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I've twitter on my phone but I have to be somewhere Friday night so I will miss the games. I am just wondering what is the best Twitter to follow on a Friday night to get updates on all the games (I won't be following clubs) as I want it to be as neutral as can be. The LOI Blog is an obvious one as is extratimenews. Im just wondering is there any other twitter that gives the service that I desire.
It's okay, you can relax. Harps v Limerick isn't until Saturday.
There's no over ridding twitter account. Follow the likes of the League one and all the LOI jounalists (check to see who other longford fans follow). Most clubs do some sort of updating too
Extra Time News is probably your best bet: https://twitter.com/ExtratimeNews
Who gets the scores up first on twitter extratime or the loi blog?
I'd be willing to bet ExtratimeNews.
If you've a good enough phone, go for live scores just. www.futbol24.com updates scores within seconds of them actually happening. I would love to know how they do it.
Cheers lads.
They pay people to stay on the phone and watch the match. Think its about €50 per gameQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Ah, so that's what that guy does..
Call a spade a spade. LOI Blog wholesale robs stuff from Extratime or did that last time I looked at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ped_ped
Extratime are pretty fast.
If you just want quick score updates on your phone, the futbol24 app ( Android / iTunes ) is very good. I never used it on mobile before but had a look now and can't fault it.
I know of somebody that does it and I think it must pay more than that for it to be worth it for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
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Originally Posted by gufcfan
I think it was £75 a game when I was asked to do it about 5 seasons ago but spending 90 mins going attack / defend / attack I wouldnt do it for any money
Bet365 is good for livescores!
Whilst the likes of futbol24 and livescore may be very slightly faster. They have no detail or scorer. They usually wait for us (Extratime) to confirm the scorer and then copy. For proof of this, any time we make a mistake, most of the live score type sites replicate it.
The futbol24 app isn't faster than extratime because it doesn't update instantly ;)
Slightly unrelated but does anyone have any idea on how Bet365 update pretty much every single game right down to the detail of which side has the ball/on the attack/ has a throw in.
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Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Futbol24s app buzzs the moment a goal is scored once you put that game into your favourites. That works a treat for me. Don't need to keep checking to see if a goal has been scored in any games
Yeah, big fan of futbol24 and its push notificationsQuote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
On the fee for updating sites, it was baout 6/7 years ago a friend did it. Was €50 then (plus a phone). Good to see its increased ;)
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Originally Posted by Gareth
Flashscore does. By far the best live score site available (after Bet365 but they don't give goalscorers)
I've recently start going to the Slavia matches with the guy that does this for Bet365 and a couple of other betting sites for the Czech league. Am sure I can make a few quid out of it some way :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
They don't give goalscorers immediately. They wait for that to be confirmed elsewhere usually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4Ever
In the old days it was Aertel they would all copy.. and like extra time now, if there was a mistake there, there was a mistake everywhere else. Personally, I go with Extra time. Anything on the LOI blog's has been tweeted by someone else minutes earlier anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gareth
So they were copying Errortel, that was never a good idea!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark
Thanks for the info on Futbol24, just downloaded the android app now & it looks very good.
The "live feeds" provided by the people at games are now more detailed than just "Attack" and "Dangerous Attack" they give details of throws, fouls, cards, corners etc - this information is done for a company (Runningball is one of them) and is then the service is sold to bookmakers. So this company could pay one person €100 for covering the match and then sell that on to numerous bookmakers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Bet365 just feed all this information on to their website.
I knew a lad that use to do it in OP,he had to give an almost full running commentary on the match but didnt have to mention the players names just what team had the ball,throw ins,corners,free kicks & positions of same etc...it would do your nut in listening to him. "Suspend,suspend,suspend" when there was a peno or a dangerous free kick:rolleyes: Gave it up after 3 games.Think a Chinese lad does it now?Quote:
Originally Posted by JC_GUFC
downloaded Futbol 24 app myself earlier, brilliant it is.
@ExtratimeNews has got the follow.