Match Day Thread Hull City v Huddersfield

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Neither Balogh or KLP were in the U23s squad.

I wonder if that's because we've picked up another injury to a striker and they're needed for cover, or that it's because they're just in the match day squad.
 
amberman8 said:
Is it on the red button?
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GLP said:
I think all mid week matches are ?
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No. Below lifted from team news thread.

Hull City’s Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield Town at the KCOM Stadium tomorrow night will not be shown on Sky Sports.

Throughout this season, midweek matches in the Championship have been made available for fans to watch on Sky Sports’ red button.

However, City’s clash at home to Danny Cowley’s side will not be broadcasted in the United Kingdom or in the Republic of Ireland.

This match was supposed to take place on Saturday, however, the Tigers’ progression in to the FA Cup’s fourth round meant that the match was re-arranged to tomorrow night.

In most cases, midweek matches would be available for fans to watch on the red button, but because this match did not take place on its originally scheduled date it is up to the home club’s discretion as to whether the game will be shown on Sky Sports or not.

City have decided against streaming the game on television in the hope that the sell-out crowd from the weekend’s defeat to Chelsea can lead to improved home attendances in the league.
 
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Plum said:
No. Below lifted from team news thread.

Hull City’s Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield Town at the KCOM Stadium tomorrow night will not be shown on Sky Sports.

Throughout this season, midweek matches in the Championship have been made available for fans to watch on Sky Sports’ red button.

However, City’s clash at home to Danny Cowley’s side will not be broadcasted in the United Kingdom or in the Republic of Ireland.

This match was supposed to take place on Saturday, however, the Tigers’ progression in to the FA Cup’s fourth round meant that the match was re-arranged to tomorrow night.

In most cases, midweek matches would be available for fans to watch on the red button, but because this match did not take place on its originally scheduled date it is up to the home club’s discretion as to whether the game will be shown on Sky Sports or not.

City have decided against streaming the game on television in the hope that the sell-out crowd from the weekend’s defeat to Chelsea can lead to improved home attendances in the league.
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Bad news for those outside the region.
 
Plum said:
No. Below lifted from team news thread.

Hull City’s Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield Town at the KCOM Stadium tomorrow night will not be shown on Sky Sports.

Throughout this season, midweek matches in the Championship have been made available for fans to watch on Sky Sports’ red button.

However, City’s clash at home to Danny Cowley’s side will not be broadcasted in the United Kingdom or in the Republic of Ireland.

This match was supposed to take place on Saturday, however, the Tigers’ progression in to the FA Cup’s fourth round meant that the match was re-arranged to tomorrow night.

In most cases, midweek matches would be available for fans to watch on the red button, but because this match did not take place on its originally scheduled date it is up to the home club’s discretion as to whether the game will be shown on Sky Sports or not.

City have decided against streaming the game on television in the hope that the sell-out crowd from the weekend’s defeat to Chelsea can lead to improved home attendances in the league.
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Did the club follow up with reduced ticket prices for those that bought Chelsea tickets to try and incentivise them back? Genuine question, would have been the sensible option.
 
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originallambrettaman said:
Their charges for us were no better.
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We're as short sighted and daft as they are are then,

Why TF did we even agree to play this game on a cold Jan night sandwiched between two other home televised games?

The floating ones enticed by the CFC game will no doubt give this one a miss given the timing of it.
 
GLP said:
Did the club follow up with reduced ticket prices for those that bought Chelsea tickets to try and incentivise them back? Genuine question, would have been the sensible option.
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No.
£33 (or £27 with match card).. Simply too much for too many.
 
Plum said:
No. Below lifted from team news thread.

Hull City’s Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield Town at the KCOM Stadium tomorrow night will not be shown on Sky Sports.

Throughout this season, midweek matches in the Championship have been made available for fans to watch on Sky Sports’ red button.

However, City’s clash at home to Danny Cowley’s side will not be broadcasted in the United Kingdom or in the Republic of Ireland.

This match was supposed to take place on Saturday, however, the Tigers’ progression in to the FA Cup’s fourth round meant that the match was re-arranged to tomorrow night.

In most cases, midweek matches would be available for fans to watch on the red button, but because this match did not take place on its originally scheduled date it is up to the home club’s discretion as to whether the game will be shown on Sky Sports or not.

City have decided against streaming the game on television in the hope that the sell-out crowd from the weekend’s defeat to Chelsea can lead to improved home attendances in the league.
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Maybe one day Clubs, Leagues and those with a little influence will realise that putting games on tv cut down on league attendances.... der!
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
Didn’t they do a package for five games or ten games or summat tho? worked out about 15 quid a game.
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It only goes down to about £16 a game if you buy a full membership, but it's still a fair bit cheaper with the bundles...

12-Match Saver

A one-off payment of £252 for Adults (£21 per game)
Concession 12-Match Savers available from £54 (£4.50 per game)
Includes a Match Card onto which you can load 12 Sky Bet Championship or cup home games of your choice as the season progresses
Offers savings of up to £144 when compared to paying match-by-match

6-Match Saver

A one-off payment of £144 for Adults (£24 per game)
Concession 6-Match Savers available from £36 (£6 per game)
Includes a Match Card onto which you can load six Sky Bet Championship or cup home games of your choice as the season progresses
Offers savings of up to £54 when compared to paying match-by-match
 
originallambrettaman said:
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personal preference, but would have liked to have seen Eaves start, he seems to hold the ball up better and brings others into play. Where is Batty, is he injured ? and lets hope the Chelsea game brought Wilks a little closer to form. Obviously McC rates him, but from what i saw he is well well off the pace.
 
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