davieG Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Someone was asking about this. Foxes Player HD Introduces Matchday Live Posted: Mon 26 Oct 2015 Author: Leicester City image: http://www.lcfc.com/cms_images/matchdaylive-4x3280-2766994_478x359.jpg Matchday Live on Foxes Player HD Image by: Leicester City Foxes Player HD subscribers will be getting a whole new matchday experience during the 2015/16 season, as lcfc.com’s premium service takes its coverage of Leicester City up a notch. - Foxes Player HD introduces in-house commentary for the 2015/16 season - Matty James, Conrad Logan and Alan Birchenall set to join commentary team - Matchday coverage to include post-match analysis and free download - Foxes Player HD the only place to hear Leicester City Premier League games online Foxes Player HD subscribers will be getting a whole new matchday experience during the 2015/16 season, as lcfc.com’s premium service takes its coverage of Leicester City up a notch. Taking you closer the action than ever before, we’ll be bringing you live and exclusive online commentary of every Foxes first team match, provided by our expert panel of commentators and summarisers, plus reaction and analysis better than anything we’ve ever produced. Commentators Chris Alcock, Geoff Peters and Chris Coles will be joined by the likes of City midfielder Matty James, former Foxes goalkeeper Conrad Logan and City legend Alan Birchenall to call the action for the online masses! image: http://www.lcfc.com/cms_images/matchdaylive-article280-2766999.jpg MatchdayLive_Article Here’s how your matchday breaks down: TEAM NEWS AND BUILD-UP Tune in an hour before kick-off and get in the matchday mood with team news and reaction provided by our in-house commentary team, plus match build-up from Claudio Ranieri and the Leicester City squad. EXCLUSIVE ONLINE COMMENTARY Foxes Player HD is the ONLY place to listen to Leicester City Premier League matches online. Our expert commentators will talk you through every shot, pass and tackle, with expert analysis that will bring the action to life. POST-MATCH ANALYSIS Our commentary team will present analysis and post-match reaction from the big game, including the views of Claudio Ranieri and insight from inside the City camp. OFFICIAL LCFC PODCAST We’ll bring you a handy post-match round-up including highlights, interviews and the thoughts of our matchday summariser as a FREE DOWNLOAD, available from the iTunes Store. On top of that, Foxes Player HD is still the place for the best available access to Leicester City, taking you behind the scenes at King Power Stadium and at the Foxes’ Belvoir Drive Training Facility. Our regular coverage includes: - Extended highlights of every first team match in all competitions - Claudio Ranieri’s pre-match press conferences in full - Exclusive player interviews pre and post-match - Behind the scenes features including Tunnel Cam - Exclusive in-depth insight in The Friday Interview - Exclusive coverage of the Club’s Under-21 and Under-18 teams You can subscribe to Foxes Player HD and have access to all of this for as little as 10p a day. To start your subscription, go to www.player.lcfc.com. Read more at http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/foxes-player-hd-introduces-matchday-live-2767005.aspx#IlXf3oV3b6ruWexj.99
AKCJ Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Only place? What? Online, it's the only place to listen to every Leicester City game.
urban.spaceman Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 So THAT's where Conrad has ended up. Back at Leicester. Can't bloody get rid of him.
danny. Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Commentary? Wow! Will definitely use this over watching games in 1080p video :-/
kylestyle06 Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Commentary? Wow! Will definitely use this over watching games in 1080p video :-/ Where do you watch them in 1080p? PM me please
danny. Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Where do you watch them in 1080p? PM me please Have done. For what it's worth, I'd happily pay for an "official" service, but since the powers that be won't let it happen, there is no legal way to watch all the PL games in the UK currently, apart from what Sky/BT decide to show each week.
m4DD0gg Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Does seem crazy being at the mercy of sky and bt and their ridiculous costs when every other country in the world plays premiership games at 3pm. Seems that this cannot be a business model that will last forever.
Stevosevic Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Have done. For what it's worth, I'd happily pay for an "official" service, but since the powers that be won't let it happen, there is no legal way to watch all the PL games in the UK currently, apart from what Sky/BT decide to show each week. @@danny. if you could PM me the same message it would be much appreciated.
EverybodyDannsNow Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 I bet BBC Radio Leic aren't too chuffed about this...
Thracian Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Progress to a point - and something that might increase the depth of our appeal - but it all sounds far too cliquey to me. There needs to be some honest independent input and reaction. I don't mean giving people licence to go slagging off players and officials irresponsibly. But this seems suspiciously like an attempt to slowly marginalise the independent view as far as you could ever call Radio Leicester properly independent. I've been a fan over 50 years and my allegiance will never change. But if I can't attend a match or watch on television, I want proper commentary and constructive criticism/praise/analysis. I don't want a sanitised promotional exercise. Yes, there needs to be due respect - and perhaps a greater sensitivity where the Under 18's are concerned - but this sounds like matchday broadcasting minus all critically reactive emotion - exactly what has been encouraged in so many different ways by the football business generally in recent years. Much of what will be on offer will be highly processed PR with everyone involved left in no doubt how high the boundary lines now stand. Footballers and managers even get advised and coached on how to handle press interviews nowadays. And this will surely serve to extend that trend. Mark my words - "stonewall footballspeak" will soon become an official language.
foxer Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Have done. For what it's worth, I'd happily pay for an "official" service, but since the powers that be won't let it happen, there is no legal way to watch all the PL games in the UK currently, apart from what Sky/BT decide to show each week. Could you pm me as well please mate?
bovril Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Conrad Logan!? They've installed a small bench in the commentary booth.
ElusiveEd Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 And people thought Matty Elliott couldn't co-summarise through fear of upsetting the powers that be he is associated with at the club. As Thracian says this is going to be such one sided commentary. Can you imagine Conrad Logan or Matty James ever saying one of their team mates is having a bad game or the manager has made a strange decision? And PLEASE GOD, spare us from Birchy commentating. FFS! This is a bad move IMO
ian_marshall Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 As if Conrad hasn't spent enough time on his backside! Must have some serious dirt on one of the board members to keep stealing a living.
LanguedocFox Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 Commentary? Wow! Will definitely use this over watching games in 1080p video :-/ Hi Danny. I'd be interested in knowing how you do this. I've shelled out about a hundred quid in the past couple of seasons to people who promised access to NBC, but after a month or so, it's not worked. Really do think clubs should push for this: especially for people like me!
jerakin Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 It was going on Saturday. The commentary was horrible. Missed Stringer and Elliot. I wish I hadn't paid for a year.
Wymsey Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 It was going on Saturday. The commentary was horrible. Missed Stringer and Elliot. I wish I hadn't paid for a year. Eh?
deep blue Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 I already subscribe to Player (though I think I pay a little more than 10p a day. I hadn't been aware of this new initiative, but just logged on in the usual way last Saturday. Stringer wasn't the commentator (but dunno who), but i'm pretty sure Matty James was co-commentating. Can anyone clarify whether this was the new service and not radio Leicester? If so, long may it continue. I felt that I was kept far more up-to-date on what was happening on the pitch, as compared with Stringer's commentary technique.
urban.spaceman Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 I'm moving to Cape Town in January so I've been considering re-subscribing while I'm away, but I'm not too sure about the new commentary having listened to the podcast. Might just Skype my dad and get him to put the radio next to the microphone again (did this when I lived in New Zealand for whenever I couldn't sleep). Is the rest of the service worth using though?
Fox42 Posted 26 October 2015 Posted 26 October 2015 I'm moving to Cape Town in January so I've been considering re-subscribing while I'm away, but I'm not too sure about the new commentary having listened to the podcast. Might just Skype my dad and get him to put the radio next to the microphone again (did this when I lived in New Zealand for whenever I couldn't sleep). Is the rest of the service worth using though? You absolute hero/lunatic.
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