| Watching on the TV in the new season 21:15 - Jul 27 with 7040 views | Clutch |
What's the best way?
Happy to get sky, but not sure how many of the games will be on? They don't show every game do they? |  | | |  |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 22:18 - Jul 27 with 5332 views | FrimleyBlue |
Legally
Sky with TNT sports.
Other than that. It'll be online streams. |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:13 - Jul 28 with 5119 views | Mark |
Now TV usually have promotional offers for Sky TV near the start of the season, around £20 a month. Their standard price is £34.99 plus £6.00 for HD a a month. That's a lot to pay when it doesn't cover all the matches and when there is so much advertising. |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 11:27 - Jul 28 with 4983 views | ElephantintheRoom |
On line streams. When the football is awful, which it often is, at least you have amusing adverts for pick up trucks, dubious medicines and fast food to look forward to. |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 12:01 - Jul 28 with 4950 views | Clutch |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:13 - Jul 28 by Mark |
Now TV usually have promotional offers for Sky TV near the start of the season, around £20 a month. Their standard price is £34.99 plus £6.00 for HD a a month. That's a lot to pay when it doesn't cover all the matches and when there is so much advertising. |
It probably would be Now instead is Sky, but how many of our games will actually be on? | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:24 - Jul 28 with 4806 views | textbackup |
Find someone to supply you a dodgy firestick.
Watch everything for £50-£80 a year.
If best way = cheapest way.
If best way = most legal way, get sky and TNT and Amazon etc etc etc for about £120/150 a month |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:36 - Jul 28 with 4780 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:24 - Jul 28 by textbackup |
Find someone to supply you a dodgy firestick.
Watch everything for £50-£80 a year.
If best way = cheapest way.
If best way = most legal way, get sky and TNT and Amazon etc etc etc for about £120/150 a month |
Have Amazon actually got games this year? |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:51 - Jul 28 with 4758 views | Europablue |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:13 - Jul 28 by Mark |
Now TV usually have promotional offers for Sky TV near the start of the season, around £20 a month. Their standard price is £34.99 plus £6.00 for HD a a month. That's a lot to pay when it doesn't cover all the matches and when there is so much advertising. |
Welcome to the premier league. It costs more and the service is worse. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:28 - Jul 28 with 4678 views | GavTWTD |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:36 - Jul 28 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Have Amazon actually got games this year? |
Yeah a few in Amazon I think.
I'm hoping there's another option like Dazn or something for every match. |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:32 - Jul 28 with 4661 views | PioneerBlue |
If you were overseas is there a way to see all ITFC games home and away? | |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:56 - Jul 28 with 4584 views | Mark |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 12:01 - Jul 28 by Clutch |
It probably would be Now instead is Sky, but how many of our games will actually be on? |
Well, the Sky channels are on Now. Last season it included the red button games, and I presume it will this season too. So far only one Ipswich match is confirmed, home to Villa at the same end of September. I will be at Portman Road anyway for that. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:59 - Jul 28 with 4571 views | Mark |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 16:36 - Jul 28 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Have Amazon actually got games this year? |
Yes, Amazon show two rounds of matches in December. Two years ago I watched them with a free Amazon Prime trial. Last season I didn't bother as I wasn't really interested in the Premier League due to over commercialisation and VAR. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 18:42 - Jul 28 with 4476 views | BonchosBicycle |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:32 - Jul 28 by PioneerBlue |
If you were overseas is there a way to see all ITFC games home and away? |
If you're in the US I think most games will be on NBC / Peacock. Not sure if TownTV is showing any live games this year. |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 23:28 - Jul 28 with 4262 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:32 - Jul 28 by PioneerBlue |
If you were overseas is there a way to see all ITFC games home and away? |
Yes, many countries have coverage for all EPL games.
FuboTV Canada
NBC network USA (split across Peacock & USA Network)
Optus Sport Australia
DAZN Spain
Sky have coverage in many regions, including Italy, New Zealand, etc but not sure if the show all games. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 23:35 - Jul 28 with 4246 views | mutters |
As somebody who often "watches from abroad", I asked about TownTV and whether games will be shown. Sadly they wont be due to the different licensing agreements now we are Premier League (....sing we are Premier League). |  |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 06:43 - Jul 29 with 4119 views | kiwiblue |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 23:28 - Jul 28 by SuffolkPunchFC |
Yes, many countries have coverage for all EPL games.
FuboTV Canada
NBC network USA (split across Peacock & USA Network)
Optus Sport Australia
DAZN Spain
Sky have coverage in many regions, including Italy, New Zealand, etc but not sure if the show all games. |
any comments about the qualty of optus sport coverage? |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 12:09 - Jul 29 with 3896 views | backwaywhen |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:32 - Jul 28 by PioneerBlue |
If you were overseas is there a way to see all ITFC games home and away? |
Yep dodgy firestick…every game every league. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 12:27 - Jul 29 with 3860 views | itfckenty |
as everyone has said, Sky and TNT. but as someone else has stated, keep an eye on NOW TV. in the past they have done various deals - including buy a day pass and get mobile sky sports for £1.00 - which is a decent way to watch it (but only on your mobile) I'm sure that lasted like 6months or so for a £1 |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:02 - Jul 29 with 3678 views | slade1 |
I subscribe to Now and that also enables me to have it on three different devices.
So I watch Sky Sports via Now on my TV and so does my Dad and my Son. (all at different addresses around the country) [Post edited 29 Jul 2024 17:03]
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:07 - Jul 29 with 3663 views | Parsley |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 17:02 - Jul 29 by slade1 |
I subscribe to Now and that also enables me to have it on three different devices.
So I watch Sky Sports via Now on my TV and so does my Dad and my Son. (all at different addresses around the country) [Post edited 29 Jul 2024 17:03]
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I've used Now before to watch Sky games, is there a similar option for games on TNT? |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 19:02 - Jul 29 with 3548 views | GavTWTD |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 23:28 - Jul 28 by SuffolkPunchFC |
Yes, many countries have coverage for all EPL games.
FuboTV Canada
NBC network USA (split across Peacock & USA Network)
Optus Sport Australia
DAZN Spain
Sky have coverage in many regions, including Italy, New Zealand, etc but not sure if the show all games. |
Has anyone used Dazn Spain? I think that might be a good option. | |
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 01:10 - Jul 30 with 3327 views | thepommylump |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 06:43 - Jul 29 by kiwiblue |
any comments about the qualty of optus sport coverage? |
Optus is pretty good, they show every premiere league game live, I pay $50 a quarter, which is less than 9 quid a month. [Post edited 30 Jul 2024 11:20]
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| Watching on the TV in the new season on 07:55 - Jul 30 with 3104 views | Meadowlark |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:13 - Jul 28 by Mark |
Now TV usually have promotional offers for Sky TV near the start of the season, around £20 a month. Their standard price is £34.99 plus £6.00 for HD a a month. That's a lot to pay when it doesn't cover all the matches and when there is so much advertising. |
Correct. I get Sky sports via NOW in HD for just under £20 a month. |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:35 - Jul 30 with 3040 views | Mark |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 07:55 - Jul 30 by Meadowlark |
Correct. I get Sky sports via NOW in HD for just under £20 a month. |
If you start the process to cancel the £6 HD Boost if usually offers a discount, three months at £2 a month they kept offering me. That allows three screens as well as 1080p and a better frame rate. | | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:58 - Jul 30 with 2985 views | JakeITFC |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 19:02 - Jul 29 by GavTWTD |
Has anyone used Dazn Spain? I think that might be a good option. |
English comms? |  | | |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 09:51 - Jul 30 with 2877 views | GavTWTD |
| Watching on the TV in the new season on 08:58 - Jul 30 by JakeITFC |
English comms? |
Unlikely. All matches though. | |
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