United are starting their own version with one of their players, it's called... the Mataverse
City Building World's 1st Football Stadium in the Metaverse
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Man-chester copperpot
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Eh? I’ve read all pages and i still havent got a clue whats going on?
metaverse - is this a new religion or cult.
Are we still going the games or not now?
My head hurts
metaverse - is this a new religion or cult.
Are we still going the games or not now?
My head hurts
Interesting question. On your screen you will see the game live from multiple angles. Will they use some images from the tv co? Will the tv co claim that we are broadcasting rights protected action?
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will you be able to meta stream it?
You're right. Potentially er........Massive!
In reality, one could. For a Sporting Lisbon match, being Palhinha chasing Foden for 90 minutes could be had for a fee.
It is very simple.
1. Sony build a virtual stadium
2. Fans buy a ticket on line for a match, probably a specified seat.
3. When they log in they will sit in the stadium and watch the match live from multiple angles, with added bells and whistles. The real thing just as though you were there or watching on tv. Special headset may not be required.
4. Whether they can go to a virtual bar or go for a virtual piss is to be decided.
5. Bring your own beer.
6. City 5 Rags 0.
If you can't get your head around it, this might help you?
Other ideas being explored involve fans meeting players in the metaverse, interacting with one another and purchasing products that are not available in real life.
“The whole point we could imagine of having a metaverse is you can recreate a game, you could watch the game live, you’re part of the action in a different way through different angles and you can fill the stadium as much as you want because it’s unlimited, it’s completely virtual,” Nuria Tarre, City Football Group’s chief marketing and fan engagement officer, tells i.
“But also you’re in control of what you want to be watching at that time. There’s not one broadcast point of view, you can look at it through any angle of the stadium. That’s the sky – the limit.”
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Nuria is Chief Marketing Officer and joined the City Football Group in November 2015. Her role encompasses Retail, Fan Relationship Management (FRM), Brand and Research. Nuria joined CFG after 19 years of experience in the telecommunications, aviation and tourism and leisure industries. Her previous position was as CEO of the biggest ski resort in the Pyrenees, Grandvalira.
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Fan Relationship Management (or FRM) is exactly what it sounds like, MANAGING the RELATIONSHIP with FANS. It is simply Customer Relationship Management, but in Football, so slightly different. Whilst fans are the most loyal of any ‘customer’ (not a word I like to overuse in Football), they are also the group that become disheartened the easiest when things around the club are not as they’d desire; so looking after them is pretty important and it is important to do it effectively.
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Other ideas being explored involve fans meeting players in the metaverse, interacting with one another and purchasing products that are not available in real life.
“The whole point we could imagine of having a metaverse is you can recreate a game, you could watch the game live, you’re part of the action in a different way through different angles and you can fill the stadium as much as you want because it’s unlimited, it’s completely virtual,” Nuria Tarre, City Football Group’s chief marketing and fan engagement officer, tells i.
“But also you’re in control of what you want to be watching at that time. There’s not one broadcast point of view, you can look at it through any angle of the stadium. That’s the sky – the limit.”
Man City begin building world's first football stadium inside the metaverse
City hope to fill the virtual Etihad Stadium several times over, allowing fans to watch live games from anywhere in the world
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Nuria is Chief Marketing Officer and joined the City Football Group in November 2015. Her role encompasses Retail, Fan Relationship Management (FRM), Brand and Research. Nuria joined CFG after 19 years of experience in the telecommunications, aviation and tourism and leisure industries. Her previous position was as CEO of the biggest ski resort in the Pyrenees, Grandvalira.
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Fan Relationship Management (or FRM) is exactly what it sounds like, MANAGING the RELATIONSHIP with FANS. It is simply Customer Relationship Management, but in Football, so slightly different. Whilst fans are the most loyal of any ‘customer’ (not a word I like to overuse in Football), they are also the group that become disheartened the easiest when things around the club are not as they’d desire; so looking after them is pretty important and it is important to do it effectively.
The concept of good Fan Relationship Management
Fan Relationship Management (or FRM) is exactly what it sounds like, MANAGING the RELATIONSHIP with FANS. It is simply Customer Relationship Management, but in Football, so slightly different. Whil…
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No, but I'm also not deaf :)
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Does this mean one day I could have Lily James and Scarlet Johnasson sat either side of me on a rainy night against Watford?
All from the comfort of my own armchair?
And nobody can see me, right?
Just interested, that's all.
All from the comfort of my own armchair?
And nobody can see me, right?
Just interested, that's all.