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Its a fair point. Its a small minority of fans i'm guessing but the point stands.

I think that there's a whiff of hypocrisy about being frustrated at the pricing of PPV (I am to be clear) - yet at the same time being perfectly happy to pay £0 or ££ to god knows who for semi legal streams.

Joking aside - i'm no fan of the PPV model given i already subscribe to BT/Sky and i'm a season ticket holder and £14.95 is pretty steep. But the club gets £0 from streams and i don't see any campaigns to boycott them of a Saturday and donate ££ to foodbanks instead.

How much ££ does the club earn from these streams ? (they're not provided as a public service are they ? )

This is why i'm perplexed. Why is it seemingly outrageous to spend £15 for a family to watch an Albion game on TV - with the revenue going to the club - yet perfectly fine to support (ad supported or ££) the murky/semi legal suppliers of internet streams who bank their money for god knows what. .

It's live on BBC Sussex. and Talk Sport 2.