IFollow.

[lesgeo]

Cup games prior to 12th September and any fanless games thereafter, on Saturdays, shall we be permitted to access matches from the UK?
I’m assuming that most cup games will be evenings where there is no issue until FA Cup starts.
Would be nice to be allowed to watch the friendlies too.
Sunnier climes are calling me in a few weeks time – Covid willing – and none of those matches are a problem.

Prices increased, though.

[Northumbiron]

I can’t believe they are still going ahead with the League Cup AND the Mickey Mouse Trophy in a shortened season.

Stupidity IMO.

[SST]

lesgeo wrote:

Would be nice to be allowed to watch the friendlies too.

They don’t have the equipment or resources currently available to be able to offer streaming for friendlies.

[DarrynStampGoalMachine]

They definitely should’ve scrapped the efl trophy this year.

And if fans aren’t allowed then I imagine iFollow will be allowed to stream Saturday games. Would be stupid otherwise.

If they don’t it’s easy enough to get around anyway.

[Awaywego]

at least we are at home, hope for west ham away in round 2 if we get through.

[Deereyme66]

A large number of fans will have to miss out on games next season due to restricted gate capacity. It would be ideal if ifollow was available for Saturday games for domestic users if not on Sky or BT. Surely there must be a way of the EFL making this happen?

[Anonymous]

DarrynStampGoalMachine wrote:

They definitely should’ve scrapped the efl trophy this year.

We need to train the under 23s from Man Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea et al. in a competitive environment so that they are bloodied at a young age, so that England has a chance at a world cup. With this being so vital to their development, why would they scrap it?

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