Thread: General ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news
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Old 23-08-2014, 17:42   #4952
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news
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Originally Posted by cityfan247 View Post
Premier Sports does seem very overpriced for what you get. Do not have a lot of top level sport.

I like NHL and would watch some GAA. Some South American football and Belgian football would be for true football addicts. Hardly compares with BT and Skys football.

Aussie Rugby League ? not my thing and is a bit of a niche market.

When you think BT/ESPN other 3 channels and in HD for not a whole lot more (for Sky payers) you do wonder how many people actually subscribe to PS across all platforms. Even with NHL and even if they had it in HD i would not pay £10pm.

They need to dramatically reduce the retail price or reduce their price to get Virgin to include the channel in XL
Well, as long as it's a stand alone channel and not part of a package, they can charge what they like as far as I'm concerned! The value of a product is determined by the number of people who are prepared to part with their cash to get it!
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