Thread: General ESPN may lose EPL Football(Update)
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Old 13-06-2012, 20:29   #116
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Re: ESPN may lose EPL Football
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Originally Posted by Telly Bear View Post
What with VM dragging BT to offcom trying to force the price down for access to the poles and ducts, An BT trying to get offcom to give BT access to VM's network?

There won't be any favours here this is a million miles away from the ESPN-VM thing. Virginmedia need a big money backer, but with £6billion of debts I don't see it happening. Of course BT will need to be on the Sky EPG to keep advertisers happy after it is in 10 million homes.
If either Sky or Virgin Media don't play ball with BT, they will be in serious financial trouble. VM will not be a pushover on price, and BT probably know it. We will get the channel, as BT have clearly stated.
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