Streaming when season starts.

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Foxy

No chance of Wrexham playing in any format in Drakeford’s Dark Age Wales , where nobody can travel for more than 5 miles until all viruses have been eradicated and nobody can ever die of anything. Perhaps we can play home games at the Deva ?

If you think > 40,000 deaths in the UK is something to trivialise i feel genuinely sorry for you. The UK government have already proved themselves uniquely incompetent in dealing with this virus and the issues around it in respect of their own staff. There are still plenty of vulnerable people in Wales genuinely and rightly in fear of their lives so caution is for me at least the best policy.

[Willywill]

For these measures to work, we need to have buy in from the masses - this has generally happened. It is particularly tough for those feel abandoned living alone.
I went into Wrexham to pay a cheque in last week and was surprised at the amount of folk who were walking around, seemingly doing nothing. One bloke shot across the road in front of me and shook the hand of a friend - death wish, or wot?
In my village, the boy racers are still making needless journeys driving around. Then they sit in cars, smoking and God knows what. Social distancing? Its not going to affect me, I am 19 and in my prime! Thanks lads.
The death toll is way too high. Worst areas are those densely populated. Should we learn from this and not cram everyone into towns and cities? What has this rant got to do with "streaming"? Get me back to work sharpish.

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

If you think > 40,000 deaths in the UK is something to trivialise i feel genuinely sorry for you. The UK government have already proved themselves uniquely incompetent in dealing with this virus and the issues around it in respect of their own staff. There are still plenty of vulnerable people in Wales genuinely and rightly in fear of their lives so caution is for me at least the best policy.

40000 deaths is awful and yes Johnson’s government and those who voted for him need to look at themselves . But we are in a new phase now and have to prioritise younger generations whose lives and futures have been severely damaged. They are vulnerable too.

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

If you think > 40,000 deaths in the UK is something to trivialise i feel genuinely sorry for you. The UK government have already proved themselves uniquely incompetent in dealing with this virus and the issues around it in respect of their own staff. There are still plenty of vulnerable people in Wales genuinely and rightly in fear of their lives so caution is for me at least the best policy.

Old Foxy likes to slag off Wales constantly why does he support a Welsh team?

And your message is spot on, lives before hoofball.
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[Foxy]

Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Old Foxy likes to slag off Wales constantly why does he support a Welsh team?

And your message is spot on, lives before hoofball.
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I actually want the best for Wales and it’s people , especially it’s young people who are it’s future. I slag off the Welsh government and various interest groups who fail to do what is best and who are parochial and inward looking in their outlook, or overly biased toward certain parts of Wales.

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Foxy

I actually want the best for Wales and it’s people , especially it’s young people who are it’s future. I slag off the Welsh government and various interest groups who fail to do what is best and who are parochial and inward looking in their outlook, or overly biased toward certain parts of Wales.

I see none of your complaints in their decision to be cautious about relaxing the rules. Not sure why you bring the young persons in to the discussion ? I have a 22 year old daughter who is high risk. The English approach is nonsensical in my opinion and there is a great deal of doubt about the R number particularly in areas outside of greater London.

[mattw]

Originally Posted by -luke

The only thing blocking a live stream of a wrexham game will be Petes pint glass

This is a lovely, lovely little comment.

Good work.

[Lods]

Originally Posted by Foxy

No chance of Wrexham playing in any format in Drakeford’s Dark Age Wales , where nobody can travel for more than 5 miles until all viruses have been eradicated and nobody can ever die of anything. Perhaps we can play home games at the Deva ?

Hate to go into politics but I'd much rather Drakeford's response to the pandemic than Johnson's. There's a reason UK's response is considered one of, if not the, worst in the world.

As for streaming, piracy is always a thing. There's many streaming sites like FirstRowSports which seem to have every game possible. I remember seeing games from South American and Asian leagues so they do seem to get a lot.

Licensing fees would also be a problem. BT Sports hold the license to broadcast NL currently (which does extend, I imagine, to online streaming) so they'll want a piece of, if not most, of the pie. There's a reason, under normal circumstances, Wrexham had to wait until midnight Monday morning to upload match highlights to YouTube from a Saturday game.

[TopCornerFergie]

Originally Posted by Foxy

No chance of Wrexham playing in any format in Drakeford’s Dark Age Wales , where nobody can travel for more than 5 miles until all viruses have been eradicated and nobody can ever die of anything. Perhaps we can play home games at the Deva ?

Are you forgetting that the Deva is in Wales?