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Originally Posted by muppetman11
I'm pretty sure £9.99 is cheaper than £22.00. Many people don't want too pay a regular subscription every month and some probably cant afford it , this now enables them access to that one key match they want to see while allowing them to watch the rest of the live sport that day , Sky were never going to set the price too low and run the risk of losing monthly Sky Sports subscribers.
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I agree.
The article suggests £9.99 gives unlimited access to all of Sky’s sports coverage for 24 hours. I think SKY might start putting on "blockbuster" sports days / weekends.
For example there is a 24 hour period coming up in a few months that would be tempting to sports fans without SKY Sports.
25th May - Champions League Final
25th May - Carl Froch Vs. Mikkel Kessler
26th May - Scottish Cup Final
26th May - Monaco Grand Prix
If your are a fan of football, boxing and F1 you laughing.
It opens up premium sports to a much wider audience. It's given people a choice they didn't have before.