I live in Canada and have the Reading TV (ifollow) subscription as well as the DAZN package and i watched every game last season. DAZN gets the rights to the one game a week that ifollow cannot show. I believe ESPN+ also has the rights to the championship.RG30 wrote:Yes although 1 game is selected as "game of the week" for international broadcasters which isn't on ifollow. Can't remember which US broadcaster has the EFL rights.
No details of price or anything yet. Was £170 last year.Pepe the Horseman wrote:What's the craic with iFollow? I'll soon be a foreign, so will I be able to watch all our games?
iFollow + ESPN+ in the U.S. gets you every game. it's great.Crowbar6753 wrote:I live in Canada and have the Reading TV (ifollow) subscription as well as the DAZN package and i watched every game last season. DAZN gets the rights to the one game a week that ifollow cannot show. I believe ESPN+ also has the rights to the championship.RG30 wrote:Yes although 1 game is selected as "game of the week" for international broadcasters which isn't on ifollow. Can't remember which US broadcaster has the EFL rights.
Only £140 early bird offer- £170 if ordered after September 1st.Stranded wrote:No details of price or anything yet. Was £170 last year.Pepe the Horseman wrote:What's the craic with iFollow? I'll soon be a foreign, so will I be able to watch all our games?
Current package doesn’t run out until 3rd August though so expecting to get Saturday's game "free".
Howdy W.R, happy viewing mate, what's the time difference in Wisconsin? i have to be up at 7.15am ready for an 8am kickoff on Saturday's. It's perfect for me as i run a pub out here, so get to watch the game and then slowly head to workWisconsin Royal wrote:iFollow + ESPN+ in the U.S. gets you every game. it's great.Crowbar6753 wrote:I live in Canada and have the Reading TV (ifollow) subscription as well as the DAZN package and i watched every game last season. DAZN gets the rights to the one game a week that ifollow cannot show. I believe ESPN+ also has the rights to the championship.RG30 wrote:Yes although 1 game is selected as "game of the week" for international broadcasters which isn't on ifollow. Can't remember which US broadcaster has the EFL rights.
We're on Central Time, so it's 9am local time for us (10am when British and US daylight savings time doesn't match). The midweek games are usually 1:45pm, so not too bad (though I have to watch it while at work). I'm just glad that I now get to see every match instead of having to wait only for the televised games on Fox Soccer Channel, like the old days.Crowbar6753 wrote:Howdy W.R, happy viewing mate, what's the time difference in Wisconsin? i have to be up at 7.15am ready for an 8am kickoff on Saturday's. It's perfect for me as i run a pub out here, so get to watch the game and then slowly head to workWisconsin Royal wrote:iFollow + ESPN+ in the U.S. gets you every game. it's great.Crowbar6753 wrote:
I live in Canada and have the Reading TV (ifollow) subscription as well as the DAZN package and i watched every game last season. DAZN gets the rights to the one game a week that ifollow cannot show. I believe ESPN+ also has the rights to the championship.
I'll be on Central too. Looking forward to rolling out of bed on a Saturday and sticking the game on over breakfast.Wisconsin Royal wrote:We're on Central Time, so it's 9am local time for us (10am when British and US daylight savings time doesn't match). The midweek games are usually 1:45pm, so not too bad (though I have to watch it while at work). I'm just glad that I now get to see every match instead of having to wait only for the televised games on Fox Soccer Channel, like the old days.Crowbar6753 wrote:Howdy W.R, happy viewing mate, what's the time difference in Wisconsin? i have to be up at 7.15am ready for an 8am kickoff on Saturday's. It's perfect for me as i run a pub out here, so get to watch the game and then slowly head to workWisconsin Royal wrote:
iFollow + ESPN+ in the U.S. gets you every game. it's great.
Is that 2 of the last 3 seasons we've been on TV at home to Stoke? Not sure why, it's hardly a glamorous fixture...morganb wrote:Stoke City’s Championship fixture against Reading at the start of September has been selected by Sky Sports for live broadcast.
As a result, the match at the Select Car Leasing Stadium has been moved from its original date and kick-off time.
The fixture will now take place in Berkshire on Sunday, September 4, with kick-off scheduled for 12noon.
https://www.stokecityfc.com/news/2022/j ... ky-sports/
Is there maybe some sort of rule that all the clubs need to get televised at least once, so they're doing the boring ones together....YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Is that 2 of the last 3 seasons we've been on TV at home to Stoke? Not sure why, it's hardly a glamorous fixture...morganb wrote:Stoke City’s Championship fixture against Reading at the start of September has been selected by Sky Sports for live broadcast.
As a result, the match at the Select Car Leasing Stadium has been moved from its original date and kick-off time.
The fixture will now take place in Berkshire on Sunday, September 4, with kick-off scheduled for 12noon.
https://www.stokecityfc.com/news/2022/j ... ky-sports/
All the 3pm matches other than Cardiff v Norwich have now been removed from the page.Royals and Racers wrote:Could be of interest to some that it looks as if instead of only the 1 3pm Saturday match broadcast to the world ! it seems most of the others are listed to Arena Sport Serbia https://liveonsat.com/2day.php?start_dd ... _yyyy=2022
I know that we have the i follow streams but this might mean more are available.
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