Crystal Palace (H) 11/5: Build-Up & Match Thread

[GLASGOWOLF]

Bellegarde for Traore. What a fucking clown.

Thought Bellegarde played well

 

[Tony Towner]

Have they improved the phone signal at Molineux significantly? Loads of you posting from there today!

It's rarely an issue for me

 

[Tredman]

It's rarely an issue for me

Same, 3 is good. Vodafone and O2 are one and the same for coverage.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I can get on Chrome and WhatsApp just fine on EE. But oddly any app for live scores is a no go.

 

[Tony Towner]

Same, 3 is good. Vodafone and O2 are one and the same for coverage.

I'm ID Mobile which I think piggy backs off 3

 

[Mel Evo]

Is it something to do with the age of the phone? My IPhone X never got a signal at all, but since I upgraded in the winter I’ve been able to distract myself from real life with great reception.

 

[PuntsWolf]

When I was on Sky I got zero pretty much anywhere near the city, well I had signal but data was just useless. Now I moved to EE get signal anywhere except the concourse.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

I think I need to change, the more I think about it the more often I have crap signal with Vodafone - Worcester, my office, Molineux always nothing.

Been with them 25 years though so don't know any different.

 

[The Bear]

Unfortunately I'm locked into an O2 sim thanks to my Virgin TV Bundle. If I had a choice it'd be EE every time. They always have the best signal as they pay the most for the frequency bands.

 

[Tredman]

Unfortunately I'm locked into an O2 sim thanks to my Virgin TV Bundle. If I had a choice it'd be EE every time. They always have the best signal as they pay the most for the frequency bands.

Que?

 

[The Bear]

Que?

They usually pay the most for frequencies in the Spectrum Auctions, giving the best and most reliable coverage.

A guide to Ofcom’s forthcoming spectrum auction

This week Ofcom is launching the latest spectrum auction, which will result in better mobile services and better access to 5G technology.

www.ofcom.org.uk

Why EE’s new 700 MHz spectrum is critical to its continued status as the dominant UK provider

EE invested heavily in 700 MHz at the UK's latest spectrum auction, while Vodafone avoided the low-band spectrum altogether. Tutela explores why.

www.tutela.com

 

[Tredman]

They usually pay the most for frequencies in the Spectrum Auctions, giving the best and most reliable coverage.

A guide to Ofcom’s forthcoming spectrum auction

This week Ofcom is launching the latest spectrum auction, which will result in better mobile services and better access to 5G technology.

www.ofcom.org.uk

Why EE’s new 700 MHz spectrum is critical to its continued status as the dominant UK provider

EE invested heavily in 700 MHz at the UK's latest spectrum auction, while Vodafone avoided the low-band spectrum altogether. Tutela explores why.

www.tutela.com

I know, but they don’t always pay the most was my point.

Vodafone adding 3 to their combined coverage with O2 will give them much wider capacity.

 

[The Bear]

I know, but they don’t always pay the most was my point.

Vodafone adding 3 to their combined coverage with O2 will give them much wider capacity.

That was a few years ago to help with rural coverage wasn't it?

 

[Lupo]

Well that was horrible.

Gonna be a real half arsed lap of honour at the end here.

I stayed until FT but couldn't be arsed with the ceremonial crap this year so headed home.

Regarding going off at the nearest point, feels like we are the only ones that do. RAN did today yet Eze and Olise took a genteel stroll off.

Regarding phone signals, I'm EE and apart from the odd rocky moment I manage to look at FB and forums at half time and generally get to see the latest scores on Sky Sports app though sometimes requires a few refreshes