Not sure whether to apply to be a steward or ball boy:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
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Not sure whether to apply to be a steward or ball boy:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
Just purchased online a tablet (of the electronic kind and not of the blue variety) that can use a SIM - and for the purpose of watching City's streamed games when I am out and about in my camper van. Does anyone know how much data a single game would use up if watched online using my SIM's mobile phone data allocation? (I have two SIMs and it would be good to know if I could use the spare one, which I hardly use, which has a lower data allowance).
They said when the stadium is open to full capacity, which sounds like you wouldn't be in the mix if it opens partially.Quote:
Originally Posted by darran1927
I watched an away match last season on my mobile and I used just over 3gb of my data allowance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Thought the same , could we not carefully distance 13k fans in a 32k seated stadium??Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
I think it's the getting in/out etc that causes the most problemsQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Reading the Ts and Cs, it looks like if there is a partial reopening of the CCS, those who opt for City Player/partial refund may not get first dibs. Once you opt in, you can only opt out when full attendance is allowed. Which makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by darran1927
I can’t see anyone entering CCS this season
Maybe by March/April time limited attendance will be allowed. Depends on how Nov to Feb pans out CV and flu-wise. Saturdays just wont be the same. Stoke away is already a distant memory. Could be worse....could be Leeds!Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
That timeframe doesn't bode well for Euro 2021Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
A long way to go yet. I think some stadia where there is very low CV/100k population may allow limited numbers of fans in subject to local public health approval after a risk assessment by the clubs. Some lucky people might get to see a match or two at the CCS. Very much stop/start/stop depending on the local infection data. Cardiff is currently on the cusp of more restrictions being put in place.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
I'm confused. Why is anyone buying a streaming pass or am I missing something? If it works out at £230 for the season and it's £10 for a match pass then what's to be gained by the former, especially if you've got Sky?Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
Some games will be on Sky so by committing to all games you lose out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loramski
Paying £10 a game, you only pay for what you wanna watch
So why is anyone getting a pass? It's a weird 'offer'.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT