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Old 16-08-2013, 13:49   #3467
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news

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Originally Posted by tvtimes View Post
I will tell you what's funny on the other site; there is FM's who were saying they didn't want BTS anyway because it's going to be rubbish, or it is rubbish, but now they are signing it's praises now they have it! I think they must have swallowed those sour grapes.
I said I didn't want it. So, FWIW, here's what I think now it's here -

Firstly I think a Virgin have done well to get this deal, but they've now confirmed a precedent. It will be interesting to see what happens in three years time. Personally I think Virgin have taken the easy way out now but are storing up future problems. That said I also think they've effectively killed off Bt vision as far as I'm concerned;

Secondly, the channels themselves. The shows I've seen so far have been amateurish, and I've long said that I believe their Premier League rights to be second rate. I haven't changed my opinion just because I've now got the channels. I will, however, be watching the first match tomorrow and I'm looking forward to seeing how they do.

What is a plus, for me, is ESPN, which is essentially ESPN America, in hd.
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