before end November is away to RC and its on p!ss!n BT. Bloody tier 3 teams get more TV time than 4th in SPL

 

Saturday September 14

Hearts v Celtic

Live on BT Sport, 12.30pm

 

Sunday September 15

Ross County v Dundee United

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm

 

Sunday September 22

Forfar Athletic v Rangers

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm

 

Sunday September 22

Dundee United v Motherwell    

Live on BT Sport, 3pm

 

Saturday September 28

Kilmarnock v Celtic    

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm

 

Monday September 30

St Mirren v Aberdeen    

Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm

 

Sunday October 6

Ayr United v Rangers    

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm

 

Monday October 7

Partick Thistle v Hibernian    

Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm

 

Saturday October 12

Rangers v Dunfermline        

Live on BT Sport, 5.30pm

 

Weekend of October 19/20

Hibernian v Celtic    

Live on BT Sport, TBC

 

Friday October 25

Ross County v Inverness CT

Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm

 

Sunday October 27

Partick Thistle v Celtic

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm    

 

Sunday November 3

Motherwell v Hibernian    

Live on BT Sport, 12.30pm

            

Monday November 4

Aberdeen v Partick Thistle

Live on Sky Sports, 7.45pm

 

Saturday November 9

Ross County v Celtic

Live on BT Sport, 12.45pm

 

Saturday November 23

St Mirren v Hibernian    

Live on Sky Sports, 12.45pm

 

Monday November 25

Arbroath v Rangers    

Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm

That's good then...no changes to the fixture list then.

Just means fans will need to go to the games if they want to see us.

 

Although how does this affect TV revenue for the club - is that preset at the start of the season, or do we get extra for more games shown, in which case its still heavily biased to the OF.

Edited August 7, 201311 yr by bdu98196

Has anybody got BT Sport? If so, would you recommend it. I'm thinking of changing my ISP and I understand that if you're a BT broadband subscriber, then you can access the new sports channel for free. It may sway me!

Has anybody got BT Sport? If so, would you recommend it. I'm thinking of changing my ISP and I understand that if you're a BT broadband subscriber, then you can access the new sports channel for free. It may sway me!

 

Yes it is well worth getting! Not only do you get BT Sport, you get ESPN as well and their coverage of Scottish football is much better than Sky. Id recommend it!

I had a hunch that it would be the Tinkerville trip that would be shown - at least as alluded to above fans will have to turn out fer games which may not be a bad thing.

Daniel I don't know who your current provider is but we've just been given our next year free with Sky so all we're going to do is sign up for the package without the internet. Its going to be saving us about £5 a month.

Tyank God they've finally decided on the TV games. Now I can go and grab my cheap train and bus tickets #Skinflint

Presumably they're saving us for the cup finals and other bigger games at the end of the season.

Our record on tv is shocking so I am very happy.

Personally have no problem with this at all. As Govan Jaggie states we don't seem to perform well on tv and we get to keep normal kick off times. All good as far as I'm concerned.

The less TV games for us the better.  Keeping as many games at 3pm on Saturday is what I want.  The Scotland v Ireland Shinty international is on the Saturday of the County game so the Friday change is convenient.  A weekend of sport and beer! ;)

 

Edit:  Actually got my dates wrong.  The home leg is the following weekend.

Edited August 7, 201311 yr by CapitalCaley

Beer and sport.

Friday October the 25th  I think Countys season may have started by then ?

I'm wondering how good derbies will be now with only the seethe master? I will miss vigurs

Just means fans will need to go to the games if they want to see us.

 

Although how does this affect TV revenue for the club - is that preset at the start of the season, or do we get extra for more games shown, in which case its still heavily biased to the OF.

 

Doesn't impact on TV revenue at all.  Money from the tv contracts for the league goes into the main pot which is then divied up based on league position.

 

The only additional TV revenue to be had is from cup games.

 

My ideal scenario would be no live domestic football...i.e. no live Scottish League/Cup games shown in Scotland.  I think that would offer a decent compromise between encouraging people to get off their butts and along to matches and generating a bit of TV income as well.