Match Commentary

40 years! No wonder the man's so grey🤪

Pleased with this , Its a god send to those who cannot attend all games due to various reasons

So please forgive my stupidity, but, can someone please cut through and tell me (us)….

Can I watch the Orient game online? If so, how?

If not, can I listen to radio commentary? If so, how?

Many thanks in advance

Ok.

You want to watch the game.   You need to be outside the UK to do so and then subscribe to one of these packages, be it the season pass or the monthly pass.

MARINERS TV PACKAGES

SEASON PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £140 (£170 from 1st September)

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games
Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

MONTHLY PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £25

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games that month
Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

If you're not outside the UK you can't watch it, without using a VPN.  In simple terms your location is detected via your internet connection, let's think of it like an old school landline area code, it identifies where you're logging on.  It'll show up roughly where you are.  Be that Cleethorpes, Leeds, London, Aberdeen.  A blocker will be in place to stop UK internet connections accessing the live screening of the game.

What a VPN does is it masks your internet location.  You can choose where you want your internet location to be.  If you were inclined to do so you could say you were in Belize, a place that's definitely outside the UK and would, again in theory, allow you access to the live streaming of game.  For all sense and purposes you would be classed as an overseas fan.

If you're a UK based fan and you don't want to access via a VPN, then you're looking at radio commentary.  If you can get Radio Humberside (DAB or FM) from where you are, then you're in luck.  It's as simple as finding which frequency Town are on that week and off you go.  
If you're further afield, it's one of these packages for you.

AUDIO SEASON PASS (UK) – £45

Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

AUDIO MONTHLY PASS (UK) – £4.50

Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content that month

Hope this helps.

Disclaimer:  I'm no way advocating the use of a VPN for any such purposes!  

Quoted from diehardmariner

Ok.

You want to watch the game.   You need to be outside the UK to do so and then subscribe to one of these packages, be it the season pass or the monthly pass.

MARINERS TV PACKAGES

SEASON PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £140 (£170 from 1st September)

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games
Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

MONTHLY PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £25

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games that month
Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

If you're not outside the UK you can't watch it, without using a VPN.  In simple terms your location is detected via your internet connection, let's think of it like an old school landline area code, it identifies where you're logging on.  It'll show up roughly where you are.  Be that Cleethorpes, Leeds, London, Aberdeen.  A blocker will be in place to stop UK internet connections accessing the live screening of the game.

What a VPN does is it masks your internet location.  You can choose where you want your internet location to be.  If you were inclined to do so you could say you were in Belize, a place that's definitely outside the UK and would, again in theory, allow you access to the live streaming of game.  For all sense and purposes you would be classed as an overseas fan.

If you're a UK based fan and you don't want to access via a VPN, then you're looking at radio commentary.  If you can get Radio Humberside (DAB or FM) from where you are, then you're in luck.  It's as simple as finding which frequency Town are on that week and off you go.  
If you're further afield, it's one of these packages for you.

AUDIO SEASON PASS (UK) – £45

Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

AUDIO MONTHLY PASS (UK) – £4.50

Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content that month

Hope this helps.

Thanks very much mate

Quoted from diehardmariner

Ok.

You want to watch the game.   You need to be outside the UK to do so and then subscribe to one of these packages, be it the season pass or the monthly pass.

MARINERS TV PACKAGES

SEASON PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £140 (£170 from 1st September)

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games
Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

MONTHLY PASS (INTERNATIONAL) – £25

Live streams of every* one of our League Two and Papa John’s Trophy games that month
Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

If you're not outside the UK you can't watch it, without using a VPN.  In simple terms your location is detected via your internet connection, let's think of it like an old school landline area code, it identifies where you're logging on.  It'll show up roughly where you are.  Be that Cleethorpes, Leeds, London, Aberdeen.  A blocker will be in place to stop UK internet connections accessing the live screening of the game.

What a VPN does is it masks your internet location.  You can choose where you want your internet location to be.  If you were inclined to do so you could say you were in Belize, a place that's definitely outside the UK and would, again in theory, allow you access to the live streaming of game.  For all sense and purposes you would be classed as an overseas fan.

If you're a UK based fan and you don't want to access via a VPN, then you're looking at radio commentary.  If you can get Radio Humberside (DAB or FM) from where you are, then you're in luck.  It's as simple as finding which frequency Town are on that week and off you go.  
If you're further afield, it's one of these packages for you.

AUDIO SEASON PASS (UK) – £45

Audio commentary of every competitive game
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content

AUDIO MONTHLY PASS (UK) – £4.50

Audio commentary of every competitive game that month
Access to the exclusive Mariners TV video content that month

Hope this helps.

But is it possible to use a UK bank debit card to pay for it?

Quoted from 123614

But is it possible to use a UK bank debit card to pay for it?

It used to be. I watched lots of matches when I was travelling for work on iFollow and never had a problem with my card address being UK

Quoted from 123614

But is it possible to use a UK bank debit card to pay for it?

I just signed up using a UK bank credit card (+ my overseas address).

Quoted from Toppy

I just signed up using a UK bank credit card (+ my overseas address).

Overseas address?  Do you mean you have an overseas address or is it a fake one?

Quoted from 123614

But is it possible to use a UK bank debit card to pay for it?

Should be fine. Despite what the OS statement says the restrictions isn't 'living oversees' it is being oversees. So for example it would be perfectly ok to buy a game via ifollow/marinersTV whilst on holiday. Therefore a uk bank account makes no difference from past experiance.

Quoted from Mikey_345

Should be fine. Despite what the OS statement says the restrictions isn't 'living oversees' it is being oversees. So for example it would be perfectly ok to buy a game via ifollow/marinersTV whilst on holiday. Therefore a uk bank account makes no difference from past experiance.

My overseas address is real but what Mikey says is true, so it should not make any difference what address you use.

Quoted from Toppy

My overseas address is real but what Mikey says is true, so it should not make any difference what address you use.

How big is your house mate? Big enough for a few hundred town fans to 'live' there

The dust is clearing and we're finding out the details, just one thing that I'd like clarifying re the radio commentary.

The news item from the club details they have a 3 year deal with Radio Humbs with this..
" coverage starts at 2pm on BBC Radio Humberside Digital Radio, Freeview channel 721 and Mariners TV"

Is that Digital Radio AND Freeview? Or is it Digital OR Freeview.
Last season was random, with Scunny getting a lot of Freeview airtime, annoying as I'm not in Gy and it's the easiest option, and now with Scunny in the NL, just wondering what the frequency share will be for us, Scunny and Hull.

Please use Freeview!