Title: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: TightEnd on June 09, 2009, 10:14:09 AM bbc
Setanta faces administration "within days" unless backers provide more funds to pay £30m it owes to the English Premier League, reports suggest. The broadcaster has already failed to pay the Scottish Premier League £3m it owes in television rights money. Setanta, which also shows cricket, golf and rugby union, has about 1.2 million subscribers, but is losing up to £100m a year, analysts say. Deloitte is set to step in to run the firm if it goes into administration. The rights to show the English Premier League - and the subscribers that this pulls in - lie at the heart of Setanta's business model. But the firm had only about 60% of the subscribers it needed to break even, said Professor Chris Brady of the BPP Business School. "They have predicated the whole thing on getting those subscribers. The problem is they are taking on Goliath in BSkyB," he told the BBC. Not only did Setanta have only a small percentage of televised Premier League games, but they tended to be "weaker" matches, he added. There had also been problems with customer service, Professor Brady told the BBC. Setanta's viability was cast into doubt earlier this year when it lost the rights to show 46 live Premier League matches from 2010/2011. In future it will show only 23 games per season, compared with BSkyB's 115, with industry observers saying that thousands of customers would give up their subscriptions. It is expected that a rival broadcaster - perhaps ESPN - would buy up its Premier League football rights. But the worsening economy has led observers to suggest that the rights to 46 games which Setanta holds for next season, the final year of its current contract, would not be worth as much as they had been. There are also doubts about whether the Premier League could match the £159m Setanta paid for the right to screen 23 Premier League games each season from 2010-11. A shared deal with ITV saw them secure rights for England and FA Cup matches for £425m - and it is likely another firm would buy up these rights. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Acidmouse on June 09, 2009, 10:47:47 AM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot.
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Josedinho on June 09, 2009, 10:48:40 AM Their picture quality is very poor, they employ Graham Poll and they're down with ITV in terms of commentary standards.
As it is only a month to month contract there isn't much to keep you from cancelling for June and July and then rejoin in August with one of their discounted joining offers. Hopefully Sky will be allowed to pick up all the premiership games and BBC take the England games off their hands. I don't want to lose Racing UK though. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Jon MW on June 09, 2009, 10:58:40 AM I thought about posting this article yesterday, but I thought only finance geeks like Tighty would be interested.
It's basically the same story written for private equity chaps. Quote Setanta close to the edge Monday, 8th June 2009 Doughty Hanson, Balderton Capital and Goldman Sachs-backed sports broadcaster Setanta may be forced into administration this week after failing to make payments due on TV rights. Deloitte is poised to act as administrator for the company unless an 11th hour agreement can be reached with its investors, according to the Sunday Times. The Barclays Premier League is awaiting a £35m (€39m) payment later this month. In addition, Setanta failed to pay the £3m it owed to the Scottish Premier League under the final instalment of this season's TV deal last week. It is understood to have until the end of today to come up with the cash. The FA is also understood to have turned down an offer from Setanta to reduce its £150m share of a £425m four-year deal on England and FA Cup games by 25 per cent. Doughty Hanson and Goldman Sachs were reported to have written down the value of their stakes in the business to zero in March, after Setanta missed out on a deal to broadcast Premiership football. It won rights to screen just 23 Premier League fixtures per season from 2010, a 50 per cent reduction on its current haul of televised games. Former Emap head Sir Robin Miller was parachuted into the company recently to spearhead an emergency £100m refinancing. Doughty Hanson and Balderton each have a 20 per cent stake in the business, while Goldman Sachs owns five per cent. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: NoflopsHomer on June 09, 2009, 11:15:51 AM Oh noes, where will Charlotte Jackson go?
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: TheChipPrince on June 09, 2009, 11:23:18 AM Oh noes, where will Charlotte Jackson go? Right about here I think... http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=42202.345 Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Rooky9 on June 09, 2009, 12:16:51 PM Cancelled my subscription on Saturday, they didn't go for the usual thing of trying to make you stay. Sky aren't allowed all packages, could we see BBC or itv pick up a package on the cheap?
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: MC on June 09, 2009, 12:32:29 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Rooky9 on June 09, 2009, 12:48:05 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: rossfourfive on June 09, 2009, 02:25:44 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Will also put at least 3 SPL clubs into administration. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Rod Paradise on June 09, 2009, 03:42:02 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Will also put at least 3 SPL clubs who forced us into the Setanta deal in the first place into administration. FYP. In a long history of dumb moves the one to knock back Sky, attempt to launch SPL TV, & eventually sign up with Setanta was the worst. All forced by the numpty 10 to try and screw more money out of the big 2. (http://www.offresonance.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/double-facepalm.jpg) Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: rossfourfive on June 09, 2009, 03:52:13 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Will also put at least 3 SPL clubs who forced us into the Setanta deal in the first place into administration. FYP. In a long history of dumb moves the one to knock back Sky, attempt to launch SPL TV, & eventually sign up with Setanta was the worst. All forced by the numpty 10 to try and screw more money out of the big 2. Incorrect. Aberdeen were for the Sky deal aswell. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Rod Paradise on June 09, 2009, 03:57:51 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Will also put at least 3 SPL clubs who forced us into the Setanta deal in the first place into administration. FYP. In a long history of dumb moves the one to knock back Sky, attempt to launch SPL TV, & eventually sign up with Setanta was the worst. All forced by the numpty 10 to try and screw more money out of the big 2. Incorrect. Aberdeen were for the Sky deal aswell. Were they? OK then 1/2 an apology to Aberdeen, but they still jumped in with the Numpty 9 to continue forcing Scottish football down the wrong road. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: gatso on June 09, 2009, 03:58:56 PM I really hope they fail bigtime, a right bag'o'shite they are. Let sky have the lot. +1 -1 Have a think about the people who work for them. I wouldn't wish any company to go under. Will also put at least 3 SPL clubs who forced us into the Setanta deal in the first place into administration. FYP. In a long history of dumb moves the one to knock back Sky, attempt to launch SPL TV, & eventually sign up with Setanta was the worst. All forced by the numpty 10 to try and screw more money out of the big 2. Incorrect. Aberdeen were for the Sky deal aswell. rod meant aberdeen and rangers when he said big 2 Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: gatso on June 09, 2009, 03:59:58 PM why will this put spl clubs into admin? I'm completely clueless about any deal that was done with setanta, didn't even know there was one
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: cdw1111 on June 09, 2009, 04:50:32 PM If Setanta go busto what will happen to ESPN america?I presume that wiil go as well.With Ch5 scrapping it's mlb/nfl/nba/nhl coverage what become of us insomiacs.Surely someone will pick the up on the cheap,weren't there rumours of the BBC being offered NFL for nothing?just because the yanks saw gridiron as an emerging market with a view to eventually having a franchise in London.
p.s I already miss Johnny/Josh but most of all Mike Carlson. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: rossfourfive on June 09, 2009, 05:03:43 PM Were they? OK then 1/2 an apology to Aberdeen, but they still jumped in with the Numpty 9 to continue forcing Scottish football down the wrong road. Aberdeen, Celtic and Rangers all voted to go with Sky but as the other 9 voted Setanta all the clubs were forced to go with the majority. why will this put spl clubs into admin? I'm completely clueless about any deal that was done with setanta, didn't even know there was one Sky and Setanta both came in with deals of the same value but Setanta were offering more money up front so the smaller clubs were keen to get the cash tied up. I believe Sky were offering the same money but spread over a longer period of time. It says in that bbc link that Setanta's TV money make up around 33% of the total income for some of the smaller clubs so without that they'll be really struggling. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 09, 2009, 05:31:03 PM Were they? OK then 1/2 an apology to Aberdeen, but they still jumped in with the Numpty 9 to continue forcing Scottish football down the wrong road. Aberdeen, Celtic and Rangers all voted to go with Sky but as the other 9 voted Setanta all the clubs were forced to go with the majority. why will this put spl clubs into admin? I'm completely clueless about any deal that was done with setanta, didn't even know there was one Sky and Setanta both came in with deals of the same value but Setanta were offering more money up front so the smaller clubs were keen to get the cash tied up. I believe Sky were offering the same money but spread over a longer period of time. It says in that bbc link that Setanta's TV money make up around 33% of the total income for some of the smaller clubs so without that they'll be really struggling. yeah we had a similar situation in Holland where a big new network going into admin really cost the clubs... very uncool.....then again RUK might become a bit cheaper now that I don't need to take Setanta with it. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Longy on June 09, 2009, 05:34:14 PM If Setanta go busto what will happen to ESPN america?I presume that wiil go as well.With Ch5 scrapping it's mlb/nfl/nba/nhl coverage what become of us insomiacs.Surely someone will pick the up on the cheap,weren't there rumours of the BBC being offered NFL for nothing?just because the yanks saw gridiron as an emerging market with a view to eventually having a franchise in London. p.s I already miss Johnny/Josh but most of all Mike Carlson. This is actually a good point, spend many an evening with baseball on in the background. With Setanta gone, will it be available on the standard sky sports package? Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: pokerfan on June 09, 2009, 05:35:20 PM Sultana Sports are currant` ly having problems raisin the required subscriptions................ ;shame;
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Teacake on June 09, 2009, 05:36:31 PM Were they? OK then 1/2 an apology to Aberdeen, but they still jumped in with the Numpty 9 to continue forcing Scottish football down the wrong road. Aberdeen, Celtic and Rangers all voted to go with Sky but as the other 9 voted Setanta all the clubs were forced to go with the majority. why will this put spl clubs into admin? I'm completely clueless about any deal that was done with setanta, didn't even know there was one Not sure about that, was it not £12.99 a month before the Shitanta tie in. gg Booth & Burley. Sky and Setanta both came in with deals of the same value but Setanta were offering more money up front so the smaller clubs were keen to get the cash tied up. I believe Sky were offering the same money but spread over a longer period of time. It says in that bbc link that Setanta's TV money make up around 33% of the total income for some of the smaller clubs so without that they'll be really struggling. yeah we had a similar situation in Holland where a big new network going into admin really cost the clubs... very uncool.....then again RUK might become a bit cheaper now that I don't need to take Setanta with it. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: cambo on June 09, 2009, 06:09:06 PM rangers n celtic should just take a year out, play a few exibition matches on top of european matches and move to any league in england, prem, champ, L1, L2 for season 2010/11. ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods; ;pokergods;
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: ACE2M on June 09, 2009, 06:19:08 PM didn't sky take years to make a profit? if they were entering into this market surely they would realise that it wouldn't just fall into their laps.
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: cambo on June 09, 2009, 06:23:05 PM i think its the credit crunch, better businesses than setanta have been caught short id imagine
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 09, 2009, 09:19:35 PM Were they? OK then 1/2 an apology to Aberdeen, but they still jumped in with the Numpty 9 to continue forcing Scottish football down the wrong road. Aberdeen, Celtic and Rangers all voted to go with Sky but as the other 9 voted Setanta all the clubs were forced to go with the majority. why will this put spl clubs into admin? I'm completely clueless about any deal that was done with setanta, didn't even know there was one Not sure about that, was it not £12.99 a month before the Shitanta tie in. gg Booth & Burley. Sky and Setanta both came in with deals of the same value but Setanta were offering more money up front so the smaller clubs were keen to get the cash tied up. I believe Sky were offering the same money but spread over a longer period of time. It says in that bbc link that Setanta's TV money make up around 33% of the total income for some of the smaller clubs so without that they'll be really struggling. yeah we had a similar situation in Holland where a big new network going into admin really cost the clubs... very uncool.....then again RUK might become a bit cheaper now that I don't need to take Setanta with it. Not sure about that, was it not £12.99 a month before the Shitanta tie in. Fair point, I reckon it was..but as a stand alone channel (which is the most likely option according to the RUK people in the RP today) they won't have the numbers to keep going. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Dino on June 09, 2009, 09:39:47 PM If Setanta go busto what will happen to ESPN america?I presume that wiil go as well.With Ch5 scrapping it's mlb/nfl/nba/nhl coverage what become of us insomiacs.Surely someone will pick the up on the cheap,weren't there rumours of the BBC being offered NFL for nothing?just because the yanks saw gridiron as an emerging market with a view to eventually having a franchise in London. p.s I already miss Johnny/Josh but most of all Mike Carlson. This is actually a good point, spend many an evening with baseball on in the background. With Setanta gone, will it be available on the standard sky sports package? Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 10, 2009, 07:38:01 AM If Setanta go busto what will happen to ESPN america?I presume that wiil go as well.With Ch5 scrapping it's mlb/nfl/nba/nhl coverage what become of us insomiacs.Surely someone will pick the up on the cheap,weren't there rumours of the BBC being offered NFL for nothing?just because the yanks saw gridiron as an emerging market with a view to eventually having a franchise in London. p.s I already miss Johnny/Josh but most of all Mike Carlson. This is actually a good point, spend many an evening with baseball on in the background. With Setanta gone, will it be available on the standard sky sports package? ESPN is waiting in the wings apparently, hoping for some cut price deal. If Setanta goes I reckon ESPN will snap up whatever's left for a 5'er. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 23, 2009, 08:38:49 AM http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/09/06/23/SOCCER_Premier_League_ESPN.html&TEAMHD=soccer
They paid more than I thought they would though. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Teacake on June 23, 2009, 10:23:35 AM The SPL have binned Setanta now as well. Hopefully ESPN will come in for these rights to.
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Longy on June 23, 2009, 01:32:44 PM The SPL have binned Setanta now as well. Hopefully ESPN will come in for these rights to. Don't hold your breath on that, ESPN currently don't hold rights to the NHL in the USA due to it not being a big enough market for them. They might see the SPL in a similar way. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Graham C on June 23, 2009, 01:37:58 PM £159m for 23 matches per season for 3 seasons?
Jeez, there's too much money in the world Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Josedinho on June 23, 2009, 04:13:41 PM No longer on the brink. 200 people lose jobs at a very bad time.
Hope Racing UK doesn't become ultra expensive now. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: steeveg on June 23, 2009, 04:30:25 PM No longer on the brink. 200 people lose jobs at a very bad time. RUK have said they will be going back to old prices before Setanta. they will be charging £20 per month as a stand alone chanelHope Racing UK doesn't become ultra expensive now. they have not ruled out the possibility that they may become part of another package, Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 23, 2009, 05:54:14 PM No longer on the brink. 200 people lose jobs at a very bad time. RUK have said they will be going back to old prices before Setanta. they will be charging £20 per month as a stand alone chanelHope Racing UK doesn't become ultra expensive now. they have not ruled out the possibility that they may become part of another package, 20£ a month?..sigh...very uncool. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: steeveg on June 23, 2009, 06:16:08 PM yeah £20 is a bit stiff after paying £13 with footie and other chanels. watched the interview by head of RUK ,he did say there is a hardcore ruk viewers who will pay the £20,so they will survive,then added but we dont rule out becoming part of another package, I ASSUME HE MEANS ESPN. saying they will survive may be just giving them bargaining power with ESPN, i hope so anyway, we will see
(edited to remove blank lines - bongo) Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: matt674 on June 23, 2009, 07:07:31 PM told setanta where they could stick their subscription 6 weeks ago when for the 5th time in 7 months they stopped my viewing despite me paying by debit card for the month. They put my subscription back on for April and it stayed on ever since - they didnt turn it off when they should have done in May. They told me i had to give them a month's notice by email and i told them where they could stick it - i even got a letter in the post yesterday to say that my account had fallen behind :D
i switched over to mlb.tv in april - setanta had one live baseball game every two or three days, mlb.tv has every game live and full replays on demand in full HD for less than the Setanta subscription. Most of the other sports that i watched will no doubt go back to sky so its not like i'm going to miss anything. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: The Baron on June 23, 2009, 07:26:23 PM Their picture quality is very poor, they employ Graham Poll and they're down with ITV in terms of commentary standards. As it is only a month to month contract there isn't much to keep you from cancelling for June and July and then rejoin in August with one of their discounted joining offers. Hopefully Sky will be allowed to pick up all the premiership games and BBC take the England games off their hands. I don't want to lose Racing UK though. This isn't allowed any more. Sky can only have right to 4 of the 6 EPL football packages by law. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Longy on June 23, 2009, 08:02:42 PM told setanta where they could stick their subscription 6 weeks ago when for the 5th time in 7 months they stopped my viewing despite me paying by debit card for the month. They put my subscription back on for April and it stayed on ever since - they didnt turn it off when they should have done in May. They told me i had to give them a month's notice by email and i told them where they could stick it - i even got a letter in the post yesterday to say that my account had fallen behind :D i switched over to mlb.tv in april - setanta had one live baseball game every two or three days, mlb.tv has every game live and full replays on demand in full HD for less than the Setanta subscription. Most of the other sports that i watched will no doubt go back to sky so its not like i'm going to miss anything. ESPN america which was part of the Setanta package has at least 1, sometimes 3 live games on an evening/night at the moment. They show the Cubs alot as well because we play a lot of day games at Wrigley, which suits me. How much is the MLB package? Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on June 23, 2009, 09:03:21 PM yeah £20 is a bit stiff after paying £13 with footie and other chanels. watched the interview by head of RUK ,he did say there is a hardcore ruk viewers who will pay the £20,so they will survive,then added but we dont rule out becoming part of another package, I ASSUME HE MEANS ESPN. saying they will survive may be just giving them bargaining power with ESPN, i hope so anyway, we will see (edited to remove blank lines - bongo) They might hope so but ESPN is not the bargaining kind I think..They are fairly well known for not paying over the odds (so I'm lead to believe, although the £159mill makes me doubt it) for sports. I would just really like ATR and RUK to get together and sort everything out. Keep the ATR presenters (other than Compo ldo ;) )and put them on the RUK meetings...happy days for all of us. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: matt674 on June 23, 2009, 10:16:51 PM told setanta where they could stick their subscription 6 weeks ago when for the 5th time in 7 months they stopped my viewing despite me paying by debit card for the month. They put my subscription back on for April and it stayed on ever since - they didnt turn it off when they should have done in May. They told me i had to give them a month's notice by email and i told them where they could stick it - i even got a letter in the post yesterday to say that my account had fallen behind :D i switched over to mlb.tv in april - setanta had one live baseball game every two or three days, mlb.tv has every game live and full replays on demand in full HD for less than the Setanta subscription. Most of the other sports that i watched will no doubt go back to sky so its not like i'm going to miss anything. ESPN america which was part of the Setanta package has at least 1, sometimes 3 live games on an evening/night at the moment. They show the Cubs alot as well because we play a lot of day games at Wrigley, which suits me. How much is the MLB package? http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/index.jsp?c_id=mlb&affiliateId=mlbMENUBANNERNAV i have premium package but normal package more than adequate unless you want to watch loads of baseball. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: steeveg on June 23, 2009, 10:29:52 PM yeah £20 is a bit stiff after paying £13 with footie and other chanels. watched the interview by head of RUK ,he did say there is a hardcore ruk viewers who will pay the £20,so they will survive,then added but we dont rule out becoming part of another package, I ASSUME HE MEANS ESPN. saying they will survive may be just giving them bargaining power with ESPN, i hope so anyway, we will see (edited to remove blank lines - bongo) They might hope so but ESPN is not the bargaining kind I think..They are fairly well known for not paying over the odds (so I'm lead to believe, although the £159mill makes me doubt it) for sports. I would just really like ATR and RUK to get together and sort everything out. Keep the ATR presenters (other than Compo ldo ;) )and put them on the RUK meetings...happy days for all of us. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Josedinho on June 23, 2009, 11:26:41 PM Their picture quality is very poor, they employ Graham Poll and they're down with ITV in terms of commentary standards. As it is only a month to month contract there isn't much to keep you from cancelling for June and July and then rejoin in August with one of their discounted joining offers. Hopefully Sky will be allowed to pick up all the premiership games and BBC take the England games off their hands. I don't want to lose Racing UK though. This isn't allowed any more. Sky can only have right to 4 of the 6 EPL football packages by law. England games will find a buyer so only really bothered about getting racing uk for a decent price. I'm not paying £20 for it. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: cambo on June 24, 2009, 12:17:33 AM ive just checked and its off the air. has this just happened at midnight?
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Josedinho on June 24, 2009, 12:26:17 AM ive just checked and its off the air. has this just happened at midnight? Just before 6pm apparently. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: cambo on June 24, 2009, 12:44:07 AM awful production imo, i dont know if anyone (scots prob) watching a few games from setanta where the rain got into the lens and wasnt wiped all game, may have been falkirk rangers or hamilton rangers or both, but it was an utter disgrace. steven whitakers goal versus hibs not caught in live play, sure theres hundreds of other examples, and of course criag burley doing co commentry for the spl, awful, then got a promotion to their premiership games, unreal, worst co comm ive ever heard from a knowledge and articulation point of view. steve claridge was another, what a total farce he is to be doing a phone in. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: fatshaft on June 24, 2009, 08:17:35 AM awful production imo, i dont know if anyone (scots prob) watching a few games from setanta where the rain got into the lens and wasnt wiped all game, may have been falkirk rangers or hamilton rangers or both, but it was an utter disgrace. steven whitakers goal versus hibs not caught in live play, sure theres hundreds of other examples, and of course criag burley doing co commentry for the spl, awful, then got a promotion to their premiership games, unreal, worst co comm ive ever heard from a knowledge and articulation point of view. steve claridge was another, what a total farce he is to be doing a phone in. Twice I signed up with them, both times I had major issues and cancelled. For all that SKY are criticised, they are at least professional in everything they do. Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Dino on June 24, 2009, 07:07:34 PM ESPN America has been added FOC to the Sky "news and events" package.
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: rossfourfive on June 24, 2009, 10:28:22 PM ESPN America is currently broadcasting on my freeview Setanta channel.
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: matt674 on June 24, 2009, 10:32:34 PM mine too but no live baseball so back to mlb.tv for me
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: pokerfan on July 07, 2009, 11:10:37 PM ESPN are launching new channel next month 45 prem games. No mention of SPLol
Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Josedinho on July 07, 2009, 11:14:59 PM £9 a month. Sky used to do these at £1 a game if you bought all 50 up front. So it's about double the price of that but a little cheaper than Setanta.
Nit thought - Wonder if i can get it August to May and save myself £18 Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on July 08, 2009, 07:45:44 PM £9 a month. Sky used to do these at £1 a game if you bought all 50 up front. So it's about double the price of that but a little cheaper than Setanta. Nit thought - Wonder if i can get it August to May and save myself £18 Free if your wife works for Sky :) Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: Scottish Dave on July 08, 2009, 08:00:13 PM £9 a month. Sky used to do these at £1 a game if you bought all 50 up front. So it's about double the price of that but a little cheaper than Setanta. Nit thought - Wonder if i can get it August to May and save myself £18 Free if your wife works for Sky :) Yes but she would also see the porn you order!! Title: Re: Setanta on the brink of collapse Post by: boldie on July 08, 2009, 08:02:07 PM £9 a month. Sky used to do these at £1 a game if you bought all 50 up front. So it's about double the price of that but a little cheaper than Setanta. Nit thought - Wonder if i can get it August to May and save myself £18 Free if your wife works for Sky :) Yes but she would also see the porn you order!! SHE CAN SEE THAT??????????????????????? |