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WiFi testing begins at The Valley
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The cynical side of me says , how long before we are charged a fee for connecting ?0
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I thought that advert couldn't get any worse, then I heard 'Triple W'...DRAddick said:Now fully up and running it appears.
Now for a cheesy American style advert about it........
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That is brilliantly shit.DRAddick said:Now fully up and running it appears.
Now for a cheesy American style advert about it........
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I imagine you'll be charged a fee if you agree to pay it but not if you don't.Bedsaddick said:The cynical side of me says , how long before we are charged a fee for connecting ?
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Cringe worthyDRAddick said:Now fully up and running it appears.
Now for a cheesy American style advert about it........
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hmnZ36fAwjI
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very palacecsr_cafc said:
Cringe worthyDRAddick said:Now fully up and running it appears.
Now for a cheesy American style advert about it........
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Is it available in Conference South?4
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I'm not against the concept of mobile apps for clubs, Manchester City (who do everything social media better than everyone else) have a match day app that's pretty neat, and just intended for supporters.
That said, when this is what's coming from the organizing body of the division, we're never going to be able to convince them that the likes of Roland and KM and their "unique match day experience" perspective is bad.
Instead, intechnologyWiFi will facilitate a host of new revenue generation opportunities to clubs.
This is the kind of thing that attracts owners like Roland (and many, many others). I'm not anti-Capitlism (okay, I am, but putting that to one side for now), and clubs making money isn't bad, but let's be honest, this is another way to try to get money from fans. And it's on the back of one of the best revenue streams English football has:
...as well as betting – delivered in association with the League’s title sponsor, Sky Bet.0 - Sponsored links:
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"market-defining digital content offering"
huh
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Not sure I want to be able to read the lies and other crap pouring out the club 24x72
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"Rather than facilitating open access to the internet, the combination of the stadium WiFi network and mobile application is designed to deliver the complete digital matchday experience to supporters".
Which translates as: You won't get what you want, but what you're given. We control this product, not you.2 -
If its anything like those god awful cookie cutter websites that most of the clubs use then it'll be absolute dog shite, quite apart from the fact that it isn't fulfilling any purpose that existing social media doesn't except the chance to ram in play betting further down your throat.4
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The club cant get Twitter to appear on the TV screens around the ground due to 'the module not being installed' so good luck with that one.0