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Old 21-07-2014, 19:55   #4719
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
I agree with you Old Boy. It's a Forum Myth that it was better when Sky had all the matches as 1) Competition has resulted in more matches being televised 2) The cost of Sky Sports has only kept pace with inflation. See previous posts evidencing this.
It's certainly not ideal now and for the die hard football fan is more expensive , if you now want access from next year to all Premier League and Champions league you need to take out two pay TV subscriptions , before Sky Sports covered this with some champions league and Europa League games also available FTA.

Whilst the current situation may offer the occasional sports fan a cheaper offering (ie included with BB or included in XL pack) it certainly doesn't benefit the football die hards , this will get even more expensive next season when BT introduce a charge for their Champions league games don't forget they already charge £3 for HD on BT TV and the Sky platform.
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