watching on the tele. Chalk and cheese

There are plenty of apps out there that people subscribe too to watch films & box sets that show ifollow games, the one I use does. However others have said above we should give the club every penny.

It's not about those of us that use a service like this ripping the club off. My subscription to the app I use is an annual fee and if it includes ifollow games so be it, I will take advantage of the situation, pointless paying for something twice. 

The funny thing is I have only watched one live game despite having them available, as you say being there live beats watching it on the telly in front of no fans hands down.

Arsenetatters said:

Yes will buy as soon as I've had my afternoon nap

Seriously, my missus fell asleep on Friday whilst the game was on, she woke up when the final whistle was blown, I might give it a try!!

clive said:

Stig said:

I'm glad this thread was started out of curiosity, for a moment I thought it was going to be about a match cancellation.

Haven't bought yet, but will do. I expect the usual scramble around about 7.30.

Better make it 6.30 [18.30]
7pm kick-off

Blimey, that's early. Thanks for the heads up, Clive. Neither of my sons said anything, perhaps they're both hoping they'd get away with only watching the second half ;-)

Can't say I'm looking forward to it but I'll be logged on with, no doubt my face in my hands.

At least I don't have the usual dilemma of whether to stay in the pub to sit and freeze my arse off on a Tuesday night in January - I can just get a bottle of Doombar from the fridge and put my feet up.

We've seen much, much, much worse that this, even in recent years.  Lee, Steve and Johnnie stood by us when most mortals would have given up, they deserve our support!

cafcsinger said:

sam3110 said:

cafcfan1990 said:

sam3110 said:

cafcsinger said:

Yes, but £10 is really silly. People were up in arms about PPV, i don't really see this as any different. 

A season ticket for £230 isn't silly at all. How many games in a normal season would you get in for £10 or less? And that's the whole family too, my mum, dad and sister all live together and are all full paying adults, a £10 stream between them is a lot better than paying £30/35 each every home game.

It's not just £230 though is it, because you can purchase away games so at £400 it can become expensive, not everybody can afford it. 

Also not a fair comparison because going to the game is a completely different experience. 

Personally I felt £10 was slightly steep at the start of the season. Now with Valley Pass and the extra benefits (Curbs etc) I think it's very good value. 

Yes but if you went to every home and away game in a season, that would cost you waaaaaay more than £400, so actually that makes it an even better deal. 

Anyone thinking £10 a game is too steep, when it's the only way to watch the game, isn't thinking properly about it. Yes it's no comparison to being there live, but the only alternative right now to paying £10 a game is following the action through audio commentary or reading a live match report. 

£10 a game, £230 for every home game, £460 for the entire seasons worth of games, is a bargain in the current circumstances and we're lucky we have the option to watch them all IMO

A bargain? Just because its the only way of watching Charlton doesn't make it a good deal. In fact it gives them incentive to charge whatever they like because they know people have no other way of watching it. Being there live is so much better than watching on the tele. Chalk and cheese

Picking and choosing, buddy, I said it's a bargain in the current circumstances, and compared to following us across the land to watch every game home and away, yes £460 to watch every Charlton game live this season is a bargain. I'm not saying it's better than being there.

Oh for god sake !

Anyone else getting “no signal” and a crackly screen with stripey coloured lines. 

Sillybilly said:

Anyone else getting “no signal” and a crackly screen with stripey coloured lines. 

yes

Yeah same 

Sillybilly said:

Anyone else getting “no signal” and a crackly screen with stripey coloured lines. 

Same here.

Yep

Some kind of death rattle noise - hope it’s not some kind of metaphor

me too - maybe a good thing lol