Ifollow player

[Langer]

Was resisting, but have succumbed. A bit pricey, will be interested to see what the quality is like, and to see what the "lag" is between realtime and televised action. (Easily tested if you open a 'bet-in-play' page at a bookies site).

Yeah I'm going to give it a go aswell look forward to everyone's expert analysis later on

 

[Grecian Max]

Was resisting, but have succumbed. A bit pricey, will be interested to see what the quality is like, and to see what the "lag" is between realtime and televised action. (Easily tested if you open a 'bet-in-play' page at a bookies site).

Theres about a 2 minute lag having used it last year. Turn off your goal alerts and mute your texts if I were you! Its in 720p so decent enough.

 

[GJW]

Does the Club get any money from the iFollow subscriptions? maybe a % for total number of subscriptions or matches paid for? Or does it go the EFL?

Just seen this on the Luton site

Your subscription to iFollow Hatters will also benefit Luton Town, with the club receivingat least 70 per cent of every package taken out.

So, for just £45 (with LTFC receiving £31.50) the new improved service will see subscribers in the UK & REPUBLIC OF IRELAND receive:

Wonder if ECFC get the same. Good little earner.

 

[bristol grecian]

Was tempted but just seems very pricy for just 1 game

 

[PeteUSA]

Theres about a 2 minute lag having used it last year. Turn off your goal alerts and mute your texts if I were you! Its in 720p so decent enough.

There is absolutely NO LAG this season. Picture and sound run beautifully in tandem.

 

[budegrecian]

Signed on & raring to go! Come on you Reds!

 

[scottus86]

There is absolutely NO LAG this season. Picture and sound run beautifully in tandem.

I think Max means there is a lag between the game being shown and the live events happening on the pitch, so if you have an app that gives you live updates you will be told about a goal before you see it on iFollow.

 

[Nigel E]

I think Max means there is a lag between the game being shown and the live events happening on the pitch, so if you have an app that gives you live updates you will be told about a goal before you see it on iFollow.

That's right. The action (and synchronised commentary) is about 45 seconds or so behind the real-time action. I had a window open with the Bet 365 bet-in-play page open, and there was 47 seconds on their clock for the game when the action started on iFollow. There may be some

For obvious financial reasons, when bet-in-play is available, bookies have to be right up with play.

Ironically I missed seeing the City goal while typing this!

 

[Snakebite]

Pretty good service innit?

 

[JRFowler]

Can't fault it tonight