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Sky win all LIVE Premiership rights and BBC win all HIGHLIGHTS rights.
Match of the Day is back, Des Lynam can kiss my ass. ITV can kiss my ass.
It does, however, mean that we will most probably have to pay for 85% of all Live games, which in my opinion is a big con.
Well, more info when I can be bothered to get it.
Discuss.
Match of the Day is back, Des Lynam can kiss my ass. ITV can kiss my ass.
It does, however, mean that we will most probably have to pay for 85% of all Live games, which in my opinion is a big con.
Well, more info when I can be bothered to get it.
Discuss.
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Virtuoso wrote:
> What a shame though, that Wycombe won't be on it.
You've just made an ass of yourself. Well, kinda.
Monday September 1st :: Wycombe vs. Sheff Wed :: Sky Sports (Probably 3)
> What a shame though, that Wycombe won't be on it.
You've just made an ass of yourself. Well, kinda.
Monday September 1st :: Wycombe vs. Sheff Wed :: Sky Sports (Probably 3)
Wonderful.
And now Premiership Plus is only £10 a YEAR, so I'll definitely be investing.
If only NASN wasn't so damned expensive.
I want my live NFL, I do.
And now Premiership Plus is only £10 a YEAR, so I'll definitely be investing.
If only NASN wasn't so damned expensive.
I want my live NFL, I do.
This is truly excellent news.
What a shame though, that Wycombe won't be on it.
=P
What a shame though, that Wycombe won't be on it.
=P
"Sky has won all the rights to show all live Premiership football in the UK for three years from the 2004/5 season in four separate deals worth more than £1bn.
Meanwhile, the BBC has won the right to show highlights, meaning a regular return to the screen for Match of the Day.
The Premier League decided to sell four separate packages of live matches for the three-year period.
Sky is paying £358m for the first tier of 38 matches, £282m for the second tier of 38 matches, £230m for the third tier of 31 matches and £154m for the fourth tier of 31 matches.
The BBC is paying £105m for the highlights package, taking it back from ITV."
More to come...
Meanwhile, the BBC has won the right to show highlights, meaning a regular return to the screen for Match of the Day.
The Premier League decided to sell four separate packages of live matches for the three-year period.
Sky is paying £358m for the first tier of 38 matches, £282m for the second tier of 38 matches, £230m for the third tier of 31 matches and £154m for the fourth tier of 31 matches.
The BBC is paying £105m for the highlights package, taking it back from ITV."
More to come...
Damn.
Guess I'll have to watch it all live in Sky Sports.
Guess I'll have to watch it all live in Sky Sports.
i heard that too. MOTD kicked the Premiership's ass.
Woohoo.
No more white haired men on my TV. Unless of course you count Gary Linekar.
Woohoo.
No more white haired men on my TV. Unless of course you count Gary Linekar.
Yeah, saw it just now on sky news.
Good. bring back the legendary Hansen.
And Linekar.
And no stupid adverts - which'll mean more footy.
Good. bring back the legendary Hansen.
And Linekar.
And no stupid adverts - which'll mean more footy.
Sky win all LIVE Premiership rights and BBC win all HIGHLIGHTS rights.
Match of the Day is back, Des Lynam can kiss my ass. ITV can kiss my ass.
It does, however, mean that we will most probably have to pay for 85% of all Live games, which in my opinion is a big con.
Well, more info when I can be bothered to get it.
Discuss.
Match of the Day is back, Des Lynam can kiss my ass. ITV can kiss my ass.
It does, however, mean that we will most probably have to pay for 85% of all Live games, which in my opinion is a big con.
Well, more info when I can be bothered to get it.
Discuss.
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