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Old 09-08-2012, 10:43   #154
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Re: Sky Sports pricing dispute: appeal ruling looms

I like Sky's product however agree with many posters on here pay TV is getting very expensive now , for me it's something I can comfortably afford however I do have levels to what I'm happy to pay. My main sports are Rugby League , football , American Football and Ice Hockey however with the current rights acqusitions in 18 months or so time , I would need a sub to four channels (BT Sports , Premier Sports , Sky Sports , ESPN ) which is less than ideal especially when you factor in you need a base tv pack increasing your costs even more. In an ideal world I love to be able to cut Sky/VM/BT out altogether and get a sub to premier league , NFL network , NHL via something like a Roku type box.
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