Maverick wrote: ↑04 Oct 2024, 08:40 Moku 12.99eur. Galima pasiimti tik extra sport planą, be jokių papildomų. Atsimenu vargau dėl šito prieš pusę metų, nes pačiam nebuvo aišku visas procesas, tai su supportu teko susirašyti.

Phect wrote: ↑04 Oct 2024, 10:22 Moku tiek pat. Planas tiesiog persikėlė iš Viaplay, jokių papildomų užsakymų nedariau, sutarčių nepasirašinėjau. Kai sakosi 80% problemų išsisprendžia pačios.

Sveiki,

Dėkojame, kad skyrėte laiko su mumis susisiekti.

​„Go3“ kainodaros sistema apima pagrindinius planus, priedus ir filmų nuomą. Priedų negalima užsisakyti be pagrindinio plano. Išimtis darome tik ribotos trukmės akcijų metu. Tokį pasiūlymą turėjome ir „Extra sportui“, bet jis baigėsi.

„Extra sportas“ nėra paprastas priedas, tai papildomai kainuojantis aukščiausios kokybės turinys. Pagrindinio plano „Sportas“ kaina yra 9,99 eurai, bet jeigu norisi daugiau sporto transliacijų, galima pasirinktinai pridėti „Extra sportas“. Naujojo plano „Sportas Max“ (į kurį įeina visas mūsų turimas sporto turinys ir priedai) kaina - 24,99 eurai. Pigiau gauti „Extra sportas“ galima kartu su planu „Filmai“, tada bendra kaina bus 20,98 eurų. Kitas variantas - rankiniu būdu pridėti „Extra sportą“ prie vieno iš pasirinktų pagrindinių „Go3“ planų kaip priedą.

Pagarbiai

• The top 20 clubs generated a combined €8.2 billion in 2019/20, down 12% on the prior season (€9.3 billion).

• This €1.1 billion decrease is explained by:
  • a €937m (23%) drop in broadcast revenue, primarily due to the deferral of broadcast revenues to the financial year ending in 2020 and broadcaster rebates related to the disrupted 2019/20 season;
  • a €257m (17%) fall in matchday revenue as matches were first postponed and then either cancelled or resumed behind closed doors;
  • offset by a €105m (3%) increase in commercial revenue, reflecting the commencement of several major commercial arrangements across Money League clubs in 2019/20.

• We estimate that this year’s Money League clubs will have missed out on over €2 billion in revenue by the end of the 2020/21 season, including amounts foregone in respect of 2019/20, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily due to:
  • Matchday revenue of Money League clubs being close to nil from March 2020 onwards, with fans unlikely to be able to return in significant numbers for any of the 2020/21 season; and
  • Broadcast rebates of the ‘big five’ leagues and UEFA reportedly total almost €1.2bn currently, of which a large proportion is borne by Money League clubs; and
  • The lost potential to continue their previous growth trajectory over the period.

Declines in matchday (£2.7m, 18%) and broadcast (£35.7m, 27%) were more than offset by the club’s commercial revenue more than doubling from £37.2m to £76m. This was the largest growth (104%) in commercial revenue across all Money League clubs. Whilst the club benefitted from extensions to certain commercial arrangements with partners, such as Umbro and Fanatics, the majority of this growth was attributable to the club securing a one-off £30m option with USM for the naming rights for the club’s proposed new stadium.

“We don’t want too many Leicester Citys.”

These were the words spoken by a senior figure from the Premier League’s ‘big six’ clubs, in the kind of high-end London hotel you can easily imagine.

“Football history suggests fans like big teams winning,” the official continued, to the group of business people and media figures present. “A certain amount of unpredictability is good, but a more democratic league would be bad for business.”

Exactly whose business would it be bad for?

yodawg wrote: ↑23 Jan 2020, 11:07 The Athletic taip sakė!

Russia has been handed a four-year ban from all major sporting events by the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada).

It means the Russia flag and anthem will not be allowed at events such as the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and football's 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

But athletes who can prove they are untainted by the doping scandal will be able to compete under a neutral flag.

An English club chairman adds: “Players make weird demands. They do not just want flights for their families, they want apartments or five-star hotels for them in the contracts. Or they want a job for their wife. One player wanted us to pay the legal bill for his recent divorce. I just screamed ‘fuck off’ down the phone.”

Tommy wrote: ↑19 Jul 2019, 11:28 Nežinau kiek ponai žinot apie The Athletic, bet tikėtina jau greit sužinosit (nes šitas postas apie tai haha rolfmao). Aš pats turiu jų subscriptioną dėl NBA ir kartais ten įmetamų straipsnių apie futbolą, bet dabar pastarųjų turėtų gerokai padaugėti. Chebra nevynioja į vatą ir superka visus geriausius žurnalistus:

Siūlyčiau susirasti nuolaidos kodą ir čiupt kol dar įkandama (pats apie 26eu mokėjau).

Imagine a new football department, they said.

Imagine hiring some of the best journalists in the country.

Imagine having the time and resource to plan and execute in-depth articles in a world where West Bromwich Albion matter just as much as Manchester United, where the inside story at Burnley is put together with the same passion as the lowdown on the latest managerial change at Chelsea.

Imagine ignoring the world of sensationalism and trying to share better – and untold – stories. Trying to stand out in the clickbait crowd.

pauleska wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019, 14:53 Jau kurį laiką nenaudoju nelegalių streamų, bet ne dėl sąžinės, o dėl to, kad mažiau futbolo žiūriu po vaiko atsiradimo šeimoj. Bet turiu telia paketą su TV Play abiem kanalais, Eurosportu ir papildomu Setanta. Man to futbolo tikrai pakanka, kai nenoriu konkrečios komandos sekti.

TV Play rodo geriausius/svarbiausius EPL mačus (aišku, Burnley sezono sekti nepavyks), Eurosportas rodo Bundesliga, Setanta rodo svarbiausius Primeros, Serie A ir Ligue 1 mačus. Aišku, ne visada gauni, ko nori, bet bent kažką visada rodo.

Manau, kad rinktis tikrai yra iš ko

TV rights for the 2019-2022 seasons have cost Sky Sports and BT Sport approximately £4.6billion, while Amazon scooped up their first broadcast package to begin in August this year.

Amazon will show every game in the first round of midweek fixtures in December, plus every match on Boxing Day as well.

The online retail giant did not disclose how much it had paid for the package.

Net nebūtinai 10e TVPlay, jei perki tuos du kanalus per teliką, o ne internetinę platformą. Tada, berods, 3.5eur išeina. Eurosport2+Bundesliga Telia pakete atskirai mokėti nereikėjo. Bet pas mus vis tiek žmonės streamų ieško, kai beveik viską legaliai galima matyt.

Lietuvoje visas penkias lygas legaliai galima matyti už: 2€ Setanta Sports, 10€ TV Play, 4€ Eurosport 2. 192€ per metus.