Now the Football Association of Wales has offered Cymru Football App subscribers freedom – albeit at a financial cost – from annoying adverts, perhaps there are one of two other improvements they might consider.
This week, the FAW announced the launch of a new ad-free subscription tier for the App, arriving during March.
This new feature responds directly to feedback from supporters and regular App users who have asked for a cleaner, uninterrupted experience when following Welsh football.
Users who wish to continue accessing the Cymru Football App free of charge will still be able to do so, with the existing ad-supported version remaining fully available to all users.
During March, users will have the option to subscribe to an ad-free version of the app for:
£2.99 per month, or £24.99 per year
The App is a wonderful concept and so much of it runs superbly well. It’s a tremendous asset to Welsh football.
However, the suggested changes here do not appear to be hard to achieve or unrealistic. If adopted, they could improve user-experience. The FAW have acknowledged my suggestions, much appreciated.
Maybe there are other amendments which could help boost the service. Followers should send their recommendations to the App co-ordinators. Don’t REFRAIN……COMPLAIN! (nicely though please)
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