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Topic Originator: MinnesotaAndy
Date: Sat 13 Jun 14:29
PARStv no more?
I tried to renew my subscription to PARStv for season 2026-2027 but could not.
Brian told me he was advised that he would no longer be doing PARStv.
Anyone know what the club is doing?
Will there be a new service?
What happens to the commentary team?
Etc...
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Topic Originator: Bannockburn Par
Date: Sat 13 Jun 14:59
Massive thanks to Brian for all he has done for Pars TV over the years. I do hope the service continues.
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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Sat 13 Jun 16:01
This is not good ,even though there were issues always respected Brian and his team
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Topic Originator: kelty_par
Date: Sat 13 Jun 16:45
I`m sure I read somewhere the new owners were looking at bringing it all together with the other - really impressive, IMO - social media stuff?
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Topic Originator: RhinoPars
Date: Sat 13 Jun 17:44
I too would like to thank Brian and the ParsTV team for their efforts over the years. Hopefully the club will be replacing ParsTV with something else for expat fans.
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Topic Originator: neils
Date: Sat 13 Jun 17:57
Looks like I`ve moved back to Dunfermline permanently in time!
If that`s the case, I`ve subscribed for years to ParsTV (lived in Curacao and Malta) and my heartfelt thanks go to Brian and the team- they have made our quality of life much better, and being able to watch Pars games in the strangest of locations has been invaluable - again thanks so much for such a great service.
I won`t be subscribing anyway this season (happily I can now watch the games at EEP- can`t beat being there) but if they are bringing it more `in house` I hope it`s excellent - the communication and professionalism at the club has improved greatly.
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Topic Originator: Fevs
Date: Sat 13 Jun 20:08
Brian
So very, very sorry to hear this!!! I can’t Imagine what they will do without you!! Thank you for all your hard work.
All these years of volunteering and suddenly no more.
Seems to be all the volunteers who have given so much of their time and effort over a lot of year, are slowly being ditched.
What is happening behind the scenes at the club we all love……..
A sad time!!!
Let’s work our way back to Premier League 👌😀
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Topic Originator: Hoolie
Date: Sat 13 Jun 20:16
Oh everyone is ohh thanks Brian blah blah not remembering the grief you all gave him and his team??
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Topic Originator: hurricane_jimmy
Date: Sun 14 Jun 03:39
If that`s the case then I`m really sorry to hear that there will be no more ParsTV!
Having lived outside of Scotland since 2013, ParsTV has always been a bit of a lifeline connection to the Pars and I always looked forward to seeing the interviews and highlights on a Sunday. Big thank you to all involved for the years of dedication!
Really hope the club recognizes Brian, Jordan ans everyone involved with free season tickets for a long period or something like this!
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Topic Originator: Fevs
Date: Sun 14 Jun 08:45
No grief from this end!
Let’s work our way back to Premier League 👌😀
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sun 14 Jun 17:13
Quote:
Fevs, Sun 14 Jun 08:45
No grief from this end!
That was totally unnecessary. I hope you are not having a bad day.
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Sun 14 Jun 18:31
Quote:
PARrot, Sun 14 Jun 17:13
Quote:
Fevs, Sun 14 Jun 08:45
No grief from this end!
That was totally unnecessary. I hope you are not having a bad day.
You’ve got the wrong end of the stick here, Parrot.
Fevs was saying she has never given parstv grief
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
Post Edited (Sun 14 Jun 18:32)
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Topic Originator: Bletchley_Par
Date: Sun 14 Jun 18:48
PSML.
And just for any avoidance of doubt that`s at you Parrot, not the thread subject.
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Topic Originator: DBA
Date: Sun 14 Jun 19:30
Quote:
PARrot, Sun 14 Jun 17:13
Quote:
Fevs, Sun 14 Jun 08:45
No grief from this end!
That was totally unnecessary. I hope you are not having a bad day.
Classic.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Sun 14 Jun 20:29
I hope it`s the case that the same volunteers will be involved as I`ve really enjoyed the commentary any time I`ve used the service on holiday. Also like the interviews.
A big thank you to Brian and the team for all their efforts regardless.
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Topic Originator: OzPar
Date: Sun 14 Jun 21:24
Sorry to hear this. I`ll echo what`s been said by others: A big thank you to Brian and his team for their considerable efforts over the years.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sun 14 Jun 23:18
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Sun 14 Jun 18:31
Quote:
PARrot, Sun 14 Jun 17:13
Quote:
Fevs, Sun 14 Jun 08:45
No grief from this end!
That was totally unnecessary. I hope you are not having a bad day.
You’ve got the wrong end of the stick here, Parrot.
Fevs was saying she has never given parstv grief
Apologies to Fevs. Easy done, easy sorted.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sun 14 Jun 23:23
Quote:
Bletchley_Par, Sun 14 Jun 18:48
PSML.
And just for any avoidance of doubt that`s at you Parrot, not the thread subject.
That was an easy mistake Bletchley. Unlike your comment about it.
Pi**ed Self My Laughing, is that?
Nice own goal.
To think I was just recently commenting how intelligent you are.
Jings, I seem to be on a roll with whoopsies.
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Topic Originator: Bletchley_Par
Date: Sun 14 Jun 23:38
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Topic Originator: PARrot like
Date: Sun 14 Jun 23:23
Quote:
Bletchley_Par, Sun 14 Jun 18:48
PSML.
And just for any avoidance of doubt that`s at you Parrot, not the thread subject.
That was an easy mistake Bletchley. Unlike your comment about it.
Pi**ed Self My Laughing, is that?
Nice own goal.
To think I was just recently commenting how intelligent you are.
Jings, I seem to be on a roll with whoopsies.
There are no words to describe this.
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Topic Originator: nightboat
Date: Mon 15 Jun 03:39
That’s disappointing news. But hopefully the club has something else planned that’s as good or better. Living in the Middles East for the last 12 years PARSTv has been a god send. Everyone has done a great job. Thankyou all.
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Topic Originator: DunPar
Date: Mon 15 Jun 05:43
Sad to hear after all the effort that was put in. Massively appreciated.
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Topic Originator: KnebworthPar
Date: Mon 15 Jun 06:17
Would like to add my thanks to the team. Like
Many others it’s been fantastic to have been able to watch over the years.
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Topic Originator: Townsvillepar
Date: Mon 15 Jun 06:59
Sad news. Many thanks to Brian and the team who worked tirelessly to provide TV for us overseas fans. Much appreciated, and enjoy the break!
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Topic Originator: GG Riva
Date: Mon 15 Jun 08:38
Quote:
Townsvillepar, Mon 15 Jun 06:59
Sad news. Many thanks to Brian and the team who worked tirelessly to provide TV for us overseas fans. Much appreciated, and enjoy the break!
Well said, TP. Fans who complained about Pars TV prices will almost certainly find the new company will charge significantly more.
Not your average Sunday League player.
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Topic Originator: BigTpar1986
Date: Mon 15 Jun 08:40
Sad to hear that Brian has been moved on. Such is the times though and it’s of no real surprise if the club owners who are immersed in the digital market have newer ideas.
New commentary will be a step in the right direction too. Not going to be popular with the usual suspects on here, but anyone who can’t make the game that then has to endure the commentary we’ve had can’t honestly say they enjoy it! Monotoned misinformation and interviews where the question is asked and half answered at the same time.
Personally I would like the young lads responsible for the social media getting a crack at the commentary or something along those lines.
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Topic Originator: MinnesotaAndy
Date: Mon 15 Jun 11:02
Just my own view:
- the PARStv season subscription cost was good value for money
- streaming glitches were often due to facilities encountered at away grounds
- I didn`t need Gary Lineker quality commentaries
I do not know how many regular viewers PARStv had, but I guess a few hundred only. It might be overkill to provide a fully professional streaming and commentary service.
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Topic Originator: kelty_par
Date: Mon 15 Jun 15:13
Doesn`t need to be fully professional - the wee team have one run totally by volunteers and theirs remains the gold standard for lower league clubs.
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Topic Originator: Jeffery
Date: Mon 15 Jun 15:58
The Pars TV guys have done a great job under often difficult circumstances.
I know I`ve suggested this before but, surely David Cooks position on the spfl board could help to push through some standards in terms of streaming? Setup a shared streaming service for all, or encourage teams to provide shared space, etc through stadium licencing standards?
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Topic Originator: coventrypar
Date: Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
"If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all"
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 15 Jun 16:44
Quote:
Jeffery, Mon 15 Jun 15:58
The Pars TV guys have done a great job under often difficult circumstances.
I know I`ve suggested this before but, surely David Cooks position on the spfl board could help to push through some standards in terms of streaming? Setup a shared streaming service for all, or encourage teams to provide shared space, etc through stadium licencing standards?
This is what Brian has been pushing for.
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Topic Originator: Hunter78
Date: Mon 15 Jun 16:46
Quote:
Jeffery, Mon 15 Jun 15:58
The Pars TV guys have done a great job under often difficult circumstances.
I know I`ve suggested this before but, surely David Cooks position on the spfl board could help to push through some standards in terms of streaming? Setup a shared streaming service for all, or encourage teams to provide shared space, etc through stadium licencing standards?
We’ve had a rep on the board for years, Ross McArthur was on well before Cook was.
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Topic Originator: red-star-par
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:22
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
Popcorn ready.....
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Quote:
da_no_1, Mon 15 Jun 17:22
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
Popcorn ready.....
This will be fun 😂 fair play to ParsTV over the years for streaming worldwide and during covid etc when it was vital. May not see eye to eye with Brian on things, but this has been a success over time.
But…..the last season or so there have been increasing issues and debates on here regarding the streaming service. Maybe the club have listened to this and are now going to invest in it more to improve it?
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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
Not hard , If anyone thinks it is stopping fans attending as mentioned using their firestick .Make Parstv for live games to overseas only
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:35
Quote:
Dave_1885, Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Quote:
da_no_1, Mon 15 Jun 17:22
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
Popcorn ready.....
This will be fun 😂 fair play to ParsTV over the years for streaming worldwide and during covid etc when it was vital. May not see eye to eye with Brian on things, but this has been a success over time.
But…..the last season or so there have been increasing issues and debates on here regarding the streaming service. Maybe the club have listened to this and are now going to invest in it more to improve it?
Why not invest in parstv? If the club had only invested 10% of what it brought in over a year, the service could have been improved.
BTW, it is the same platform that provides streaming for Falkirk in the SPL. If it’s good enough for them…
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
Post Edited (Mon 15 Jun 17:35)
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Topic Originator: neilholland999
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:49
Quote:
Rigger Al, Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Not hard , If anyone thinks it is stopping fans attending as mentioned using their firestick .Make Parstv for live games to overseas only
What about people like me who live elsewhere in the UK but are too far away to attend games on a regular basis?
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:52
I’m pretty sure it’s very hard to watch a pars home game on a Firestick. Brian put blocks on that a few years back.
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:55
Quote:
neilholland999, Mon 15 Jun 17:49
Quote:
Rigger Al, Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Not hard , If anyone thinks it is stopping fans attending as mentioned using their firestick .Make Parstv for live games to overseas only
What about people like me who live elsewhere in the UK but are too far away to attend games on a regular basis?
Good point ,i was kind of refering to someone who mentioned they knew à number of fans who could attend stopped as using firestick
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Topic Originator: MinnesotaAndy
Date: Mon 15 Jun 17:56
Under normal circumstances, PARStv would have started collecting subscriptions for next season from July 1st. PARStv were advertising coverage of the first friendly against Clyde. All that has just been stopped by the club with no official announcement.
I sent an email to enquiries@dafc.co.uk asking what is happening, but so far have received no reply. Anyone on .net in a position to pop by the club and find out what is actually happening?
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Topic Originator: Hunter78
Date: Mon 15 Jun 18:31
Quote:
MinnesotaAndy, Mon 15 Jun 17:56
Under normal circumstances, PARStv would have started collecting subscriptions for next season from July 1st. PARStv were advertising coverage of the first friendly against Clyde. All that has just been stopped by the club with no official announcement.
I sent an email to enquiries@dafc.co.uk asking what is happening, but so far have received no reply. Anyone on .net in a position to pop by the club and find out what is actually happening?
The guy Drew is the PST/Supporters rep on the board, maybe ask him as essentially things like this that’s why he’s their
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Topic Originator: DBA
Date: Mon 15 Jun 18:32
Quote:
MinnesotaAndy, Mon 15 Jun 17:56
Under normal circumstances, PARStv would have started collecting subscriptions for next season from July 1st. PARStv were advertising coverage of the first friendly against Clyde. All that has just been stopped by the club with no official announcement.
I sent an email to enquiries@dafc.co.uk asking what is happening, but so far have received no reply. Anyone on .net in a position to pop by the club and find out what is actually happening?
If theyre not replying to emails, "popping by" the club won`t get you answers.
It`ll all be announced very soon.
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Mon 15 Jun 18:32
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Mon 15 Jun 17:35
Quote:
Dave_1885, Mon 15 Jun 17:29
Quote:
da_no_1, Mon 15 Jun 17:22
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 15 Jun 17:05
Quote:
coventrypar, Mon 15 Jun 16:00
If done well it can be a great opportunity for Gamdon/owners to sell their site.
If done to a TV Studio standard - I would happily pay more than .net version.
Interesting idea, but surely there can`t be that many overseas subscribers anyway. Most of them will be Pars fans who know who Gamdom are anyway.
It would be interesting to know what the subscriber numbers are and what revenue it brings in anyway.
The amount of people I know in Dunfermline that used to go to Pars games but now just stay home with a few cans and watch the stream on their fire stick must be affecting crowds to an extent. I say, stop broadcasting ParsTV and get folk back to East End Park. For the handful watching overseas, they will just have to do without, they only moan about the service anyway.
Popcorn ready.....
This will be fun 😂 fair play to ParsTV over the years for streaming worldwide and during covid etc when it was vital. May not see eye to eye with Brian on things, but this has been a success over time.
But…..the last season or so there have been increasing issues and debates on here regarding the streaming service. Maybe the club have listened to this and are now going to invest in it more to improve it?
Why not invest in parstv? If the club had only invested 10% of what it brought in over a year, the service could have been improved.
BTW, it is the same platform that provides streaming for Falkirk in the SPL. If it’s good enough for them…
I have no idea, but Id hazard a guess at them trying to making it a slightly more professional styled set up? We need to remember that the owners are businessmen that will be trying to sell the clubs to sponsors/investment.
What I think they need though is proper communication soon as to what is happening with it to avoid losing subscribers.
Also, its very easy to stream games via fawanews etc these days.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 15 Jun 19:42
I very much doubt there were many getting ParsTv on dodgy fire sticks. It certainly couldn`t be relied on so it`s doubtful anyone was having their pals round to watch it rather than go to the game.
As for locking it to overseas only - it already is. You just need a VPN (or a dodgy stick) to get round that.
If someone new can get round the issues experienced by Brian and Co then that will be great for the overseas viewers but I personally always enjoyed the highlights (well...not when we lost!).
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Topic Originator: Hoolie
Date: Mon 15 Jun 20:35
I think we need Brian himself to appear and say what’s happening tbh..I’m surprised he or his crew haven’t been on here to say what’s happening?
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Topic Originator: Leamington_sPAR
Date: Mon 15 Jun 21:06
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Mon 15 Jun 17:52
I’m pretty sure it’s very hard to watch a pars home game on a Firestick. Brian put blocks on that a few years back.
Exactly, I was surprised to see a comment that suggested ParsTV was easily pirated. Brian did a fantastic job keeping it away from firestick viewers.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 15 Jun 21:28
Quote:
Leamington_sPAR, Mon 15 Jun 21:06
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Mon 15 Jun 17:52
I’m pretty sure it’s very hard to watch a pars home game on a Firestick. Brian put blocks on that a few years back.
Exactly, I was surprised to see a comment that suggested ParsTV was easily pirated. Brian did a fantastic job keeping it away from firestick viewers.
Tell me about it. I tried for ages and still couldn`t get it regularly. And I would`ve gotten away with it too if it weren`t for that meddling Brian!
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Topic Originator: ParfectXI
Date: Tue 16 Jun 14:24
Last season ParsTV was readily available on some paid IPTV services, I know previous to last season he was on the ball with stopping it, it seems he dropped the ball last season!
And as for getting folk back to EEP to watch the game as someone said “What if people are disabled and can’t get to the ground or live too far away? Streaming is definitely a poor substitute to going and id be very surprised if there are too many who would’ve went to the game would sack it off to watch over the internet! Indeed it may be said that if you are playing say Partick on a cold November Wednesday night that there might be more revenue to be made from Pars Fans who wouldn’t normally have went anyway than those staying at home to watch it on the net!
There are so many arguments and counter arguments
Post Edited (Tue 16 Jun 14:35)
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Topic Originator: coventrypar
Date: Tue 16 Jun 17:29
Announcement on COWS
"Significant Upgrade incoming"
"If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all"
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Topic Originator: Indiapar1
Date: Tue 16 Jun 21:17
Some clubs provide behind-the-scenes training footage, manager interviews, academy content, women’s team coverage, podcasts, full match replays and archive matches.
The main direction football clubs are moving towards is direct-to-fan digital ecosystems. Instead of relying only on social media, clubs want their own platforms where they control the content, data, ticketing and commercial opportunities.
Suggested initiatives:
Monthly subscription
Annual option at a discount
Exclusive weekly manager interview
Injury update
Training update
Preview of next match
Behind-the-scenes videos
Training ground
Dressing room setup
Travel day content
Player features
Academy and women’s team coverage
Youth player interviews
Match highlights
Development pathway content
Classic match archive
Historic wins
Derby matches
Promotion games
Former player interviews
Priority access
Cup tickets
Away ticket ballots
Hospitality offers
Open training events
Retail benefits
10% shop discount
Subscriber-only merchandise
Signed shirt competitions
Sponsor-backed content
“Training report sponsored by…”
“Goal of the month sponsored by…”
“Academy spotlight sponsored by…”
Supporter Q&A
Monthly live online Q&A with manager, captain or board representative
Community content
Foundation work
Schools programmes
Local business partnerships
Charitable initiatives
G Wardrope
Post Edited (Tue 16 Jun 21:25)
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Topic Originator: Kdy Par
Date: Tue 16 Jun 21:41
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Mon 15 Jun 17:52
I’m pretty sure it’s very hard to watch a pars home game on a Firestick. Brian put blocks on that a few years back.
ParsTV was on my firestick any game I needed it. Didn’t stop me going to any games but the one I couldn’t make were available. Almost every championship game was available to watch.
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