The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Just 3 days ago we got confirmation the fight was no longer on PPV. Frank stated “This is about keeping boxing alive and relevant at a tough time and doing something for the fans and we have moved heaven and earth to put this on as a BT Sport subscription Fight Night instead.” A nice surprise.
Today we get news that the Premier League have agreed a deal with BT and Sky to show games on a PPV starting this month. The games will be costing £14.99 each and will mainly feature on a Saturday.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54481945
Talks have apparently been taking place between the Premier League and the broadcasters for over a week to agree this deal.
I suspect BT have known this was going to be the likely outcome for days now. They've probably said to Frank they are almost certain to be showing a live PPV Premier League game on 28th November. Too much hassle trying to sort out the logistics of selling 2 PPV's on the same date on the same channel etc...
Forget Joyce vs Dubios being moved for the fans, more likely it's being moved for the football.
Today we get news that the Premier League have agreed a deal with BT and Sky to show games on a PPV starting this month. The games will be costing £14.99 each and will mainly feature on a Saturday.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54481945
Talks have apparently been taking place between the Premier League and the broadcasters for over a week to agree this deal.
I suspect BT have known this was going to be the likely outcome for days now. They've probably said to Frank they are almost certain to be showing a live PPV Premier League game on 28th November. Too much hassle trying to sort out the logistics of selling 2 PPV's on the same date on the same channel etc...
Forget Joyce vs Dubios being moved for the fans, more likely it's being moved for the football.
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gregregegg
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
fornicate 15 pound for a regular season football game? seems outrageous.
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....
Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
He has to pay the £14.95? Why does he have to? That seems unfair. Who is demanding he pays?mickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 04:37 My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....
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wells only for one season until they get relegatedmickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 04:37 My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....
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PPV football matches. Illegal streams gonna through the roof. What a bunch of scumbags.
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The football is only for the next 3 rounds of fixtures and given the coverage today maybe it won't last that long. If it does though it could affect all the boxing PPV's if people decide to choose football on a Saturday night
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Boxerbeetle
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That’s a joke, your friend should find a better team to support.mickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 04:37 My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Very poorly timed given what some people will be going through currently.
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jameswilson wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 10:57 Very poorly timed given what some people will be going through currently.
Disagree. It gives those supporters who would have gone to the matches in-person an option they can take if they want to.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Season ticket holders have paid already though, that’s the point.JimStone wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 11:08jameswilson wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 10:57 Very poorly timed given what some people will be going through currently.
Disagree. It gives those supporters who would have gone to the matches in-person an option they can take if they want to.
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dr_devious
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Its pure bulls1t for everyone, doubly so if you're a season ticket holder
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Love to see top flight football implode .
I loved this game as a kid , despise all the money being banded about , it's insane !!.
Pay premiership footballers sensible wages , stop agents milking it.
It's the lower level leagues I feel for , there will be many casualties if the elite don't pass some of their wealth on .
I loved this game as a kid , despise all the money being banded about , it's insane !!.
Pay premiership footballers sensible wages , stop agents milking it.
It's the lower level leagues I feel for , there will be many casualties if the elite don't pass some of their wealth on .
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Have you seen them play...they are clearly not going to get relegatedstevec@france wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 09:52wells only for one season until they get relegatedmickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 04:37 My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....![]()
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
I wouldn’t be so sure, even in the Championship they used to completely collapse in the second half of the season, COVID helped them get promotion with the long break.Rezzer1967 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 12:38Have you seen them play...they are clearly not going to get relegatedstevec@france wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 09:52wells only for one season until they get relegatedmickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 04:37 My friend is a season ticket holder at Leeds. No refund for games missed and will have to pay the £14.95. For the last games of last season they got a programme and subscription to LUTV....![]()
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jameswilson
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Yeah as beetle said the season ticket holders remain out of pocket.
Personally I might be able to get on board with this if the proceeds are used to support the football league clubs and lower leagues as well.
I think a stat a few years ago said the premier league clubs could still make a profit without crowds at all. That may we’ll not quite be the case today but your lower league clubs are gonna be buggered pure and simple. If this ends up generating a lot of money I wouldn’t want it just going to the premier league clubs even tho I support a premier league club.
Personally I might be able to get on board with this if the proceeds are used to support the football league clubs and lower leagues as well.
I think a stat a few years ago said the premier league clubs could still make a profit without crowds at all. That may we’ll not quite be the case today but your lower league clubs are gonna be buggered pure and simple. If this ends up generating a lot of money I wouldn’t want it just going to the premier league clubs even tho I support a premier league club.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: The real reason Joyce v Dubios is no longer PPV?
Surely clubs will just have to sort out an arrangement with season ticket holders.
I’m a season ticket holder at a Championship club - last season we got a full refund for all games we couldn’t attend due to COVID plus a free stream for all home + away games after the restart, then this season we’re getting a full credit against next season’s renewal price for all games missed (with the option of deducting £10 per game to stream home matches).
So it can easily be done, just pure greed. But who can be surprised by the Premier League being greedy?
I’m a season ticket holder at a Championship club - last season we got a full refund for all games we couldn’t attend due to COVID plus a free stream for all home + away games after the restart, then this season we’re getting a full credit against next season’s renewal price for all games missed (with the option of deducting £10 per game to stream home matches).
So it can easily be done, just pure greed. But who can be surprised by the Premier League being greedy?
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CaptainSpacerod
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I’m surprised that Leeds fans have had to buy a season ticket for a season when attending matches is far from certain.
I’m a Man City season ticket holder and no season tickets have been made available this season. Should fans be allowed back into games tickets will be distributed using a ballot system and a pro rata payment based on the price of last year’s ticket will be taken.
I’m a Man City season ticket holder and no season tickets have been made available this season. Should fans be allowed back into games tickets will be distributed using a ballot system and a pro rata payment based on the price of last year’s ticket will be taken.