I am out of the country, where-ever I am I use a VPN to stream live games. If I am in the UK it gives me access to every game as I just set it for Germany or if it's restricted there to Portugal and that's fine. I then pay for an international stream and contribute to the club that way.
I still use the VPN where I am because I like to be able to access Wikipedia and it's restricted here by the Gov't. The VPN also allows me to access UK TV and my Sky Subscription, so if Leeds are on Sky I just tune in via Sky.
Unfortunately I am not able to access games shown via the red button on my laptop, at least I don't think I am.
Today, LUTV is streaming live to UK viewers. However if I was in the UK it would cost £10, if I was in Germany (and lets pretend I am), I can stream via an international subscription for £5.
Yes I know there will be streams on Facebook and Youtube for free.
Why the price discrepancy?
Rip off
posted on 18/9/18
It looks like the £10 is a standard price, but not sure why it's cheaper for international viewers.
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Season pass prices for international fans have been frozen at £110, whilst supporters in the UK can purchase their match passes from £10.
https://www.efl.com/iFollow/subscribe/
posted on 18/9/18
Sol, it's because the domestic audience is more stable and therefore easier to rip off. Just think it's outrageous and encourages people to stream from elsewhere.
I know I shouldn't be criticising the club when what I doing isn't exactly legit but still.
posted on 18/9/18
Yea and it will cost me 2000£ to atend two games i november (Bristol c and Reading). Just to put things i perspectiv.
posted on 18/9/18
It’s cheap! Great value
I pay £5 or nothing
posted on 18/9/18
I think if you download the sky sports app you can watch it on there
posted on 18/9/18
its a quid for the radio stream, good value in my opinion