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Skybet stream was brilliant and on time, was direct from LOITV with Con and GG commentating and giving analysis at half time. Not sure how that worked so well? Gartland is very good in this role, and it was funny when Con was correcting his McJarret handwriting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
Tried 3-4 streams of various games all fecked!
Yeah, I’m trying to get Pats/Derry, but just getting an error message. Bohs/Dundalk is working through, which is maddening.edit - working now. Yay.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCSIL
Yeah had terrible trouble getting the game. I thought it might be the browser on my dodgy box but tried another and got the same. I missed the first ten minutes but delighted to finally get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCSIL
Jesus, that Derry pitch is awful. Pats the better side,, but its not an easy watch.
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Originally Posted by DCSIL
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Originally Posted by TonyD
Apologies in advance if the problematic streams were from LOITV directly, if not, never moan of poor league cover again!!Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Mine went again after the two sending offs.
As did mine. Disappointing result.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
I was at the RSC but heard after on social media were problems with the Waterford v Finn Harps game too.
First 10 minutes or so ,was fine after that apart from the co-commentator:pQuote:
Originally Posted by trevy
Derry v Sligo stream is terrible. Drive 105 it is!
Why is it so poor from Derry.
Club are saying Broadband issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by dong
Cant bate €3bn Free-State broadband!Quote:
Originally Posted by DCSIL
Well, I'd like to say a big thanks to LOI TV. It was great to watch any game (not just Drogheda's) which took my fancy. Not always slick or 100% professional, but I couldn't fault the enthusiasm of the commentators and co-commentators. Hope it returns back next year.
AI cameras are shockingly bad, ridiculous. There's a few things still to iron out but most clubs put in a good effort and I would subscribe again
Pats effort was very good I thought. Good camera work and very good commentary. Ger O’Brien was excellent on it.
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Originally Posted by Straightstory
Fully agree - I remember waiting in aertel for scores at away games … loitv is light years away from those days :) I watched many other games too apart from Drogs - was great seeing the different teams.
Sure it’s not 100% perfect but it’s far better than nothing.
Aertel had it's moments all the same. I remember having it on screen at home waiting for the full time from Kilkenny, Harps 2-0 down and an hour after the game was it hasn't gone final to put us out of our misery.
Suddenly it updates and Harps have won 3-2.
F**king magic.
Oh and on LOI TV. Many clubs spending a grand a game or thereabouts on it (some more, some less). Need to find a way to reduce that as you are paying a lot to effectively discourage some from attending, and many watching do so on dodgy unpaid streams.
100% has to be kept but needs to be considered carefully, or else supported by the league / FAI.
Must be the only league in the world where the clubs pay for their TV coverage.
A sponsor to cover a broadcast deal would need to be well up on the list of priorities going into 2022 season.
We were on the opposite end - away to Waterford - think it was a draw after 90mins (or we were one up) went to bed happy and reposed next day to see Waterford had put 7 past us :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
reminds me of a similar game - Monday or Tuesday night in 2001 - Bohs away to Finn Harps in i think the last series of games in the season... 1-0 til well after the full time whistle should have been blown but Aertel still not saying FT. Then BOOM! Harps 1 - Bohs 1 FT :D Might have been Nesovic that got our equalizer but cant be sure. I celebrated it in my apartment like we had won the league :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Yeah i thin it was Shels were playing one time, they went 1 up early on and the score never changed on Aertel. I was in a bad mood all that night and it wasn't until to following day when i ran into one of the lads in town that i found out we won 2-1, as far as I remember we had equalized withing 5 min of the Shels goal then went 2-1 up shortly after half timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
https://www.sseairtricityleague.ie/n...eason-/id-4052
Season pass option has been removed for this season,gone down pretty badly if Daniel McDonnell’s quote tweets are anything to go by.
7 euro per game in the Premier Division and 5 for the First Division,most people won’t be watching other teams as you’ve been able to do in previous years…..
Lack of a season pass is a poor idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Very disappointing that no season ticket option available; also if you have a season ticket for your own club then you should have free LoiTv access to their home games so that if away or ill etc. you can still watch the games ; and also in case your club is playing behind ‘closed doors’Quote:
Originally Posted by kksaints
Even for convenience alone it's surely worth it?
Strange move not having a subscription option. I intend to make as many Pats games as possible this year but would have got a season pass for LOI tv to support the service. There is little incentive to pay for individual games between other clubs.
Cant understand it at all. One of the worst decisions the league has made. It will be around 250 euro to only watch my teams games for a season. Genuinely, LOI might be the most expensive league in the world to stream.
There is already near saturation of football on tv and online, and everyone watches other leagues. You could spend all weekend watching big name football teams for half the price.
Be happy to spend a 100 and something euro at the start of the season and forget about it, but now, every week being asked? Not a chance.
Someone has to pay for the production and very few people paid last year because most of the core LOI support got free passes in lieu of season tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
If they gave away LOI ST to club STH they would lose a fortune and the pandemic is over so people can make choices now.
Id say they are hoping that the loyalists (STH) who dont travel away will pay for individual passes for those games.
I know if i am not traveling i would be happy to pay the €7 as its less than the petrol money let alone "other expenses :) "
Also i think this year if enough people dont pay to cover the costs we can forget about it next year and its great to be able to "follow" your team even when you cant make it.
Very disappointing indeed. Are they deliberately setting it up for failure?Quote:
Originally Posted by kksaints
But this is it, it is a terrible way for people to cover the cost of it. It is overpriced and bad service (having to pay every time to watch). I would now be surprised if you get more than 10 people to spend over a 100 euro on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
(Plus all the big games are normally on RTE..)
That's a money issue by the looks of it, by very liable to backfire.
Since most clubs have season ticket holders and thus had automatic access to all their teams games, I'd assume the amount of one off purchases each week was minimal, but perhaps I'm wrong.
Are they hoping we will buy a pass each week we can't attend our teams games in person? f*** that. Destined to fail, imo.
This will be the last season of loitv I reckon, which is a shame as I watched a fair few games not involving Rovers, so got a better understanding of the quality of other teams
It's like they are pricing it too high for PD games and removing season pass in order to deter people from the service to push LOI fans to go the games and purchase season tickets
LOITV will realistically only work a price point for €5 per match and a season pass offering of max €150. I can't see it lasting past this season
Brutal decision not having a season pass as it was a way of getting as much LOI football out there.
It's like they totally miss the point of live football thinking it will drastically hurt attendances, you go to LOI matches for the experience of being at live sport (in all its glory). If you are truly competing with a football product on TV then there are much better options available on a Friday night.
LOITV won't survive off domestic fans at these rates but maybe they can get enough off football analysis/betting sites to make it viable?
This is good though
https://twitter.com/SSEAirtricityLg/...989851138?s=20
No real issue with per-match cost, but it's silly not having a package option, even for €225 or so. What was one purchase decision per year, becomes 36. If you have a home ST, that's immediately down to 18 purchase opportunities. And 18 times you have to justify a spend.
A club away package would have been an idea too, priced accordingly.
And if we accept that the numbers watching clubs other than their own are minimal, then there's not much to lose by tacking on the other games to your club package, say for an extra €30.
Personally, I'd have paid €250-270 for an all-club pass, even though I'd watch less than 36 games. You're paying for the convenience and option.
As it is, I'll be at the majority of Derry matches, so I'll only be buying a handful of passes this year. Will I justify a €7 spend on a random LoI match on the rare occasions when Derry aren't playing at the same time? Unlikely.
This would have been a good idea and at €99 (5.55 per game) lots of people would have bought it, also tacking on other games for a fixed amount as a bonus is another excellent idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
I watched many non Drogs games last season with the pass but prob won’t do it on a pay per game basis , shame really but at least we still have Loi tv as I was afraid they would cease it. The 7e is ok for a match and they do need to make money but I’d say the lack of. A season pass gives them the option to cease mid season if numbers are low - a season pass locks them in to a degree for the full season.