TV showing for Shrewsbury game.

[Eziozi’s Ghost]

5-30pm on a friday night for the Shrewsbury game.
Strange time I know.
Does anybody know if its to be shown on TV or is it to accommodate Shrewsbury’s travelling arrangements.

It seems a long way to travel then play a game at teatime.
No sleep in for them that day, and probably meeting up before 9am to ensure they get here to stretch for an hour or so.

Its got to be an advantage to Boro.

 

[atypical_boro]

5-30pm on a friday night for the Shrewsbury game.
Strange time I know.
Does anybody know if its to be shown on TV or is it to accommodate Shrewsbury’s travelling arrangements.

It seems a long way to travel then play a game at teatime.
No sleep in for them that day, and probably meeting up before 9am to ensure they get here to stretch for an hour or so.

Its got to be an advantage to Boro.

I imagine that whilst we're locked out all games will be available to stream somewhere? You'd guess that 8pm is early enough to leave to get back to Shrewsbury without staying over maybe? All these clubs are going to be penny-pinching at every opportunity and hotel bills will need to be at an absolute minimum.

 

[Eziozi’s Ghost]

I imagine that whilst we're locked out all games will be available to stream somewhere? You'd guess that 8pm is early enough to leave to get back to Shrewsbury without staying over maybe? All these clubs are going to be penny-pinching at every opportunity and hotel bills will need to be at an absolute minimum.

I don’t think any team stays overnight locally after night games, even the big clubs want to get home sharpish.
Its the drive up before the game thats in question here.
Advantage Boro I think.

 

[atypical_boro]

I don’t think any team stays overnight locally after night games, even the big clubs want to get home sharpish.
Its the drive up before the game thats in question here.
Advantage Boro I think.

Guess so, but its only 3 hours or so, its not as as the south coast or whatever.

 

[Jan_Aage_Fjortoft]

I've seen nothing to suggest that any additional games will be available to stream. At least in the PL's case they won't be doing anything different from usual. Suppose the FL might be different considering the finances are much tighter and they were already streaming games to foreign markets.

Not on Sky anyway as they've already announced their picks. Could be a chance it's picked up overseas unless there's other games moved to that timeslot?

Sat Sept 5 - Derby vs Barrow 12:00
Sat Sept 5 - Walsall vs Sheff Wed 14:15
Sun Sept 6 - Brentford vs Wycombe 12:00

Edit:

Just looked and it seems to be the only Friday game at the moment. A few have been moved to the week before so I'd say there's a good chance it will be available on a nots so legal stream.

 

[Redwurzel]

4.5 hour drive in a coach I would guess.

If they get away at 8pm that's home at 12.30am.

Extra time and pens would be later of course.