cptaidan88
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Unless both us and Villa get knocked out of the cup before the semi final, I think the first available midweek is January 19th. The schedule is mental.
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TV Fixtures - 2020/21
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richardtheref
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Looks like the 8:15 ko matches are being brought forward 15 minutes in line with the pub curfew .
But isn't one of the regulations put in place when pubs re opened was they are not allowed to show live football?
Just asking as not sure?
Anyone thinking of paying for this caraboa Cup live thing at £10. Seems some very poor reviews on Facebook of it. Poor camera angles, constant buffering and freezing and quite a few who after paying couldnt even access the game.
Not sure how many had a good experience but there page doesn't have many positive comments
I've watched a couple of League Two games on iFollow and they haven't been great. One the picture quality was shocking, possibly due to a poor upload from the ground. The second was OK quality but a single camera that had a bad position and couldn't cover the extremes of the pitch due to the stand obscuring the shot.
I would hope that City/Bournemouth would have more cameras and higher production values as they are used to media coverage, though it may all be down to the EFL.
I'm also assuming it's using the same iFollow platform which is browser only - you'll need to hook your laptop or phone up to the TV for a big picture or use a Chromecast. Don't be trying to do this for the first time 2 minutes before the game - many people have tried and failed. Connecting your phone will require a USB to HDMI adaptor - too late if you don't have that already.
TheRemainsOfTheDave
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And that doesn't work for all phones. Can't remember the name of the technology but some mobiles have it turned off (or not installed) by design.I've watched a couple of League Two games on iFollow and they haven't been great. One the picture quality was shocking, possibly due to a poor upload from the ground. The second was OK quality but a single camera that had a bad position and couldn't cover the extremes of the pitch due to the stand obscuring the shot.
I would hope that City/Bournemouth would have more cameras and higher production values as they are used to media coverage, though it may all be down to the EFL.
I'm also assuming it's using the same iFollow platform which is browser only - you'll need to hook your laptop or phone up to the TV for a big picture or use a Chromecast. Don't be trying to do this for the first time 2 minutes before the game - many people have tried and failed. Connecting your phone will require a USB to HDMI adaptor - too late if you don't have that already.
EDIT: MHL
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Man_City_Loyal
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So apparently not ALL the fixtures are on TV anymore ... even with fans still out but we've then been lucky to have all our three remaining ones in October to be picked for LIVE coverage by UK TV.
All our games are on tv across the world. thats where i will be watching now. F Sky & BT
meeesh
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All our games are on tv across the world. thats where i will be watching now. F Sky & BT
Don't need to in October,as the post says we are on every week rest of month anyway.
Man_City_Loyal
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Don't need to in October,as the post says we are on every week rest of month anyway.
The americans coverage is miles better.