Pure DFC Archive

What has been said about Wealdstone's plans is interesting and could set the trend. However, season tickets only apply to league games, so we should be willing to pay up for Cup games.

As Pete says, there is no logic, and I've read somewhere that a club like King's Lynn can't admit spectators in the National League, but every other week their reserve team will be at home and able to have fans (probably the same ones that would have watched the first team) because they are in a lower league. How can that be explained and justified?

Taken from DFC Twitter:-

EMIRATES FA CUP 2ND QUALIFYING ROUND | Dartford v
@sloughtownfc


The match will be played behind closed doors.

Fans can stream the game by visiting this link https://bit.ly/2G5wkka

It costs £10 to stream the game.

I know I've been away but Duke, where is it free for those who have paid for their season tickets? Ha!! Nice one.

I meant FREE [for STH] ONLY for League games , Cup games extra as is the norm !!!!!!!!!

I will be paying to watch Slough game !!

Ah right.

the duke wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:50 pm I meant FREE [for STH] ONLY for League games , Cup games extra as is the norm !!!!!!!!!

I will be paying to watch Slough game !!

Do you know if there is any conformation from the Club regarding STH ? Obviously we pay for cup games , but has we have already paid for the league games , are we expected to pay again through live streaming ?

https://www.dartfordfc.com/dartford-v-s ... pions-bar/

Following discussions today with the National League we have been asked, and agreed, to cancel the live streaming of our home match versus Slough Town in the Champions Bar on Saturday 3 October – the Live Stream of the match online from the DFC website will still be available as planned –https://bit.ly/2G5wkka

We regret this outcome and the short notice given however we believe this is in the interests of the club and the wider National League. All people who reserved seats for this event will be contacted to be informed .

We will NOT be streaming any home National South League games at the club unless the guidance we have received changes.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused by this decision.

Disappointing for locals looking forward to meeting and watching from the Bar, but not too surprising given the publicity about clubs watching with blacked out windows, which would been more of a health risk than being outside on the terraces.

This link gives more details of the £10m Government grant to the National League, which could be extended if we are shut out for more than 3 months, and interestingly there will be a two year deal to have commentaries on local radio. from all three divisions. BBC Kent covering Dover tomorrow, but perhaps our turn soon.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54391164

If you pay for the streaming on your phone do you have to watch on your phone or can you watch it on a smart tv or computer?

Anyone else having streaming problems constantly dropping out and going offline in the 2nd half?

1st half was fine