I can't understand how some people think it won't be worth the money when it only costs £1 a week.

There are others in the house who do get my moneys worth, more of a time thing for me.

The son may choose to spend my money on Trinity TV though

Come on folks pack it in with the negative mean spirited crud.

I've just signed up, £4.99 pm come on that's one posh coffee a month. Who cares how often you actually watch it, that's not the point as at that price does it really matter.

If just four hundred of us do this that's an extra £2000 a month to the club - that puts us well on the way to that specialist No9 so many of us are demanding - that same No9 that may be the difference between a trip to Wembley or not!

We are the fans and sometimes we have to take the lead, speculate to accumulate.

What if you don't drink posh coffee, you're not saving anything then.

2 pants of beer?

TBH I never had you down as a coffee drinker - substitute as you wish

I'm in 100% agreement with Vastman on this..
Equate it in any way you like, a posh coffee, a couple of pints, a belly buster breakfast or a taxi ride into town once a month!

It's great value and it's supporting the club in a meaningful way that you'll eventually get more benefits from in the shape of a stable club and a better team to watch.

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It's a win win. This cost the club very little to do but yields them a big profit. True what we are getting is in a way old rope but it's still something. At least it's not the begging bowl or another version of a lottery - you are getting something for your £4.99 even if you can get a lot of it for free if you sniff around.

Give them a break I say, I don't mind watching the odd SKY repeats and a few of our slightly dodgy home movies if it helps the club.

If a 1000 people signed up thats basically 5k a month, you can get or keep a useful player for that.

Quote Willzay="Willzay"Wigan do live streams do they not'" They do live streams of academy games, but have a 5 minutes highlights within one hour of 1st team game finishing. Then 24 hours after that they have a 15 minutes highlights and the full game 24 hours after that. That's all games home and away and the cost is about £40 per year for a season ticket holder. This is how it looks. https://tv.wiganwarriors.com/

Quote Willzay="Willzay"Wigan do live streams do they not'" They do live streams of academy games, but have a 5 minutes highlights within one hour of 1st team game finishing. Then 24 hours after that they have a 15 minutes highlights and the full game 24 hours after that. That's all games home and away and the cost is about £40 per year for a season ticket holder. This is how it looks. https://tv.wiganwarriors.com/

I'm more of a hops and barley sort of guy.

I have to agree with you on this one; it may not be all singing all dancing, but it's a way of generating revenue that actually offers something in return - and much like Premier Sports, it will get better as more people sign up - I recall when I first got PS, it was virtually unwatchable due to the quality of the picture - after 12 months or so, it converted to HD.

I've just cancelled PS due to not having the time any more to get my money's worth - so I'll sign up to Trinity TV today to do my bit.

It's a good service just watched the million pound game against Bradford and Tom Johnstone looks a more rounded player nowadays