Anyone know what Livi TV's like? Will be able to watch with Cliff Pike's dulcet tones? Hope it's better than the Molde away coverage, £8 for single camera with no commentary.
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Anyone know what Livi TV's like? Will be able to watch with Cliff Pike's dulcet tones? Hope it's better than the Molde away coverage, £8 for single camera with no commentary.
It’ll be Livingston’s commentators and it’s £20 I think
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The same streaming company as us. And all cameras are done by SPFL now so should have similar to what was at ER yesterday. And yes I believe there’s an option for the away commentary.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
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Happy with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw
Can't see them charging that, there'll be uproar if they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by TamHibs
That’s the price they’ve already announced for their PPVQuote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
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Livi have set the price at £20. But then again, I'll be watching it with at least 2 others, which would have been £50 at the gate.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
Count me out. Not having that.Quote:
Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw
Quite right too. Making it worthwhile for their season ticket holders.Quote:
Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw
They would have been charging £20 odd per adult to get in and watch the game in person now it's £20 for probably groups of 4-6 people.
Good value in my opinion and hope we do the same.
There will be an option to select ‘away’ and you will get Hibs TV commentary. £20 seems reasonable if you get two or three folk together. Lot less than PATG.Quote:
Originally Posted by TamHibs
£20 for our family of 4 here, can't see the issue with that myself
I think you'll be in the minority.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
£20 is fine for Saturday afternoon tv to see the Hibees and clubs have to survive too.
Doing the same £20 between the 4 of us. Looking at their website walk up price for fans is going to be £25.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Happy with that. :agree:
I'd probably have paid £25 to get in so splitting £20 with one or two others is decent enough for me.
20 quid to see the good guys go back to the top of the table?
Bargain :greengrin
Certainly not going to grumble at watching the hibs for £20. Doing a wee bit to help other clubs get through the crisis as well. All clubs have to make it worthwhile for their own STH’s.
Will pubs be able to show this?
£20 is good considering you can watch live with other people. I think they were charging £24 for a ticket last season so it is more than reasonable
Not officially.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
St Mirren charged Livi fans £12.50 yesterday.
It’s the gamble clubs take I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
Any reason why not? It’s not a sky game and you have paid to watch it so can’t see the problemQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Pretty sure it's something to do with it being a commercial premises.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringothedog
Can you take a laptop into a pub and watch it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Will this be on Hibs tv for international viewers?
Think the hibs club was showing it yesterday, and advertising that they are again this week. Not sure how they get around it but seems strange.
Yeah, hibs confirmed last week that every single game is available for international hibs tv users.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
Not sure. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by 90+2
Exploiting is a term I’d use for Livi’s ppv prices. I’ve said my piece on the other thread last week so won’t labour the point, especially as I appear to be in the minority. I will say that I think fans of all clubs have more than stepped up at this time and as such the vast majority aren’t looking for value for money from their season ticket. I hope Hibs don’t charge anything like the £25 needed for value for money. £10 - £15 is fair IMO, I say that as a season ticket holder.Quote:
Originally Posted by 90+2
Brilliant, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbysam
From Saints Chat (St Johnstone fans forum):
Livingston £20
St Johnstone £17.50
Dundee Utd, Killie, Motherwell & St Mirren £12.50
I’m just being difficult anyway mate :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
They decide the prices, you pay or you dinnae. If you don’t and many others don’t they will regret it. They get 2,000 Hibees (probably more tbh) paying £20 a pop they make £40,000 and that’s a significant amount for a club like Livi.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
It's an interesting debate.i renewed because Hibs needed the money. The way things have worked out though, I'll be a bit pissed off if PPV is less than £23 or so at Easter Road, even though it wasn't my original motivation for renewing, times have changed, and that's where I am nowQuote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
Likewise. Would be a bit of a kick in the stones if a non STH got all hibs games for less than a STH. Wasn’t the original decision maker for me as I’d have renewed regardless of scenario, but not it’s done it wouldn’t be right. Good on Livi for also looking after their STH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Juniper Greens
£10 - £15 will get a lot more buys, people will watch at home. £23 they'll watch at a mate's gaff or at the pub.Quote:
Originally Posted by Juniper Greens
Do we just go through the Livi website to purchase?
Aye, to make it an authentic match day experience you need to wait in a queue for 45 minutes!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by dalkeith stu
Yeah, no need to endure the Livi turnstiles.
It shouldn't be on at the pub, and when Sky slap some fines on pubs, that'll quickly stop. I don't think £8 or so difference would put people off buying it. I think it should cost the same as a match ticket, given that's what STs have paid for the coverage. As others have pointed out, it represents quite a saving when compared to taking the whole family to the game. Also, you are in control of the temperature of your HT pie, which has to be a bonus!!Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
I just hope if Hibs do indeed make it a consistent price with the ST, people don't use it as the standard stick to beat the club with
Any sensible replies to this post would be appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
I have got wifi that is peat powered.
4 or 5 Fans getting together with a carry ootQuote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
In da house watching the game is IMHO a very good deal, and it would be advantageous for the fans in the far corners to watch the games who would not normally see the games.
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Originally Posted by Tarrahib
Yes, it would appear that purchasing PPV for the Livvy game will be through their website. They put out a Tweet yesterday to say they would give further details later in the week.
I'm not paying £20 to watch the game on the TV.
It wouldn't be so bad if there was a group of us and we shared the cost but that's way too expensive.
Their website appears to be struggling. I'm getting connection timeout.Quote:
Originally Posted by G15 Hibs
Managed to get on. No information there yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by mim
Aye, the Tweet yesterday said there would be more information later this week. Hasn't been any update on that yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by mim
I got an email from Livi tv last night saying there will be details about ppv for Saturdays match either late today or tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by G15 Hibs
Clubs need to survive somehow. Livi and most others don't have 10k plus season tickets to live off so they need away fans paying walk up prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
Thanks for the update.Quote:
Originally Posted by derek0762
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Originally Posted by Hibernian Verse
As an away fan there are limits to how much I'd pay to get into the stadium and there's a limit to how much I'd pay them to watch a game on TV.
I happily paid Hibs for Season Tickets I'm not going to fully use... but that's because I'm a Hibs Fan. I've no great desire to pay over the odds to help out Livi or any other club.
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Originally Posted by dalkeith stu
...whilst spraying yourself with a garden hose.
I think £20 is fair enough - as has been said before, if there are 3-4 folk watching together it's perfectly reasonable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernian Verse
However, there's no way I'd pay £20 to watch it on the tv on my own.
Are international HTV subscribers getting video for this?
I think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diclonius
Exactly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
They can spend less on wages for once as they have previous for massively overspending...
They are very well ran and don’t overspend on wages at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven79
So did we once upon a time. I follow hibs away from home for that reason, to follow and support Hibs. Never really crosses my mind who my money goes to. I’ll pay the PPV to watch hibs, however at times like this I’m more than happy to know that my money will help contribute to the recovery of Scottish football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven79
Monthly subscription and a VPN in that case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
Aye, Hibs previously said International subscribers would get video feeds for all league games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diclonius
PPV now available to purchase for Saturday via Livingston FC website. Once you’ve paid you get the option to select home or away video.
Very simple to do, just purchased PPV for Livi. £20 for me and my girlfriend to watch the game, which would usually cost us £40+, not bad
Do you just sign up for https://ppv.livingstonfc.co.uk/ ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Souter96Mac
Pay the £20 and choose away fan?
Do you watch it through https://ppv.livingstonfc.co.uk/
Or hibspass?
Cheers
Ppv.liviQuote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Yes, same hereQuote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
https://ppv.livingstonfc.co.uk/loginQuote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
I take it you need to register first? I note it's the same website as the Hibs one but I'm assuming your Hibs login details won't work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
You have to register with the Livi PPV basically your name, email address and a password is all that’s required.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Registered lets hope the stream is good.
Stupid question but will this play on my samsung galexy note 10 phone?
Bought, works out a fiver ahead for our family of 4 😁
Sounds like it will be an authentic experience, waiting for an hour to get in.Quote:
Originally Posted by mim
Cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kojock
I think that £20 is fair enough. Just hope that we win now.
Happy to pay the money. I'm hoping Jack Ross learned an awful lot from the xmas game there...Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
Its a game where we could really do with Docherty (please hibs!) and Gogic in there. A win would be a cracking result considering Levi's record there last year. But it should also, absolutely be what we are aiming for. Would be some statement going 2 wins out of 2.
Rangers charging £9.99 😉 Which I think is about right for a game on the tele .
I’ve paid for a season ticket and we will get into ER at some point this season .
Not a chance in hell im paying Livi £20 but I would have paid £9.99
Just signed up. Probably a bit on the steep side but worthwhile to see the Hibees.
Rangers will be expecting 10x as many fans (maybe more) to tune in so can afford the reduction in cost. Not really comparable given Livingston and Rangers’ respective budgets.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
SPFL PPV Table
Livingston £20
St Johnstone £17.50
Hamilton £15
Dundee Utd £12.50
Killie £12.50
Motherwell £12.50
St Mirren £12.50
Rangers £9.99
well done those clubs charging between £9.99-£12.50
fair prices
Ticket purchased and will watch with at least one of my brothers. With two, maybe three, of us watching it has cost significantly less than an single away ticket would have done to attend the match in person where I’d have to wait in queue for an hour.
Each club can charge what they want and folk will either pay it or choose not to. Can’t help but think Livi are trying to cash in on fans’ goodwill when compared to the majority of prices everyone else is charging.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Arthur
Clubs should have agreed a set price across the board IMO.
I bet when Hibs finally get it up and running puts is 20 quid.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
Hope not but Hibs are stuck between a rock and a hard place . All this , Hibs better not charge less for the ppv than I paid for my season ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by HH81
Most of us bought the ST fully knowing we wouldn’t be at ER anytime soon,but wanted to help the club at this difficult time .
But buying it guarantees our seat ,when we are allowed back .
Maybe Hibs will let ST holders have free access to the Hibs tv to soften the blow some might feel if the price is kept in line with the lower end ppv .
I hope that they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by HH81
I will be watching the Livi game with 8 people who would have otherwise gone to the match. Collectively that’s a £160+ worth of match day income Livi will miss out on - I don’t begrudge paying them £20 to be able to watch the game.
Mind your social distancing, masks and nae singing/shouting!:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Free access to hibs tv is part of the deal we already have. Most of our support never purchased a season ticket in the knowledge they probably wouldn’t get to see many games this season (club was clear the only way to see every game is to buy a season ticket). I bought a season ticket and would have anyway, but I wouldn’t be chuffed paying double for our games as wee joe down the road who is paying per game.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Probably not a market there for us to make £20 a pop. All our big home games will be on Sky afterall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Surely if you bought your season ticket it was to be the first back in the ground? I know that’s why I got mine. There’s no guarantee that non st’s will get to see Hibs live at all this season, certainly I’d imagine not before Christmas. Would charging them £20 to watch at home still be getting value for money out of your season ticket when they’ll be watching a game that you’re in the stadium for? It’ll just be something else the club have got massively wrong if they charge any more than £15
There's no guarantees that anyone will get to see Hibs live this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by davhibby
I bought a season ticket to help the club out and to guarantee keeping my same seat that I've had for the last 10 years.
If we all end up viewing the entire season from the sofa, it's entirely possible that, from October onwards, non-season ticket holders will be viewing games for around half the price of season ticket holders. That can't be right.
Correct. If we end up back in the stadium then revisit the PPV prices and look to lower them. If I’m sat at home next door to a non STH and he’s getting it for £10 per game cheaper than me then I’m afraid I wouldn’t be too happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Of course my commitment was a financial ‘donation’ to the club, but now we have football I expect a bit of respect for that. Those PPV fans can make the same financial donation each home game if they like.
What’s the equivalent price of a season ticket?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
This season adults will be paying anywhere between £11 and £26 a match through their season ticket. Kids are much less than this.
Personally think the clubs charging £12-50 have got in right. Watching a live stream is clearly not even close to watching a game in the stadium, so charging the equivalent of a season ticket price per game seems a bit of a rip off to me. International subscribers are getting home and away games for £180 a year and I doubt anyone grudges them that price (I certainly don't) so I don't have an issue with charging PPV games for anything around a tenner.
When season tickets were originally sold, I thought there was a chance we would be back in October or so, and realistically miss a handful of games. Now it's looking like it could be most of the season, so I think a PPV price commensurate with the season ticket (roughly £25) is correct, given where we now are
I think that £12.50 is too cheap and £20-£25 is more reasonable.we need income to provide quality players.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeffers
No matter what price Hibs charge there will be some people complaining about it. Maybe one reason Hibs decided not to do ppv for the Killie game was so we could see how much Aberdeen charge for theirs next week and with us now not having a home game not on Sky for quite a while, we can also gauge how well sales have gone for each club. That should help us calculate the best price to charge to maximise income.
Our next 2 home games are live on Sky, Rangers will almost definitely be live on Sky, so our first real chance to make a few bob is Hamilton. How many non-ST holders & Hamilton fans will pay £20-£25? Less than 100, I'd say. We'd make more money if we charge £10-£15. There's a sweet spot, If Eddie Hearn/Sky asked £50 for a Joshua fight, there'd be very few takers.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
ST holders don’t all pay the same price, we’ve got different levels before you take on board that disabled and pensioners get to see the games cheaper than others. ST holders have got access to all home games and have kept their seats. Most claimed they were doing it to support the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
PPV should be used to get more money into the club not to be used as a stick to beat the club. Rangers have 50000 STs and are charging a tenner so are there fans claiming they’ve been cheated by their club?