Do they have Q1 & 2 figures available?

First of all the notable absence of season passes, because those would all have been sold either late Q1 or in Q2.

I would expect the lion's share of income from iFollow would be from season passes.

Posted By: Legacy Fan on September 27th 2022 at 15:13:37

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Football streaming (Other Football) - Henclrikus, Sep 27, 12:49:48
- Do they have Q1 & 2 figures available? (Other Football) - Legacy Fan, Sep 27, 15:13:37
- The streaming model should be looked at as additional income..... (Other Football) - usacanary, Sep 27, 14:08:10
  - For me, Norwich is a location I can't watch away games (Other Football) - jamesward, Sep 27, 14:30:12
    - fuckoffselwyns (n/m) (Other Football) - Jumbo1, Sep 27, 14:35:15
      - lolf (Other Football) - jamesward, Sep 27, 14:37:26
        
        not if corries on! (n/m) (Other Football) - Jumbo1, Sep 27, 14:38:38
        
        You could stop off in Weatherfield on the way... (n/m) (Other Football) - Garry Brooke, Sep 27, 15:51:57
- I doubt that even covers the cost to produce the stream (n/m) (Other Football) - Ben, Sep 27, 13:32:42
  - Presumably that’s included in the service provided by ifollow? (n/m) (Other Football) - Legacy Fan, Sep 27, 15:05:56
    - Or do you mean it doesn't appear profitable for EFL Digital? (Other Football) - Legacy Fan, Sep 27, 15:15:21
  - Also worth mentioning its quarter 4 to June 30th. (Other Football) - usacanary, Sep 27, 14:14:00
    - what difference does that make to the figures? (n/m) (Other Football) - Henclrikus, Sep 27, 14:17:36
- £16k a year is quite a lot to pay to watch Accrington Stanley though tbf (Other Football) - ChampsChamps2023, Sep 27, 12:55:16

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