Now TV do a month's Sky Sports pass for £34, that's £1.62 a game.

Or £17 for each of the hull games, none of it going to the club.

I'd willingly pay the club the extra £17 pounds, even though I'm a passholder, but..............



Edit: It looks like you can easily watch using a pc (and cast to your tv if it's capable).

Are the club working on streaming access for passholders ?

A 30 day pass from our first game would actually cover 4 games (all of which are likely to be televised), you can also have 3 people watching at the same time so if you split the cost it would be less than £3 each per game, less than it would cost for most people to travel to the KCOM.

As I understand its been discussed, tough ask to get SKY to give away their product for free though.

Yes, I had it my head that it was 2 home games per month I'd be missing.



Families watching would be an issue for the club, as it would reduce income significantly if they offered a streaming service.

Some of the premier League Football is showing live on Pick.
I wouldnt be surprised to see some S/L games on Pick

... Pick is owned by Sky, so who knows?

Or go watch it in a pub?

Boris has just announced that stadiums can reopen in October so looks like there is a possibility clubs may be able to play in front of fans come October.

I would imagine these announcements are being made based on the science and data that SAGE and other experts have no doubt looked at and not just something announced on a whim.

...it's also based on one or two events being opened before October, and carefully monitored to see what the impact might be.