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Old 16-06-2012, 22:09   #247
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Re: ESPN may lose EPL Football(Update)

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
Thats all very well Chad buts lets say you pay £20 a ticket for each match then you are still looking at £100 a month then theres food/drink and transport costs which will push the costs up considerably and then put that against the combined costs of Sky/ESPN and BT then its still much cheaper to watch sport at home in the comfort of your own home.
I suppose it all comes down to how much your local club charges for their season ticket, and how far away their ground is.

I can watch my local junior team Bo'ness United for free if I jump the wall. I can even drink a few cans of beer at the game if I'm careful
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