Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[DaleCooper]

See if you can figure out how much it costs to do a professional livestream first.

[Canada-Goose]

Quick update, £455 so far for all games

[Grace Murphy]

See if you can figure out how much it costs to do a professional livestream first.

Would you consider it a better service than Armagh TV? They have a season pass for £180 - not fleecing the masses!

[ClubScene13]

Quick update, £455 so far for all games

Embarrassing. Derry streamed their junior final for free on Saturday. While I do not expect that, £17 & £18 for junior / intermediate games as well as the brazen decision to make it Sunday 6:30pm just to cash in as much as possible is absolutely worth questioning. Does anyone challenge these calls at AGM? Where does the line get drawn?

[DaleCooper]

Ive no idea not used the Armagh one, only Tyrone. I know its cool to see other counties but no one is putting a gun to your head to pay. Far better experience in person most of the time.

*Afaik it is not a standardised process so costs will vary by county.

[An Watcher]

Yep, was questioning the lack of double headers with a mate recently as well.  I understand there is an issue about pitches but as far as I can see every decision seems to amo7nt to more money for the coffers.  Maybe its the conservatives in charge!!!

[tyroneStatto]

They don't even need to show every game.
Just all the Senior and the pick of the Intermediate and Junior games would do.
Clubber is excellent value at €199 for a season pass with 15 counties already on it.

[tyroneStatto]

Yep, was questioning the lack of double headers with a mate recently as well.  I understand there is an issue about pitches but as far as I can see every decision seems to amo7nt to more money for the coffers.  Maybe its the conservatives in charge!!!

Used to be up until recently even the programmes for the Intermediate and Junior Finals while although the games were on different days it was still one programme at a fiver. Now it's 2 separate programmes at a fiver each. Absolutely everything has been squeezed for profit margins.

And of course once inside the ground they wont accept card to buy the programmes even though its the only way of gaining entry to the match.

[Liberation]

I know Im a sock puppet account but every club person on here should raise it internally at this years AGM for their own individual club.  I do intend to raise at the annual congress of the CCCP.

[Grace Murphy]

Ive no idea not used the Armagh one, only Tyrone. I know its cool to see other counties but no one is putting a gun to your head to pay. Far better experience in person most of the time.

*Afaik it is not a standardised process so costs will vary by county.

There's a season pass if you want to go in person like a pro Gael like u.

Tyrone GAA are making games accessible to people with wealth and not thinking of anyone only there P&L. They don't think of the elderly on the state pension worrying about heating there homes or families who struggle with cost of living. They are cretins of the highest order!

[DaleCooper]

Haha pensioners...jfc

[Grace Murphy]

Haha pensioners...jfc

You must be on the county board... something they would laugh at. I don't see how it's funny!

[DaleCooper]

Streaming did not exist a few years ago.

Most clubs show the thing for free now in the club bar so unless youre an invalid not much to yap about. Plus its great to get people out of the house and socialising.

Usually dont be about much myself but counted up the damage and was able to attend 5 cship games at £14 each approx.  £70

Season ticket doesnt make much sense for me.

[GlenMan]

Haha pensioners...jfc

You must be on the county board... something they would laugh at. I don't see how it's funny!

"Yes, from a macroeconomic perspective, the current generation of retirees is statistically the wealthiest generation ever to live in NI and the wider UK."

Just like most younger people, I have no sympathy for pensioners. Maybe the county board should offer cheaper entry to people under the age of 35 who can't afford to buy a home.

[square_ball]

If the under 35s went without an Açai bowl and a flat white once a week they'd have no bother buying a ticket for the match or streaming it.