date:20170503

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread Nigel Sykes

I expect that they will attempt to limit access according to IP address.  I 
have a French address, so notionally could subscribe from there, but access 
from the UK and Ireland will probably be difficult, even with that.  We will 
probably be able to use a VPN to get around that, but it will result in low 
bandwidth and a poor quality picture.  Time will tell, I guess.  We just need a 
guinea pig to try it out!

Nigel
(the Dublin (and Brittany) one)

From: Nicholas Armit [mailto:arm...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: 03 May 2017 20:29
To: Nigel Sykes; leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

I will sign up and charge a nominal fee to use my credentials.

If I charge a pound a month and have 20,000 people signed up.

Nick

  _  

From: Nigel Sykes 
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org 
Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

*sigh* Ireland not included.  Like we can pop along to games easier than people 
in other European countries...

Nigel
(the disappointed Dublin one)

-Original Message-
From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of 
{broken-address} Nicholas Armit
Sent: 03 May 2017 19:36
To: Nicholas Armit; arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; {broken-address}; 
leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

More info:
The innovative new service will enable overseas EFL fans to follow their team’s 
entire 2017/18 season The EFL has today unveiled iFollow, an innovative digital 
live streaming and content platform that will revolutionise the way football 
fans overseas can follow their EFL teams. 

iFollow will, for the first time in English football, enable EFL fans based 
outside the UK and Ireland to watch their team during the regular EFL season. 
With an estimated 270,000 EFL fans based outside the UK, iFollow will allow 
clubs to enable their supporters to follow the action wherever they are in the 
world. 

Kicking off at the start of the 2017/18 EFL season, overseas subscribers will 
pay the equivalent of £110 per season for the service which will provide 
coverage of up to 46 live games per club. More than 1,500 matches will be 
available in HD quality, with iFollow showing every EFL league match live 
unless that match has been selected by the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners. 

Fans based in the UK and Ireland will still also have access to live audio 
commentary, highlights packages and exclusive content as part of the new 
offering, rebranded to replace the EFL’s existing PlayerHD platform. 

At launch, the vast majority of EFL clubs have opted in to utilise the iFollow 
platform and those who have not will have access to the same live streaming 
opportunity and will provide their fans with access through their own club 
digital services. 

Research commissioned by the EFL suggests that there is significant demand for 
a service like iFollow amongst fans based overseas. A survey of over 1,600 such 
fans showed that 73% would be very likely or quite likely to subscribe to a 
live match streaming service and almost half would be happy to pay an annual 
subscription fee to do so. The findings suggest over 55% of the EFL’s fans are 
located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where the 
potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach into the hundreds of 
thousands. 

EFL Chief Executive Shaun Harvey commented: “The launch of iFollow is a notable 
development and will revolutionise the access thousands of overseas fans enjoy 
when following their EFL team. 

“The new iFollow platform represents a potentially significant new revenue 
stream for Clubs, while enabling enhanced engagement with existing fans now 
living abroad. 

“iFollow will also present the EFL with an important opportunity to stimulate 
the interest of new groups of supporters who follow our clubs overseas, which 
in turn will help support the growth of our competitions on the international 
stage.” 

The live streaming of matches will be available from the start of the 2017/18 
season in conjunction with a brand new digital presence for clubs via official 
websites and apps, together creating the largest sporting digital network in 
the world. US-based company NeuLion, a market leader in online video delivery, 
whose clients include the NFL, NBA and the Premier League, have developed the 
integrated streaming service alongside UK company Realise who have built the 
club websites. The two suppliers were appointed by the EFL in July 2016 
following a competitive procurement process. 

> On May 3, 2017, at 12:08 PM, Nicholas Armit  wrote:
> 
> From the twitter link (my edits):
> 
> Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
> (BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
> Championship games.
> 
> Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available 
> via a new video streaming service called

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

I will sign up and charge a nominal fee to use my credentials.
If I charge a pound a month and have 20,000 people signed up.
Nick

  From: Nigel Sykes 
 To: leedslist@gn.apc.org 
 Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 3:18 PM
 Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

*sigh* Ireland not included.  Like we can pop along to games easier than people 
in other European countries...

Nigel
(the disappointed Dublin one)

-Original Message-
From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of 
{broken-address} Nicholas Armit
Sent: 03 May 2017 19:36
To: Nicholas Armit; arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; {broken-address}; 
leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

More info:
The innovative new service will enable overseas EFL fans to follow their team’s 
entire 2017/18 season The EFL has today unveiled iFollow, an innovative digital 
live streaming and content platform that will revolutionise the way football 
fans overseas can follow their EFL teams. 

iFollow will, for the first time in English football, enable EFL fans based 
outside the UK and Ireland to watch their team during the regular EFL season. 
With an estimated 270,000 EFL fans based outside the UK, iFollow will allow 
clubs to enable their supporters to follow the action wherever they are in the 
world. 

Kicking off at the start of the 2017/18 EFL season, overseas subscribers will 
pay the equivalent of £110 per season for the service which will provide 
coverage of up to 46 live games per club. More than 1,500 matches will be 
available in HD quality, with iFollow showing every EFL league match live 
unless that match has been selected by the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners. 

Fans based in the UK and Ireland will still also have access to live audio 
commentary, highlights packages and exclusive content as part of the new 
offering, rebranded to replace the EFL’s existing PlayerHD platform. 

At launch, the vast majority of EFL clubs have opted in to utilise the iFollow 
platform and those who have not will have access to the same live streaming 
opportunity and will provide their fans with access through their own club 
digital services. 

Research commissioned by the EFL suggests that there is significant demand for 
a service like iFollow amongst fans based overseas. A survey of over 1,600 such 
fans showed that 73% would be very likely or quite likely to subscribe to a 
live match streaming service and almost half would be happy to pay an annual 
subscription fee to do so. The findings suggest over 55% of the EFL’s fans are 
located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where the 
potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach into the hundreds of 
thousands. 

EFL Chief Executive Shaun Harvey commented: “The launch of iFollow is a notable 
development and will revolutionise the access thousands of overseas fans enjoy 
when following their EFL team. 

“The new iFollow platform represents a potentially significant new revenue 
stream for Clubs, while enabling enhanced engagement with existing fans now 
living abroad. 

“iFollow will also present the EFL with an important opportunity to stimulate 
the interest of new groups of supporters who follow our clubs overseas, which 
in turn will help support the growth of our competitions on the international 
stage.” 

The live streaming of matches will be available from the start of the 2017/18 
season in conjunction with a brand new digital presence for clubs via official 
websites and apps, together creating the largest sporting digital network in 
the world. US-based company NeuLion, a market leader in online video delivery, 
whose clients include the NFL, NBA and the Premier League, have developed the 
integrated streaming service alongside UK company Realise who have built the 
club websites. The two suppliers were appointed by the EFL in July 2016 
following a competitive procurement process. 

> On May 3, 2017, at 12:08 PM, Nicholas Armit  wrote:
> 
> From the twitter link (my edits):
> 
> Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
> (BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
> Championship games.
> 
> Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available 
> via a new video streaming service called iFollow that will be accessible via 
> the club's tv stations.
> 
> Beyond that not much else there
> 
> Was delivered via Twitter by the enigmatic Shaun Harvey
> 
> Nick
> 
> 
> From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
> 
> To: {broken-address} ; 
> "arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org" 
> ; "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
> 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 12:04 PM
> Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
> 
> It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread Nigel Sykes

*sigh* Ireland not included.  Like we can pop along to games easier than people 
in other European countries...

Nigel
(the disappointed Dublin one)

-Original Message-
From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of 
{broken-address} Nicholas Armit
Sent: 03 May 2017 19:36
To: Nicholas Armit; arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; {broken-address}; 
leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow

More info:
The innovative new service will enable overseas EFL fans to follow their team’s 
entire 2017/18 season The EFL has today unveiled iFollow, an innovative digital 
live streaming and content platform that will revolutionise the way football 
fans overseas can follow their EFL teams. 

iFollow will, for the first time in English football, enable EFL fans based 
outside the UK and Ireland to watch their team during the regular EFL season. 
With an estimated 270,000 EFL fans based outside the UK, iFollow will allow 
clubs to enable their supporters to follow the action wherever they are in the 
world. 

Kicking off at the start of the 2017/18 EFL season, overseas subscribers will 
pay the equivalent of £110 per season for the service which will provide 
coverage of up to 46 live games per club. More than 1,500 matches will be 
available in HD quality, with iFollow showing every EFL league match live 
unless that match has been selected by the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners. 

Fans based in the UK and Ireland will still also have access to live audio 
commentary, highlights packages and exclusive content as part of the new 
offering, rebranded to replace the EFL’s existing PlayerHD platform. 

At launch, the vast majority of EFL clubs have opted in to utilise the iFollow 
platform and those who have not will have access to the same live streaming 
opportunity and will provide their fans with access through their own club 
digital services. 

Research commissioned by the EFL suggests that there is significant demand for 
a service like iFollow amongst fans based overseas. A survey of over 1,600 such 
fans showed that 73% would be very likely or quite likely to subscribe to a 
live match streaming service and almost half would be happy to pay an annual 
subscription fee to do so. The findings suggest over 55% of the EFL’s fans are 
located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where the 
potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach into the hundreds of 
thousands. 

EFL Chief Executive Shaun Harvey commented: “The launch of iFollow is a notable 
development and will revolutionise the access thousands of overseas fans enjoy 
when following their EFL team. 

“The new iFollow platform represents a potentially significant new revenue 
stream for Clubs, while enabling enhanced engagement with existing fans now 
living abroad. 

“iFollow will also present the EFL with an important opportunity to stimulate 
the interest of new groups of supporters who follow our clubs overseas, which 
in turn will help support the growth of our competitions on the international 
stage.” 

The live streaming of matches will be available from the start of the 2017/18 
season in conjunction with a brand new digital presence for clubs via official 
websites and apps, together creating the largest sporting digital network in 
the world. US-based company NeuLion, a market leader in online video delivery, 
whose clients include the NFL, NBA and the Premier League, have developed the 
integrated streaming service alongside UK company Realise who have built the 
club websites. The two suppliers were appointed by the EFL in July 2016 
following a competitive procurement process. 

> On May 3, 2017, at 12:08 PM, Nicholas Armit  wrote:
> 
> From the twitter link (my edits):
> 
> Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
> (BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
> Championship games.
> 
> Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available 
> via a new video streaming service called iFollow that will be accessible via 
> the club's tv stations.
> 
> Beyond that not much else there
> 
> Was delivered via Twitter by the enigmatic Shaun Harvey
> 
> Nick
> 
> 
> From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
> 
> To: {broken-address} ; 
> "arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org" 
> ; "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
> 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 12:04 PM
> Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
> 
> It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a thread 
> on loads of other team's supporters email forums. I read on the original 
> twitter link that it will encompass 1500 games which is essentially every 
> game for the three leagues for next season. I just don't know if LUTV use 
> PlayerHD (and as a subscriber I have heard

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread Matt Anderson

The key points  all uk resident non leeds based people are thinking.

. VPN ...android TV box .. streaming . possibilities 




Matthew Anderson
Managing Director
TVET UK 
+447795 036989

Sent from my iPhone

> On 3 May 2017, at 19:35, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
>  wrote:
> 
> More info:
> The innovative new service will enable overseas EFL fans to follow their 
> team’s entire 2017/18 season
> The EFL has today unveiled iFollow, an innovative digital live streaming and 
> content platform that will revolutionise the way football fans overseas can 
> follow their EFL teams. 
> 
> iFollow will, for the first time in English football, enable EFL fans based 
> outside the UK and Ireland to watch their team during the regular EFL season. 
> With an estimated 270,000 EFL fans based outside the UK, iFollow will allow 
> clubs to enable their supporters to follow the action wherever they are in 
> the world. 
> 
> Kicking off at the start of the 2017/18 EFL season, overseas subscribers will 
> pay the equivalent of £110 per season for the service which will provide 
> coverage of up to 46 live games per club. More than 1,500 matches will be 
> available in HD quality, with iFollow showing every EFL league match live 
> unless that match has been selected by the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners. 
> 
> Fans based in the UK and Ireland will still also have access to live audio 
> commentary, highlights packages and exclusive content as part of the new 
> offering, rebranded to replace the EFL’s existing PlayerHD platform. 
> 
> At launch, the vast majority of EFL clubs have opted in to utilise the 
> iFollow platform and those who have not will have access to the same live 
> streaming opportunity and will provide their fans with access through their 
> own club digital services. 
> 
> Research commissioned by the EFL suggests that there is significant demand 
> for a service like iFollow amongst fans based overseas. A survey of over 
> 1,600 such fans showed that 73% would be very likely or quite likely to 
> subscribe to a live match streaming service and almost half would be happy to 
> pay an annual subscription fee to do so. The findings suggest over 55% of the 
> EFL’s fans are located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New 
> Zealand where the potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach 
> into the hundreds of thousands. 
> 
> EFL Chief Executive Shaun Harvey commented: “The launch of iFollow is a 
> notable development and will revolutionise the access thousands of overseas 
> fans enjoy when following their EFL team. 
> 
> “The new iFollow platform represents a potentially significant new revenue 
> stream for Clubs, while enabling enhanced engagement with existing fans now 
> living abroad. 
> 
> “iFollow will also present the EFL with an important opportunity to stimulate 
> the interest of new groups of supporters who follow our clubs overseas, which 
> in turn will help support the growth of our competitions on the international 
> stage.” 
> 
> The live streaming of matches will be available from the start of the 2017/18 
> season in conjunction with a brand new digital presence for clubs via 
> official websites and apps, together creating the largest sporting digital 
> network in the world. US-based company NeuLion, a market leader in online 
> video delivery, whose clients include the NFL, NBA and the Premier League, 
> have developed the integrated streaming service alongside UK company Realise 
> who have built the club websites. The two suppliers were appointed by the EFL 
> in July 2016 following a competitive procurement process. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> On May 3, 2017, at 12:08 PM, Nicholas Armit  wrote:
>> 
>> From the twitter link (my edits):
>> 
>> Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
>> (BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
>> Championship games.
>> 
>> Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available 
>> via a new video streaming service called iFollow that will be accessible via 
>> the club's tv stations.
>> 
>> Beyond that not much else there
>> 
>> Was delivered via Twitter by the enigmatic Shaun Harvey
>> 
>> Nick
>> 
>> 
>> From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
>> To: {broken-address} ; 
>> "arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org" 
>> ; "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
>>  
>> Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 12:04 PM
>> Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
>> 
>> It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a 
>> thread on loads of other team's supporters email forums. I read on the 
>> original twitter link that it will encompass 1500 games which is essentially 
>> every game for the three leagues for next season. I just don't know if LUTV

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

More info:
The innovative new service will enable overseas EFL fans to follow their team’s 
entire 2017/18 season
The EFL has today unveiled iFollow, an innovative digital live streaming and 
content platform that will revolutionise the way football fans overseas can 
follow their EFL teams. 

iFollow will, for the first time in English football, enable EFL fans based 
outside the UK and Ireland to watch their team during the regular EFL season. 
With an estimated 270,000 EFL fans based outside the UK, iFollow will allow 
clubs to enable their supporters to follow the action wherever they are in the 
world. 

Kicking off at the start of the 2017/18 EFL season, overseas subscribers will 
pay the equivalent of £110 per season for the service which will provide 
coverage of up to 46 live games per club. More than 1,500 matches will be 
available in HD quality, with iFollow showing every EFL league match live 
unless that match has been selected by the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners. 

Fans based in the UK and Ireland will still also have access to live audio 
commentary, highlights packages and exclusive content as part of the new 
offering, rebranded to replace the EFL’s existing PlayerHD platform. 

At launch, the vast majority of EFL clubs have opted in to utilise the iFollow 
platform and those who have not will have access to the same live streaming 
opportunity and will provide their fans with access through their own club 
digital services. 

Research commissioned by the EFL suggests that there is significant demand for 
a service like iFollow amongst fans based overseas. A survey of over 1,600 such 
fans showed that 73% would be very likely or quite likely to subscribe to a 
live match streaming service and almost half would be happy to pay an annual 
subscription fee to do so. The findings suggest over 55% of the EFL’s fans are 
located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where the 
potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach into the hundreds of 
thousands. 

EFL Chief Executive Shaun Harvey commented: “The launch of iFollow is a notable 
development and will revolutionise the access thousands of overseas fans enjoy 
when following their EFL team. 

“The new iFollow platform represents a potentially significant new revenue 
stream for Clubs, while enabling enhanced engagement with existing fans now 
living abroad. 

“iFollow will also present the EFL with an important opportunity to stimulate 
the interest of new groups of supporters who follow our clubs overseas, which 
in turn will help support the growth of our competitions on the international 
stage.” 

The live streaming of matches will be available from the start of the 2017/18 
season in conjunction with a brand new digital presence for clubs via official 
websites and apps, together creating the largest sporting digital network in 
the world. US-based company NeuLion, a market leader in online video delivery, 
whose clients include the NFL, NBA and the Premier League, have developed the 
integrated streaming service alongside UK company Realise who have built the 
club websites. The two suppliers were appointed by the EFL in July 2016 
following a competitive procurement process. 

> On May 3, 2017, at 12:08 PM, Nicholas Armit  wrote:
> 
> From the twitter link (my edits):
> 
> Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
> (BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
> Championship games.
> 
> Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available 
> via a new video streaming service called iFollow that will be accessible via 
> the club's tv stations.
> 
> Beyond that not much else there
> 
> Was delivered via Twitter by the enigmatic Shaun Harvey
> 
> Nick
> 
> 
> From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
> To: {broken-address} ; 
> "arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org" 
> ; "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
>  
> Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 12:04 PM
> Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
> 
> It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a thread 
> on loads of other team's supporters email forums. I read on the original 
> twitter link that it will encompass 1500 games which is essentially every 
> game for the three leagues for next season. I just don't know if LUTV use 
> PlayerHD (and as a subscriber I have heard nothing):
> Within the next six weeks your club will be launching a new website. This 
> website will feature a range of new features, including a new name for our 
> PlayerHD service which will become iFollow. 
> 
> The new iFollow service will continue to contain all the great features of 
> PlayerHD, and as a fan outside of the UK you will have the opportunity to 
> live stream full video coverage of selected games*

Re: [LU] NON-LU: B London

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

Just stayed at an airbnb if that helps?

  From: Øystein Bjøndal Lund 
 To: leeds list  
 Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 1:36 PM
 Subject: [LU] NON-LU: B London
   
It’s been a while.

Any decent tips? 

(Double bed in central London + egg/bacon)


Øystein
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2017-05-03 Thread Øystein Bjøndal Lund

It’s been a while.

Any decent tips? 

(Double bed in central London + egg/bacon)


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Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

From the twitter link (my edits):
Basically 148 games are presently sold overseas to various tv organizations 
(BeIn here in the states) for EFL games but I assume that is mostly 
Championship games.
Next season that number will remain the same but the rest will be available via 
a new video streaming service called iFollow that will be accessible via the 
club's tv stations.
Beyond that not much else there
Was delivered via Twitter by the enigmatic Shaun Harvey
Nick

  From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 

 To: {broken-address} ; 
"arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org" 
; "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
 
 Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 12:04 PM
 Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
   
It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a thread 
on loads of other team's supporters email forums. I read on the original 
twitter link that it will encompass 1500 games which is essentially every game 
for the three leagues for next season. I just don't know if LUTV use PlayerHD 
(and as a subscriber I have heard nothing):
Within the next six weeks your club will be launching a new website. This 
website will feature a range of new features, including a new name for our 
PlayerHD service which will become iFollow. 

The new iFollow service will continue to contain all the great features of 
PlayerHD, and as a fan outside of the UK you will have the opportunity to live 
stream full video coverage of selected games* played by your club from the 
start of the 17/18 season. This is not available as part of any iFollow 
subscription during the remaining period of the 2016/17 season. 

As a result of these changes, your club PlayerHD service will end at some point 
between May the 9th and June the 6th 2017 and become iFollow. Below we have 
outlined how this change will impact for your PlayerHD subscription: 

If you subscribe on a rolling monthly basis:

- No further payment will be taken after May the 3rd 2017 
- You will have 30 days of access from the date of your final payment, 
including access to iFollow for any period after May the 3rd when your 
subscription is still active.
- After 30 days from the last collection your subscription will end. 
- From that point you will have the option of purchasing a new iFollow package. 
If you subscribe on an Annual basis: 
- There will be no automatic renewal of your annual subscription 
- You will have full access to PlayerHD (and iFollow at the point your club 
site moves to the new platform) until June the 9th 2017. 
- We will process a pro-rata refund of any subscription fee you have already 
paid relating to the period after June the 9th 2017. 
- From June 9th 2017 you will have the option of purchasing new iFollow 
products. 
- Your refund will be processed over the next few weeks, and in some cases may 
have started already.


In both cases, the cost of iFollow will be an increase on PlayerHD, to 
recognise the enhancements to the product. Most notably, the inclusion of the 
live match streaming (above). 

The terms and conditions for any subscription you purchase to the new iFollow 
service will be available for you to view on the new website and when you 
register for iFollow. 

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our finance team 
directly at ifol...@efl.com. 



Many thanks

EFL Digital 



* Conditions apply, only selected Sky Bet EFL games in which the Club plays, if 
any, will be available (i.e. no Carabao Cup, FA Cup or other games.) Some Sky 
Bet EFL games will be unavailable if selected for broadcast. Further details 
about the games available for live stream on iFollow will be set out on the new 
Club website when launched on May the 9th, along with details of available 
subscription packages. A full list of the available games will be made 
available in due course.





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      From: {broken-address} 
 To: arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; leedslist@gn.apc.org 
 Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 11:21 PM
 Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
  
Got a link to that, Nick?



-Original Message-
From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
To: leedslist 
Sent: Tue, May 2, 2017 9:32 pm
Subject: [LU] IFollow

Not sure if this has been discussed before but it appears there is a new EFL 
sanctioned streaming service for nearly all EFL games next season for overseas 
residents. Sounds like you would subscribe to your team's service and have 
access to their games. Would

Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

Hope this comes through
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 To: arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; leedslist@gn.apc.org 
 Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 11:21 PM
 Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
   
Got a link to that, Nick?



-Original Message-
From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
To: leedslist 
Sent: Tue, May 2, 2017 9:32 pm
Subject: [LU] IFollow

Not sure if this has been discussed before but it appears there is a new EFL 
sanctioned streaming service for nearly all EFL games next season for overseas 
residents. Sounds like you would subscribe to your team's service and have 
access to their games. Would be brilliant for us overseas listers.

Nick

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Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread {broken-address} Nicholas Armit

It was a twitter link from someone but I found this which is part of a thread 
on loads of other team's supporters email forums. I read on the original 
twitter link that it will encompass 1500 games which is essentially every game 
for the three leagues for next season. I just don't know if LUTV use PlayerHD 
(and as a subscriber I have heard nothing):
Within the next six weeks your club will be launching a new website. This 
website will feature a range of new features, including a new name for our 
PlayerHD service which will become iFollow. 

The new iFollow service will continue to contain all the great features of 
PlayerHD, and as a fan outside of the UK you will have the opportunity to live 
stream full video coverage of selected games* played by your club from the 
start of the 17/18 season. This is not available as part of any iFollow 
subscription during the remaining period of the 2016/17 season. 

As a result of these changes, your club PlayerHD service will end at some point 
between May the 9th and June the 6th 2017 and become iFollow. Below we have 
outlined how this change will impact for your PlayerHD subscription: 

If you subscribe on a rolling monthly basis:

- No further payment will be taken after May the 3rd 2017 
- You will have 30 days of access from the date of your final payment, 
including access to iFollow for any period after May the 3rd when your 
subscription is still active.
- After 30 days from the last collection your subscription will end. 
- From that point you will have the option of purchasing a new iFollow package. 
If you subscribe on an Annual basis: 
- There will be no automatic renewal of your annual subscription 
- You will have full access to PlayerHD (and iFollow at the point your club 
site moves to the new platform) until June the 9th 2017. 
- We will process a pro-rata refund of any subscription fee you have already 
paid relating to the period after June the 9th 2017. 
- From June 9th 2017 you will have the option of purchasing new iFollow 
products. 
- Your refund will be processed over the next few weeks, and in some cases may 
have started already.


In both cases, the cost of iFollow will be an increase on PlayerHD, to 
recognise the enhancements to the product. Most notably, the inclusion of the 
live match streaming (above). 

The terms and conditions for any subscription you purchase to the new iFollow 
service will be available for you to view on the new website and when you 
register for iFollow. 

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our finance team 
directly at ifol...@efl.com. 



Many thanks

EFL Digital 



* Conditions apply, only selected Sky Bet EFL games in which the Club plays, if 
any, will be available (i.e. no Carabao Cup, FA Cup or other games.) Some Sky 
Bet EFL games will be unavailable if selected for broadcast. Further details 
about the games available for live stream on iFollow will be set out on the new 
Club website when launched on May the 9th, along with details of available 
subscription packages. A full list of the available games will be made 
available in due course.





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  From: {broken-address} 
 To: arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org; leedslist@gn.apc.org 
 Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 11:21 PM
 Subject: Re: [LU] IFollow
   
Got a link to that, Nick?



-Original Message-
From: {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
To: leedslist 
Sent: Tue, May 2, 2017 9:32 pm
Subject: [LU] IFollow

Not sure if this has been discussed before but it appears there is a new EFL 
sanctioned streaming service for nearly all EFL games next season for overseas 
residents. Sounds like you would subscribe to your team's service and have 
access to their games. Would be brilliant for us overseas listers.

Nick

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Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread Nigel Goodman

As long as we get the Radio Leeds “GETIN” broadcast and not the 
officially sanctioned and sanitised one. ALAW.
> On 3 May 2017, at 9:32 am, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
>  wrote:
> 
> Not sure if this has been discussed before but it appears there is a new EFL 
> sanctioned streaming service for nearly all EFL games next season for 
> overseas residents. Sounds like you would subscribe to your team's service 
> and have access to their games. Would be brilliant for us overseas listers.
> 
> Nick
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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Re: [LU] IFollow

2017-05-03 Thread Rob Heath

Brilliant!

(Thank goodness we didn't get promoted!)

A. N. Expat.

On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 9:32 AM, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit <
arm...@yahoo.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org> wrote:

> Not sure if this has been discussed before but it appears there is a new
> EFL sanctioned streaming service for nearly all EFL games next season for
> overseas residents. Sounds like you would subscribe to your team's service
> and have access to their games. Would be brilliant for us overseas listers.
>
> Nick
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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Re: [LU] Non-LU Aaron Lennon

2017-05-03 Thread nat...@sky.com

I second that - hope he is OKI remember watching him (and Milner) play for 
Youth Team after they had made their debuts for first team. Milner was just 
another player on the pitch but Lennon was Messi that day. We scored 3 goals (v 
Charlton?) and all were penalties awarded when Aaron Lennon ran past players 
and into the box and was fouled - they just could not cope with him. 

After this myself and my mate used to argue as to who would have the better 
career - I said Lennon, he said Milner- and although I have to conceed defeat 
he did get a few England caps etc.
Always sad to see someone you like go through things like this - hard to 
believe he is 30 and so I first saw him 14 years ago
Dave

  From: Paul Tweney 
 To: "Leeds List (leedslist@gn.apc.org)"  
 Sent: Wednesday, 3 May 2017, 1:58
 Subject: [LU] Non-LU Aaron Lennon
   

Here's hoping the lad gets the support and treatment he needs.
Wishing him a swift recovery. 
Aaron Lennon: Everton winger detained under Mental Health Act 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39788226

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