| QPR+ finances 13:17 - Jul 29 with 2572 views | enfieldargh |
If you cant go to live games its QPR+
We pay £10 to watch our wonderful team plus the superb coms from Nick & Andy.
questions.
1 how much of the £10 goes to the club
2 home qpr games, say we are playing Sunderland at home. We get a full away following into the stadium plus home support c 13,000 thats around 1500-2k short of capacity. QPR fans who cant go either pay from outside UK or using a VPN their £10 which goes into the club coffers. How about Sunderland fans? I take it they have Sunderland+ with possible tens of thousand of watchers. How much do Sunderland pay us for rights to watch the game from our stadium if anything? Quite often I get to watch away games where I have to put up with inferior coms often from the local BBC radio commentry. Swansea's last game last season was truly awful
I have a feeling that each club pockets the money from subscribers to their site and I think that a contribution is paid to the EFL?
THis system just keeps the bigger clubs getting richer. Sunderland or any of the big boys then profit from away games. Clubs like Wigan, Rotherham us, do we loose out on that money resource? |  |
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| QPR+ finances on 13:32 - Jul 29 with 2493 views | NW5Hoop |
The team selling the pass keeps the revenue. So, yes, away clubs keep the revenue from their fans buying the stream. This is becoming a battleground in the Football League, with increasing numbers of smaller clubs demanding the home team should keep all streaming revenues. It's most controversial in League One, where there tend to be a few unusually big clubs and some really small ones, and TV revenues are a pittance. It's much less of an issue in the Championship, where streaming revenues are only a fraction of TV income. |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 13:35 - Jul 29 with 2478 views | FrankRightguard |
| QPR+ finances on 13:32 - Jul 29 by NW5Hoop |
The team selling the pass keeps the revenue. So, yes, away clubs keep the revenue from their fans buying the stream. This is becoming a battleground in the Football League, with increasing numbers of smaller clubs demanding the home team should keep all streaming revenues. It's most controversial in League One, where there tend to be a few unusually big clubs and some really small ones, and TV revenues are a pittance. It's much less of an issue in the Championship, where streaming revenues are only a fraction of TV income. |
Was a furious rant from the Accrington chairman on the matter |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 13:37 - Jul 29 with 2470 views | Northernr |
| QPR+ finances on 13:35 - Jul 29 by FrankRightguard |
Was a furious rant from the Accrington chairman on the matter |
Yeh he's a regular ranter on this, and the Sunderland example is the one he used. As a chairman of the lowest supported club in League One, he wants the money split equally, and points out that if there's a stream of the game that reduces the pay days he gets from away fans attending. |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 14:14 - Jul 29 with 2305 views | Lblock |
Is it still £140 for a season ticket for us international overseas Rs?
If so when is it payable or taken as mine hasn’t gone through yet |  |
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| QPR+ finances on 14:49 - Jul 29 with 2217 views | cheesy |
| QPR+ finances on 14:14 - Jul 29 by Lblock |
Is it still £140 for a season ticket for us international overseas Rs?
If so when is it payable or taken as mine hasn’t gone through yet |
Its 170ish now. Mine has gone through so I suggest you look to see if you have automatic renewal ticked in your settings. |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 17:19 - Jul 29 with 2004 views | Match82 |
| QPR+ finances on 14:14 - Jul 29 by Lblock |
Is it still £140 for a season ticket for us international overseas Rs?
If so when is it payable or taken as mine hasn’t gone through yet |
I think it's a rolling 12 month subscription vs based on season. So may depend on when you first signed up. |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 17:25 - Jul 29 with 1992 views | Lblock |
| QPR+ finances on 17:19 - Jul 29 by Match82 |
I think it's a rolling 12 month subscription vs based on season. So may depend on when you first signed up. |
Cheers
No idea where to check but I’ll have a look
I joined in September couple of years back | |
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| QPR+ finances on 18:18 - Jul 29 with 1878 views | VancouverHoop |
The club always sends me a notification when they've taken my money(!) CDN$269.70 this year. | | | |
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| QPR+ finances on 20:23 - Jul 29 with 1702 views | fraserc |
| QPR+ finances on 18:18 - Jul 29 by VancouverHoop |
The club always sends me a notification when they've taken my money(!) CDN$269.70 this year. |
Mine will be coming out at the beginning of August.
If you moved to Victoria we could have started some kind of stream-sharing exercise, coffee round mine at 7am :-) | | | |
| QPR+ finances on 21:17 - Jul 29 with 1607 views | VancouverHoop |
Heh! It's all I can do to stagger upstairs to the computer at that hour.
Edit: Some Sky games do appear to be on DaZN again this season, they're showing Boro's tomorrow, so we may get a few. [Post edited 29 Jul 2022 21:19]
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| QPR+ finances on 21:30 - Jul 29 with 1592 views | 222gers |
Advice please. I renewed my ST although I suspect my health will preclude me from attending some games. I'm thinking of getting a VPN in order to watch these games plus the away games.
I crammed up some advice online. They said if registering with the ifollow website not to register initially from the UK as they would smell a rat and block the stream once starting with the VPN.
I of course log on via the Rs website and of course the Rs know I live in the Godly borough of Hammersmith.
Also, I do all my banking online - is a VPN OK security- wise ? |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 10:03 - Jul 30 with 1358 views | francisbowles |
| QPR+ finances on 21:30 - Jul 29 by 222gers |
Advice please. I renewed my ST although I suspect my health will preclude me from attending some games. I'm thinking of getting a VPN in order to watch these games plus the away games.
I crammed up some advice online. They said if registering with the ifollow website not to register initially from the UK as they would smell a rat and block the stream once starting with the VPN.
I of course log on via the Rs website and of course the Rs know I live in the Godly borough of Hammersmith.
Also, I do all my banking online - is a VPN OK security- wise ? |
I'm not sure about the security aspects.
If you have a VPN, just set it to another country, say France, before you log into QPR+. It won't work for Sky matches which only have a stream in 'Dark market' countries you will have to select a country from that list on the QPR website..
My VPN doesn't have any of those so reluctantly, I have to watch the Sky coverage on NOWTV. | | | |
| QPR+ finances on 10:13 - Jul 30 with 1342 views | 222gers |
| QPR+ finances on 10:03 - Jul 30 by francisbowles |
I'm not sure about the security aspects.
If you have a VPN, just set it to another country, say France, before you log into QPR+. It won't work for Sky matches which only have a stream in 'Dark market' countries you will have to select a country from that list on the QPR website..
My VPN doesn't have any of those so reluctantly, I have to watch the Sky coverage on NOWTV. |
Thank you. | | | |
| QPR+ finances on 10:21 - Jul 30 with 1333 views | queensparker |
if you’re shopping for a VPN, Nord and Private Internet Access are both good options |  | | |
| QPR+ finances on 13:25 - Jul 30 with 1190 views | PinnerPaul |
The club also gets the 10' highlights package for free - before anyone launces off into what a pile of poo that is, have a look at the pre season games highlights 'packages' - anyone submitting that as a show reel as either a technical editor or producer wouldn't get very far I can tell you that! | | | |
| QPR+ finances on 16:20 - Jul 30 with 1100 views | SimonJames |
| QPR+ finances on 13:37 - Jul 29 by Northernr |
Yeh he's a regular ranter on this, and the Sunderland example is the one he used. As a chairman of the lowest supported club in League One, he wants the money split equally, and points out that if there's a stream of the game that reduces the pay days he gets from away fans attending. |
It seems to me that the home team should only be entitled to revenue from the away team's stream, equal to the difference between the number of away tickets that were allocated and the number that were actually sold.
Additional revenue for the home team should be the result of them being better able to market themselves. |  |
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| QPR+ finances on 18:41 - Jul 30 with 1011 views | charmr |
My 2 Norwich buddies don’t have the access I have for watching games live abroad. See, we are a big club. | | | |
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