SANFL Digital Pass

The Pass has increased its reach this year to.cover all clubs and all games.

- How many posters have one?
- How often do you watch games and how often do you watch games not involving your club?
- What do you like about it?
- What could be improved?

1. Yes. Easy decision. Frankly, the cost for it was cheap. I would have gladly paid $100 for a full season pass.
2. Have watched probably three games live chromecasted to my TV as I prefer to go to matches instead. The games I watched live were non-South games.
3. The DP has some of the best commentators in Australia. Having the scorebox with the count-up time is really helpful too.
4. Same old stuff - most commentators are great; some I wish just called the play when the play was on more.

As a side note - as great as this product is, I believe it is so vital to have every League match with live RADIO coverage. The Life FM coverage is brilliant. Having the remaining games as a web-streaming radio broadcast on a 10-second delay is good, but still you can't listen to it at the game.

To add one further question:
Has the Pass reduced how many games you attend?

No don't have the Digital Pass. Really not that Tech savy

Had the pass for the last 2 years.
Hasnt affected my attendance as I use it to watch replays of Norwood games and some of the other games live when we arent playing.

Got it recently, already gave me the excuse to just watch it at home & have a choice to change games if one is a blow out & change to a closer game, plus as I posted recently it saves $14.00 entrance fee, say 2 steak sandwiches & 2 drinks which is roughly $20.00 plus petrol & your looking at around $40.00 or so, in the past I had a concession card & refused to use it for sanfl football as a way of trying to help our league by donating more, now with events over the last few years I’ll use the pass (apart from Glenelg games) & save money by not turning up & putting into the coffers

Do the clubs or the sanfl get the money from the digital pass sales?

bayman wrote:Do the clubs or the sanfl get the money from the digital pass sales?

https://sanfldigitalpass.com.au/#/

SANFL web site wrote:Who gets the money from this?
Revenue generated from sales of Digital Passes will be retained by your SANFL Clubs?

The clubs get 100% of the sales from Digital Pass. Pure profit for your team.

I've had it since its inception.
I watch my team's game every week. If we were playing finals I'd watch some of the other teams' games out of interest in our upcoming opponents.
I like the simple fact of it and the quality of the picture.
Improvements could be made in the commentary, in the area of player identification. And in breaks in the game I'd like to see some occasional shots of the crowd, particularly if they're reacting to something. Something post-game would be good, some vision from the rooms or an interview but I'm guessing that may be cost prohibitive.

Flag No.10 wrote:I've had it since its inception.
I watch my team's game every week. If we were playing finals I'd watch some of the other teams' games out of interest in our upcoming opponents.
I like the simple fact of it and the quality of the picture.
Improvements could be made in the commentary, in the area of player identification. And in breaks in the game I'd like to see some occasional shots of the crowd, particularly if they're reacting to something. Something post-game would be good, some vision from the rooms or an interview but I'm guessing that may be cost prohibitive.

My thoughts exactly although commentary and Player ID are not that important. I have a season pass but I try to attend all home games and the odd away if nearby. My preference is to watch away games at home. I watch all the eagles matches in replay. This seasons structure where we see all the teams play is great. Pricing is good as a member. Keep the good work up SANFL.